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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-09-19

E R. Wells, OF Jasper, attended Post
meeting Saturday.
w. c. Hill made business trip to
Victoria and Whitwell Friday last.
G. w. Lewis, 81 Whitwell, was in
town Friday negotiating sale OF land
w. II. Jordan, of Victoria, was in
town Saturday to attend Quarterly
meeting.
w. f. Smith OF Gruetli, cam" in on
the train Saturday morning for g. A..
r. meeting.
w. p. Bobo one of Victoria's mer-
chants and hustler was in town Fri
day afternoon.
Alfred Thomas, Blcdsoe farmer,
raised a bunch OF rye Of 125 stalks from
one grain OF seed.
Henry Kent has made substantial
improvements TO his place at the South
End and now feels like nabob.
Miss Sallie Cantrell, who has been
spending a week at w. G. Spangler's,
returned to her home at Whitwell Sat
urday.
T. p. Duff and John NJ. Grrron, of
Whitwell, came down Saturday to at
tend the quarterly m""ting of NJ. E.
Church here.
The box supper at Caroline Chapel
Saturday night resulted in 81 20 net,
or enough to pay the pastor the amount
owed by the church.
Prof. E. W. Sbuler went to South
Pittsburg Saturday to visit his parents
and get acquainted with ms grand
father, whom he had not seen.
AMERICAS Greatest Medicine is
~ Hoods Sarsaparilla, because it pos
sesses unequalled curative powers and
its record of cures is GREATEST
The sad news of the death OF Presi-
dent Mckinley was received here at 7:
30 a. m. Saturday and the flag on the
News office was Immediately placed at
half mast.
Rev. J. j. Marker, Presiding Elder
Of the Chattanooga District M. E.
Church, arrived here Friday evening
and held services at j. II. Curtis house
in Sequachee Cove.
Rev. W. C. Wheeler, of Jasper, Geo.
d. Smith of Looney's Creek, W. A.
Brown of Victoria and D. V. Dame of
Pleasant Grove, attended quarterly
meeting here Saturday.
When you want pleasant physic try
the new remedy, Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect. Price,
25c at Codwell & Chaudon's.
Joseph Green of Tracy City, was on
hand Saturday for G.. A. R. meeting.
He will return to Victoria this week,
making his home with the family of j.
A. Boyd. Mrs, Boyd, lately deceased,
was his step daughter.
For the Sake Of Fun, Mischief is
Done" A vast amount of mischief is done, too,
because people neglect to keep their blood pure.
This mischief, fortunately, may be undOne by
the faithful use of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills. Non-irritating.
Mrs. s. c. Norwood, of Pikeville, died
last week. She was the mother of John
Norwood of Whitwell, and II. b. Nor
wood, Of Pikeville. She was a noble
woman, and in her SOth year. Funer-
Il services were conducted by Rev. Cash
of Pikeville.
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Mayor J. NJ. Head, of Nashville,
received the democratic nomination
for reelection without opposition.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
CHAPTER ONE.
Being the Tale of Columbus
Start to Fame.


About 400 years before Bill Sampson tried to butt
into the little doings south of Cuba and hand
German gentleman named Schey the hinly -dink, wise
boy named Chris Columbia living in Genoa, put aside
his pipe and tipped Mrs. Coumbo that he had
obtained long time option a wel-developed bunch
that could cashed and her Chris about to be
up and doing.
Right there Chris stopped the first of the many
right-to-jaw body punches that the books
waiting for delivery to C. Columbo. For five long,
weary years Mrs Columbo had ticled the uneven
rugated of the bread winning washboard, and
her hearing lad become defective. She managed to
catch DRIFT Columbos converse and suggested
he would make a hit for the head of the family
by hauling up scuttle of coal 1t disheartening,
and with bowed head Chris carried himself to the
sidewalk.
Chris Columbo, although several writers have over
the insisted that he had been handed
the wrong parcel when he took out the license that
started Coumbo her continuous performance at
the washtub. Being a wise one, Chris had looked up
theratng his father-in-law and had found that the
old man was credited with a big bunch of paper that
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
BY BILLY MAC.

paving contract with his honor, and, Chris had time
to mix the cards right.
Compelled to up about s7CO of Ibis bit the main
guy simply overcome when he saw Chris stumble
into the executive works
Here's an honest citizen who will last about sixty
three seconds muttered the main guy. "Hold your
finger on the push. button so cam keep within the
time limit he ordered private secretary, and then
Chris was called for speech.
Chris was bad actor, but he thought he
real and flashing the papers he had tipped
off game to beat out the g-mtt doing business
the route to India
What do we get?' asked the mayor he winked
to the private secretary for the count.
'Why, we find a shorter route to the markets of
India, and
Chris had intended explaining his idea of a steam
ship line and, backed by subsidy, he selling
stock in his transportation company but he
ed in wrong, and the mayor of Genoa
what he passed up. Chris first chance to break into
New York politics went by the deck
81 would suggest that you saunter well toward the
and pick out seat with comfortable cushion,
said the mayor The secretary caught the time as
591a seconds. and c. Columbia disappointed, but still
possession of papers the bunch that he
picked the boy to start something sneaked in by
the Mrs c. Columbo, Washlady sign and packed his
dress suit for trip to Portugal.
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upright an arrest business do whn they are
let alone They cannot be stamped out be laws OF tn
decisions v eoorts if anything about it,
hostile Ggisachion which is too frindly. Their
destruction cannot be accomplished be dmagogues
Miraboo, Frinchman, wanst excited tn Frnch pro-
1etoery rayvolt. What good iv it? They made
France raypubc that's all. But something must be
done about tn thrusts They be destroyed
they must not How to do it. TIL answer is found
in tn histhry " Yale Win steam discovered, she
TIL tllygraft invinted she nestled. She nestled
two hundherd years She is still nestlin. ask
her profit tn example iv their any mather
an nestle. Whn things go wrong, nestle. Whn tn
country is alarmed nestle. Do not attempt to de-
sthroy tn hateful thrusts with harshaws adverse
1gislaehion Nestle An there places to
nestle in thin good thrust. An if feather TIL nes
tie, it's aser ye.'
WELL sir, think twas good advice an I'm sure,
Hinnissy, that tn assembled hayroes v culture thought
well their degrees whin they got thim What's
degree, ye? degree is certificate firm ladin
university enttlin mother Hubbard in spite
v tn polls. 1t makes We doctor iv something an en-
ables ye to practice ye'er profession. don't mind
tellin' We, Einnissy, that if 1 law which I'm
not, pretty sick befure I'd call in NANNY
tlrachoor, it don't need doctor much
But anyhow degrees is good things because they
livis all ranks Ivry public is entitled eXoicio
to all tn degrees there An public private
escapes. Ye haven't got wan, We say? Ye will
though day ven poisman firm tn Uni
varsity Chicago at tn dure an yen hide undher tn
bed. he'll get We haul We out. Yell L
haven't done anything he'll say: sYe'd betther
come along quite. I'm sarvn' degree on ye firm
President Harper tn thriftier universities
is maxim degree tn alternytiye w. fine. Five dol
lars docthor iv laws
.They NANNY handed out be Yale an to each
prsidint said few wurruds explainin' why he
got it, SOS he'd know. F-read all tn speeches: Kazoo
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had been passed to the daughter. The little
church around the corner was worked and Chris had
the paper
Father-in-law had been sailor, he had also been
married man. Being married he had always secured
certificate of arrival from every harbor master on
his delivery Chris tied himself to these ceri
Gates.
He had a chart of the west and a chart of the
sea- but the family bank was $3.50 shy of the
needed equip yacht Chris insisted that sore-
had switched the bundles.
Christ not eary. of work. but he hated to let
the boss of his ward his family differences and
positively refused to so the hall to look for labor
He needed the metal, but he had been steered up
against wrong ticket and election was about one
year, seven months and four days away
Needing the dough, Chris started to stir up the
contents brain repository. was case where
he had to realize something and the charts were
still family. With support proceedings star
ing him in the face, Chris saw the papers, the papers
started a bunch, Chris grabbed the lunch
Many times Chris had heard his father-in-iaw tell
of the smooth con workers who threshed the entire
year round the route to India, and now Chris
decided doings for the G. Columbo COM
pany limited.
AS Mrs Celunbo still suffered from her bad ear,
Chris overlooked the suggested seuttle of coal and
wandered down the city hail. The aldermen from
the Eighth and Fourteenth wards We're ffamingaup
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s thin think it back Greek, thin translate it.
I've hufdlierd years ago Yale Coledge founded
be Eli Yale, an Englishman an dead at that He
didn't what he dom an more did till l
r-read iv these festivities. knew it nestled undher
TIL eums iv New Haven. Connecticut, but 1 thought
no more iv it thin that twas TIL name iv a lock,
smokn' tobacco large school nestiin undher tn
ellunls Haven where We snt yeer boy If We cud
AFFORD it an he larned tn Greek chorus an tn Aner1-
an chased tn fleet fut ball an tn more fleet aorst
q spoort thai Hogan knows about, an come out Whln
he had wint to wurruS. But take me wur-
qd FIR it. YaIes more thin that, Hnnssy I get it
straight thruhfll iv Yale thimsves that
if it hadn't this bunch dormitories nest
lin undher tn euns iv New Haven, beloved
thry tn short end ivs TIL wurrud too, might to-
day de bother thin they should be- Iyry great
invintion firm tn typewriter to TIL Vshaped wedge
thraced to this prodigal nschoochion. But FIR
Yale, gon' to Europe TIL decks iv saiiln
vessels nseaa comm away in tn steerage iv steam
ships or stayn at home; we'd be dhrvin horses as
NANNY tn unlarned iy do to this day instead "
pusn swift autynobill hill; we'd be writin long
amusin letters to frinds instead iv tygrafin
thin. Listen to what ASSOCIATE Misther
Justice Brewer tn supreme court, 6s-that tn
year he got his ticket out-says about alma
Their.
Two fundherd years ago. says, Yale had swim
pro- fssors forty books; today she has swim hun
Professors an three hundherd thousan
volumes " lore. Annywan that takes an nthrest IN
these subjects verify remarks be appyin to tn
ianitor FIR tn. keys. more consarned with tn
infooence Yale tn mateeryal affairs iv tn
Win this beautiful colledge first begun to
nestle TIL ellurns iveNew Haven, ships were
propelled be wind; vehicles dhrawn be tn
OK, TIL horse, tn wife, tn camel, TIL goat, tn New
foundand dog tn zebra, TIL wind he says, blows
no more lustier thin did whin Paul tossed
tn Mediterranean be TIL tumulchuse what sits
name. TIL OK an tn has grown stronger, L
ye thin whn Abraham wint forth FIR m his
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

Power I would be the largest Dandeion in the Legal
Pasture he said.
Then Happy Idea struck him amidships
Jim, want you to be my Associate Counsel" he
said. ST understand of course, that you
the difference between Caveat and Caviar Sandwich
is and that Thoughtful Expression, you're
just good the whole Choate Family l will intro
duce Eminent Attorney from the East.
will guard the Law Points and will sit and Dsmay
the Opposition by looking Wise"
So when the Case up for Trial the Runt led
the august Jim into the Court Room and introduced
him as Associate Counsel A Murmur of Admiration
throughout the Assembage when jim showed his
Commanding Figure, a Law Book under his Arm and
look of Heavy Responsibility his Face. Old Atlas,
carries Globe his Shoulders did seem
to be in it with this grand and gloomy Stranger.
For two hours Jim had been rehearsing his Speech.
He arose
'.Your Honor he began.
the Sound of that Voice, scared Silence fell
upon the Court Room. IT like the Lower Oc-
tave a Pipe Organ
Your Honor said jim, I'VE are ready for Trial
The musical Rumble filed the Spacious Room and
went echong through the Corridor The Sound beat
out through the Open Windows aud checked Traffic in
the Street. 1t through the Telegraph Wires and
lifted every dropping Flag.
The Jurors turned Pale and began to culver. OPP
posing Counsel white a Sheet. Their mute
and frightened Faces seemed to ask What up
against?"
Jim sat down and the Trial got under way.
Whenever Jim got his Cue he and said, your
Honor and Gentlemen of the Jury, quite agree with
my learned Colleague
Then he would relapse and throw Socrates
Frown and the Other Side would go all to Pieces.
Every time Jim cleared his Throat. could hear
Pin drop. There getting away from the domi-
mating Influence of the Master Mind.
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BY LARRY no.
HIS LITTLE sHooN.

The little shoon my darling used to wear
When Jared his steps adown the dewy way
Where doomed for him the first wild flowers May,
take them softly from the where
They rest dust covered, now-O nevermore
For his dear little feet to wander in.
All, Goi! they trip across mine heart now,
Through all lis tears remembering sadly how
1t rejoced in all the rapturous din
OF his love-laughter ripping gently DER
All till the soul nude of sin!
Dear litt1; shoen! In fairer realms than these
Your little master through dawn-tranced hourss
Down thoroughfares begirt with lovelest flowers,
And tuned to joy of birds and murmurous trees!
He nevermore hath need Of thee, since where
He fareth or beneath the sunny skies,
Child-hearted still, with in his eyes
Bright buttercups and fairy dewbells, too,
Wreaths of the and pearls of morning dew
Alone are fit for little babes to wear!
-Ni0NS Larry Ho.
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ss 4s sg
EvENTIDE.

Dear Coll the heart is tuned to eager prayer
Touched by this glory of Thine eventide!
Peace. like benediction, unaware,
All silently hath folded
AS twilight shadows fold away the day
And all burning burden Now the tide
OF mingled tears and joy and loneliness
Breaks meaning the heart its minor strain
While Memory, grief-raptured, keeps its tryst
With yesterday and tells its beads again
This is the Eastern-hour of Memoryland
When Hope sits smiling at the open tomb
OF every buried joy! And hand in hand
aFe walk across the misty silver hills
~ With all the living dead. Immortal bloom
The waysides where feet were wont to
dear days when first learned loves tongue
And all tn lore of spring. How wildly thrills
The he TT at some lone crickets plaintVe lay
Which startles recollectianl Far away
An echo of. the night hath winged US home
Where vol and vision the Turing hills
OF youths Immortal dream drift tremblnsly
Across world forever and young!
Be with my soul gift of magic mood
When slant3 the along LIES autumn slope.
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the Bills, the Committee never asked him to make
an address. The Committee wanted Wind
TANNER who could the Leaves Tree 200
feet distant. The @dried-up Lawyer could write
Great Stuff that would charm Bird out of Tree,
but he did not have the Tubes to enable him to
do to himself The Juries used to to sleep
on him. He needed Megaphone. And he had about
as much Personal Magnetism as an Undertakers AS
sistant
The Runt lost mSny a Case because he could not
a the jury and pound Holes in Table HIS
Briefs had been greatly admired by the Supreme
Court. Also it known that he could draw up
copper-rveted Contract that would hold Water, but
as a Pleader he was IA Pickerel.
At time he had an Important Suit on hand,
and was Worried for he opposed by couple
of living Gas Engines who could and down
in of zap Jury for further Orders.
81 have the Law on my Side said the Runt.
"Now, if only SiX-Feet-Two with soe-ieather
Thorax, could swing the Verdict
While was repining, in came a Friend OF his
Youth named jim 80
This Jim was a Book-Agent He big az
the side of a House He had Voice that sounded
as if5it came up an Elevator Shaft When he folded
his Arms and looked Solemn, he was a colossal flc-
tlre of Power in Reposes He Plug Hat and
large Black Coat Nature intended him for the q. S.
Senate but used up Material early in the job
and failed to stock the Brain Cavity
Jim had always been at the Foot of the Class IN
School. age of 40 he spelled Sure with an Sh
and sank in Heap when tried to add and T. But
he was a tall Success Book Peddler because. he
learned his Piece and the 2l8 pounds Oh Dgnhed ST.
periority did the Rest.
Wherever he went he commanded Respect He
could go into a range Hotel and sit down at the
Breakfast Table and Please pass the Syrup
in Tone that had all the majestic Significance of
an Official Utterance. He would sit there in silent
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Meditation Those who sized up that eephantine Form
and noted the Gravity of his Countenance and the
fiuted Wrinkles of his high Brow, imagined that he
was bordering the Immortality of the Soul AS a
matter of fact Jim wondering whether he would
take Ham Bacon with his Eggs.
Jim had the Bulk and the awe-inspring Front. AS
long as he preserved Napoeonic Silence he could
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

docthors " lithrachoor sttin in TIL watn'
FIR a hurry call. An thin ivry wint home. I
glad r-read about it, Hinnissy. 1t done me heart
good to that boys be boys whin they're
men, they'se NANNY things in tn wlrruld that
ought to believe if ye think they're not so.
"D'ye think tn colledges has much to do with tn
progress tn wurruld?' asked Mr.. Hennessy. 1
"Dye think Mr.. Dooley " It's tn mill that
makes tn wather run?'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

ry the Bluff Little Boys tiptoed when they came
him, and Maiden Ladies sighed for an Introduce
ton. Nothing but Post-Mortem Examination Would
have shown Jim in his True Light The midget
Lawyer up Envy at his mastodonie Acquaint-
and sighed.
eff could combine my Intellect with your Horse
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Gle inconspcuous little Runt."
but much learning had put him little bit to the
Willies And his Size against him He lacked
Bellows.
He nconspcuous little Runt. When he stood
up to Plead, he trife higher than the Chair
OF 80 pounds carried, about 45 Gray Mat
e had Mental Merchandise to burn but way
of delivering it.
When there was Rail of some other Gabfest on
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

fathers house But if Paul was liyin today he wlld
to Rome be tn Rome an Tarsus Transportation
line frst-cass don't know where he'd get tn
but he'd find it somewhere He'd go Rome first-eab
in an whin he was in Rome, wud, President Had
leys frnd Cicero wld say, TIL Romans do. So be
Abraham. Ye understand firm this brief sketch
what Yale has done She eonnyed nestle undher