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New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
sEAwANHAKA CORINTHIANS LEAD.
Are 333 Points Ahead of Beverly Yacht Club
in Buzzards Bay Races.

Buzzards Bay. Mass, July 10-The boats of the
Seawanhaka COrinthian Yacht Club had the better
the second days contest with the representatives
of the Beverly Yacht Club in the to-day, and
now lead by a margin of S33 points The yachts
were sent over a triangular course, six miles
around, sailed twice over Only four boats. how
ever, competed, as the Terrapin had twisted her
rudder head and the Seawanhaka club chose not to
with three boats against the Beverly clubs
two, withdrawing the Mystery. The third match
between the yachts will be sailed tomorrow. The
elapsed times follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

The board Of directors of the Pope Manufactur-
ing Company has just been completed. and consists
Of William a. Read Colgate Hoyt F. s. Smthers.
G. f. Crane and Albert L. Pope. of this city:
Albert A. Pope and Charles Hayden. OF Boston:
George Pope of Orange. y. j; 5. c. WiuslOw, Of
Worcester, Mass, and G.. T. HOllister. OF RutheF-
ford. N J. Colonel Albert l. Pope is president
At the last meeting Of the board Albert L. Pope
was elected viCe-president. Colonel George Pope.
treasurer. and Paul Walton. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
STEWARDS TO FINE rARDY TRAINERS.

After w. Smith, the trainer of Terry" Nc
Governs Cincinnatus, had failed to get the colt to
the paddock for the fifth race on Thursday, the
stewards of the Brighton Beach meet framed rule
that hereafter all horses must be in the paddock
forty minutes before their Failing in this
their owners may be subjected a fine of $3.50 and
for second offence their entries will be refused.
The stewards ordered the sheets the race in
which Cinclnnatus to have taken up, pre-
sumably with the view of learning how much money
had been bet the colt.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
THE CAROLINA AGAIN VICTORIOUS
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1qrNr- l

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIYJNE.I
Newport, r. l.. July 1O.-The sweepstakes race
this afternoon between the thirty-footers was won
by the Carolina, sailed by c. l.. F. Robinson. The
race was sailed in strong southwest wind. The
course from Brentons Cove TO the compass
buoy in Coddngton COVe, rounding the Jamestown
mark both going and coming. VaquerO III. sailed
by Lawrence Waterbury. put up a good race and
was close third at the finish The Carolina led
throughout. On the out the race was very
close, and the boats rounded the mark within ten
second Of one another. After rounding the mark
the Carolina put once for the west shore and
increased her lead from that time 10 the finish
The summary. start 3:51:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
,HICAGO. Z. PHILADELPHIA. 4
VICTORIOUS; SCORE, 3 TO 1.
Batting Streak in Fourth and VOTES Good
Pitching Win for Home Team.

Good batting in the fourth inning gave the In
vaders their victory St. Louis yesterday by the
score Of to EIberfed singled. and Fultz hunted
They were advanced on Williams's sacrifice, and
scored on a single by Mcfarland Camel hit out
twO-bagger, and Mcfarland crossed the plate.
These three were the New YorlxS' only
The visitors scored run in the first inning on
a hit by Burkett a bad error by Davis and d single
by Anderson. Wolfe pitched we'll, and showed
more speed than at any time this season The
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
EASTERN LEAGUE.
NEWARK. s: BALI

NEWARK, s: BALTIMORE, l.
Timely hitting by Newark in the early part OF ths
game defeated Baltimore at Newark yesterday.
The visitors failed take advantage of errors by
their opponents that might have meant runs. The
score;
Baltimore -..-.....0 .............0 o o o . o[
Battertes-AIoriarity and Shea; Pounds and Ahearu.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
eoELEr's SWAN lN FoREIeN RACE

Copenhagen, July 1O-For the Royal Yacht Club
regatta beginning July p sixty-four yachts are
entered. representing Great Brft1in Germany
scandinavia and America. Robert w Goeiet
whose yacht Swan represents America will arrive
on the steam yacht Nahma Tomorrow CorreIjus
SSanderolit on the steam yacht North Ssar and
Aiiison v Armour, with his steam yacht Itowana
VII attend the elaborate festivities which will be
held nightly racing week. 80 'e
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
STANDING OF THE TEAM
POLO.
WeStchester Wins Ladies Cup
Finals at Ced0rhurSt.

Westchester scored big polo victory yesterday
defeating Bryn Mawr 10 goals to at the Rock
away Hunting Club. at Cedarhurst. Long Island
The game was the most important that has yet
been played in the Rockaway Club series. as it
was the final for the Ladies Challenge Cup. This
trophy must be three times to become the
property of the competing club. and as Bryn Mawr
was the holder of this cup, with two victories to
its credit. the Philadelphans came on with a
strong determination to win and carry the prize
home.
The Westchester Country Club had deep in
terest in the cup. for it had one victory before
yesterday. The teams were very handicap
basis. for, while handicaps are considered in
the Ladies' Cup event, the official ratings of the
teams gave Bryn Mawr total of o goals to %
much stronger four, but Reyndl and Cooley, Of
the second team. We're played in place OF j. E.
CoWdn and Lawrence Waterbury.
Bryn Mawr's failure to make a closer finish was
general disappointment Snowden and Wheeler
did the best ali round play Kendrick and Rosen-
garten being erratc at critical periods. Snowdens
hitting sure. He struck all the six goals made
by his side and but one lost through penalties
The first period was the most hotly contested of
the match only one goal being made, and that
being struck by Waterbury in little less than ten
minutes. At the end of the third period the score
period the Country Club team outplayed Brvn
Mawr at nearly every point and made eight goals
messed the game. The lineup and score:
wEsTCHEsTER. BRYN MAwR
IL. s, n Renal &c; r snowden
3-J NJ Waterbury jr lS-M q Rossn earte1 sI e1, -
Back-H P. Whitney. Bacl-Charles VVheeIer'
summary-Goals earned-Westehester Is: Bryn Maur
-safeties. Net score-westchester. f6. Bryn Mawr 3
The game to-day will be the fourth match for the
Blizzard cups. The competing teams viii be Rum
son and Great Neck
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
RAcEHoRsEs ARRIVE AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga, N. Y. July 10 (SpeciaD-Several-
stables of racehorses have already put in ap-
pearance, and will begin training for the August
running meeting Three carloads of William c.
Whitneys horses arrived to-day. Other stables on
the ground those of John r. Madden R. T.
Wilson, jr., John A. Drake and Walter c. Rollins
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
Me Other SCORES were:

A C. Wheeler Brooklawn Country Club 7S; R. c.
Carroll Fairfield County ST. s H Patterson. BEoo5lawn
Country Club 81; J. E. Hewes Hartford. 81 Ii Him
norman, Haven Country Club, So; r. D. Sprott,
Brooklawn Country Club Bridgeport 81; W K shepard
New-Haven. 64 H 3. Hard. Fairfield County COR
Club IS; F. NJ. Davis Mtddetown; S.: H. H k5app'
112 Withdrew. o. Robins New-Haven Country
Club: r. s. White I'd. New-Haven Country Club; r. H.
Hovey Hartford; r D. Cutler Hartford; s. j. Grahan'
Fairfield County Golf Club Greenwich; NJ Sargent New
Haven Country Club.
The tournament will end to-day with the club
team match, championship teams of six men being
entered from each club It will be a thirty-slX
holes medal play competition.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
THE LYsIsTRArA CHALLENGE CUP

Yachtsmen looking forward with interest to
the race for steam yachts-the first for many
years-for the trophy presented by James Gordon
Bennett. who formerly commodore of the
New-York Yacht Club. II is to be known the
Lysistrata Challenge Cup Lysistrata being the
name of Mr. Benefits twin screw steel steam
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
RoCHEsTER. S: JERsEY 80. s

Rochester defeated Jersey City yesterday at Jer
sey City by better batting and fielding in ten
inning game. Jersey City tied the the ninth
on Beams hit stolen base and an error by Meyers.
Rochester won a hit by Schrall. a saCrincs by
Madison and a hit by Lepine. The score:
r H E
Jersey y.........O o 2 / / o o / 0-5 10
Batteres-Leary and Fuller: PfanmiIIer and McNanus-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
BASEBALL.
Giants Lose Ten Inning Game +,
st. Louis by Weak Batting

ST. Louis, July 1o-The local team won a ,s-
inning game from New-York to-day by score -
to g. Mcfarland allowed the visitors six b,t-
while St. Louis hit Miller and McGinnity for a -,
OF fifteen safetes The score. '@i
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

Championship (hnal round; SO holes)-Charles H See
ley. Burn. beat Harry H Taylor, Brooklawn Coun-
try Club, by up and to play.
Consolation cup (inal round of hoes)J. c. jackson,
Middletown. beat w. B. Wheeler, Brooklawn Country
Club by up and to play.
Bronson, New-Haven Country Club, beat F S Pitts
and [ Baldwin, Wee Burn by and to play;
NJ. S. Hart and N. H. Pease New-Brtain beat w. II.
Hapgood and T. Hale, Wallingford, by
Final round-Marln and Bronson beat Hart and Pease,
by
with the following
fn 3pt. ..... t..................... SSo-77
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
EToN LEADS HARROW AT LoRp,s

LONDON July lo-In the annual cricket match
between Eton and Harrow at Lords grounds
to-day Harrow batted first and, after a poor dis
pay were all out in their first innings for lis runs
Eton all for 425 runs in their first nnings
at the close of play to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
STATE LEAGUE.

At Syracuse-Syracuso. 3. Albany. 1.
At BinghamtOn-Troy. 4. BinghamtOn. 3.
At Ilion-Ilion, I; A ]. & c., o.
At Enthusiastically, 4: Utica. 3.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
POST ENTRIES FOR SWIMMING RACES

The swimming committee ,of the Cherry Dia-
mond Swimming Club have decided to accept post
entries for their races. which will be held at NIef-
fert & Burnss Natatorium Eldert-ave and the
Ocean, HammeIs Station, Rockaway Beach to-
morrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

Sc I6Gi5 5Grk 81
Earned runs-New-Yorz. 2 base hlts-NcF>arIarl.
Cancel FrieI. Sacrifice hits-WiIIarns, Davis NcFar
land. base bals-OT Powell l. First base
errors-Nev-YorlS p St Louis l. struck ogt-By Wolfe,
8: by Powell . Double pIay-Heidrcl and Hill Left
bases-New- . St Louis Time OF game-l:t5.
Umpire-Sheridan- Attendance. 1897
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

yacht which built by Denny Brothers. who
also built Shamrock III for Sir Thomas Lip
ton The for the cup is TO be on July q.
the last day of the annual cruise of the New York
Yacht Club. and the course is to be sixty miles on
the ocean off Newport.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

A remarkable piece of engineering work
just accomplished on the New-York Rapid
Transit subway. See to-morros's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
CHICAGO. s: BOSTON. 4

1 IT
Boston .......o 0 0 / o a.
Batteres-whits and slattery; Gibson and Hughes At
tendance, $50.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
CLEVELAND. =; PHILADELPHIA L

Philadelphia r n z.
Cleveland. ..-........ 24
PhlIadeIphia. ........ o o o o O-f .
Batteries-Joss and ABBOTT: Coakley and Powers At
tendance. 1883.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
NETWORK

Two base hits-Mertes Farrell Van Haltrsn. Double
tu1aSssted)- Miller. BoVEernau
stolen bases-J. ONeiU. Browne Babb. Gilbert HI ~
pitched ball-By Miller. / Bases balls-On NcFs1-
land 3: OF Miller l. Mctfiunity. Struck our-pv
Mcfarland 4 by Miller s. Left bases-St Louis 3.
New York s. Innings pitChed-Milier. s. McGinnitv .
Hlts-On NcGinnty. p Miller. i3 Time of ZANE
2:2O. Umpfre-Moran- Attendance 160O.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
NEw-ENeLANo LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. s; Lawrence g.
At Lowell-LOwen. Z; Havsrhill. 4
At Concord-COncord. Z, New-Bedford. o
At Nashua-Fau River. i; Nashua. 3.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
DETROIT. 10: WASHINGTON. s

I At Washington r II E
Rs55S RssSSs;55 ......9 9 4--ls 4-ls
| Batteries-Donovan. Mcclure and Bueow; Ortiz AID
/ KitJridge- Attendance, 11SS.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

= bail To-day, 3:30 II. VI. American Iess,,a
SEeater n y VS. ST. Louis B'way & l6Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
BUFFALO. 0: WORCESTER. 5.

At Worcester r n z
Buffalo -----...-- %
Batteries-Ferry. Hooker. and Laporte; Wnham
and McCauey
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
BICYCLE coMPANVs DIRECTORS.

Senator Lodges summer home. See to-
mOrrOw's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
TORONTO. 4; PROVIDENCE.

AT PrOVldence-
Toronto. o..........--.. o0o g !!
Providence .-..---.... q D o o O-S
Patteres-Briggs and Toft; viau Diggins.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

The winners were the WeetamOe, the Effort, the
Mira the Aspirant. the Anoatok the Flosshllds
the cricket the Lively the Dorothy and the BaO.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
cINc1NNATI. 6. boston. 5.

At IInCinnati r II y
Boston .........,.....O Is IL
Batteries-IIarper and Petz: Pratt and Moran. A.,
tendance 1900.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

In the final match for this Consolation Cup be-
tween J. G. Jackson, of Middletown and W. B.
Wheeler, of Brooklawn Country Club. Bridgeport
the former. who 1 down in the morning
finally out by up. Their cards
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

J. L. McGinnis's br. h. Tribes HILL by
Cli1ord-Garoga, i. 106 tFu!ler) / I-5 Ii
Rostand, 3, 80. (Haack) II 81
Syrlin, aged, l0l PeichU 6-1 2is-1
Henry Clay Rye 9, 100 CN. Lewis, 80 TO and IL to
/; Past 4. 90 (DesouZa) to and to Planet.
8 90 5MiehaeIsl y TO and to i Roeiy III Ccoch
and Is 10 !; Anak. T. III (Ander). 40 Is TO /;
our Nugget s. 81 (Creamer), 40 to and Is
rock, 3. 100 (BoieSen). 40 to and Is Cardigan
les 10 NeiD. 20 10 l and Mine. l. e6 Cic-
Cafferty), 100 TO and 40 to J. and Ianceman. s. 106
GBurns) 10 and % TO l. also Start fair Won
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
FIFTH RAcE-FoE maiden fllles year-oldg: furongs

Mexican Stables ch, I. Diyinaton by
HoroscoPe-White Rose 105 Q3uman) al s-5
1FlsLlAr 1pO (AiichaelS1 , 81 81
POSSESSION 1O5 ..--....-.. (Smithson) IL 21s-1
St Roma, 1o5 Cannon 10 and ! 10 /: NJ Theo
Jos tBurnsl ~ 70 and Marmee. 105 (IaacI0, 20
70 and TO !; Yo San. 1O5 CRce). S / TO /;
sea Gate. 105 (Fuller), 10 to l. Black Socks
1o5 (Coehran). 30 and 20 to /: Funny Side. 105
tHicks to and to /: Margaret O., 1o5 o. jones',
Joe to ana 80 70 !; Ny Sister los Daley so to and
Flute, 1o5 (Boiesenl 80 TO and IL l. Mrs Bessie
Fulum los NicCaferty) so to and 20 to Lady
Badge, 105 (AdaTns) so I and ran. Start
fair Won driving Time. 1:012s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-08

And those who can spare
the time totake up the course
in fancy work find that it
proves delightful and useful.
The educated man las
many advantages over his
uneducated competitor. This
is rs true OF the farmer as of
the lawyer, and the courses
III agriculture are intended
TO make a better farmer of
the young man who takes
them. They are English,
spelling, arithmetic, penman-
ship, civics. physics, ento-
mology, biology, principles OF
agriculture (%including chem
istry Of soils, crops, etc.,
anatomy and physiology of
farm animals.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-08
Business Room.

the counting room are taught thoroughly in
theory and in practice, and supplemented
with courses in English, arithmetic, %penman-
ship. commercial law, geography, rapid cal
~culation and German.
Noting the demand among young ladies
for instruction in dressmaking Dana, College
has engaged a professional dressmaker and
offers instruction in cutting and sewing, thus
the young lady students while pursuing their
regular courses of study may get such in
struction in cutting and sewing us they desire.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-08
Danq College Courses

lead 10 the degrees OF Bach
elor of Arts and Bachelor
of Science. The studies are
such as long experience has
taught best adapted to de
yelop the mental, moral
and physical faculties OF
man and woman.
The normal department
offers two, three, and four
year courses. The two years
course prepares students for
second grade county Ger
tifcates, and the three and
four year courses are plan
ned for the purpose of pre-
pairing students for first
grade county certificates.
At nresent students have
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-08

little difficulty in securing positions, because
OF the scarcity OF teachers. Special attention
is given To students who desire to fit them
selves for second grade certificates i'll one year.
The commercial department offers excel
lent courses in business, stenography and
typewriting. The pupil is in turn a steno-
erapher, a book-keeper, a merchant, a banker,
doing actual business just as carefully and
accurately as in real life. The daily school
work constitutes a business experience.
~Stenography, typewriting and the work of
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-11-12
Deafness Cannon be Cured

by local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con,
dition of the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have rumpling sound OF
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirelv closed deafness is theresult, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
ont and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed
forever; nihe cases out Of ten are caus-
ed by catarrh, which is nothing but an
infiamed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hairs
Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the BEST
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-11-12

Rev. Nj. J. Butcher went to Jasper
Monday.
D. T. Layne and Milt Pryor left
for Nashville Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Eggart went
to Chattanooga Monday.
Rev. NJ. a. Hunt preached at the
c. Church Sunday at i a. m. and
7 p. M.
W. E. Baily, of New Orleans, is
the city visiting his father, B. j.
Baily,
About twenty-five went to So.
Pittsburg Monday evening to meet
ing of the I. o. o. +.
Mr.. Alva Lee Kelton, of St. Lou
is, Mo, was in the city Saturday in
the interest of the Pfeiffer Chemical
Go, OF st. LOUIS.
Dr. 0. f. McNabb authorizes us
to say that he will be married on
the oath, but either party is allowed
to back out if they so desire.
Miss Will Carlyon is filing the
place of Miss Ellen Donaldson as
teacher, during Miss Ellen's absence
caused by the death of her mother.
The Baptist church was to have
been dedicated Sunday bnt owing to
the fact that DR.. Golden did no
come it was postponed until some
future time,
J. II. Harris and John Carlyon a
the co operative store, are always
glad to see their friends Mr.. Har
: ris is well-known as an old-hme mer
chant, and Mr.. Carlyon handles tn
7 yardstick nicely.
The miners struck last Monda
. morning. The difference originate
$ about weighing the coal at the mines
Each basket weighed was docke
e ten pounds which caused the troubl
d and as no satisfactory agreemen
}. could be reached a strike or wal
e out was declared until the dispu
could be settled.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-11-12
STATE News.

Clinch river above Clinton is res
ported the lowest known.
Dinah Vanlear, a negro, died
near Dickson at the age of10O,
The session of federal court at
Jackson was extended one week
The Nineteenth Century club
will start a library in South Mems
phis.
Cooke county contempla'es the
erection Of new court house at
Newport.
There is an. increase Of the in.
dustrial development along the
Tennessee Central.
The recent bank C earrings at
Memphis reaching over seven and
quarter million dollars made a
record.
A Granger county committee to
investigate the cost Of court housed
with a view to building one at Rut-
ledge, tinishedsits work
Winch tester is to have new ho'
tel 10 cast S25. 600 1t will lie three
stories high and contain seventy
five rooms with modern conven'
fences
The question of the removal Of
the South GAINESVILLE university tt
Atlanta came up before the Ten
nessee Synod and the proposition
was defeated The university vii
remain in Clarksville
A crew OF hands are putting il
telephone line between Centrevill
Z and Kimmins. 1t will conneC
, with the exchange at Centrevillt
| and Will probably extend fror
e Kimmil S to Holenwald, Lindel
5 and Mamie.
S The flour mill situated on -Four
tain Greek owned by Mr.. Nj.
Ballenlant, has been purchased |
g Messrs } L. Cannon and c.
: Check
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-11-12
TENNESSEE NEWS.
here it not a vacant house in


There it not a vacant house in
Monterey.
Elyis Bragg has a lob beet on
exhibition at Gleason.
Several prominent citizens of Rob-
ertson county have small pox.
Memphis will spend $4,000 for
new school buildings to be erected
soon.
Samuel Kline and wife, of Cross
vile, celebrated their golden we'd
ding
Thirty carloads of Oklahoma
broom corn reached the Nashville
market.
The James Shelby wagon circus is
closing its season in East Tennessee
After important repairs the Elk
Valley Tannery has resumed opera
lions.
w. II. Underwood, aged Is, was
seriously hurt at Knoxville by a
horse falling on him.
An excellent program failed to at
tract many to the farmers institute
at Franklin.
A new Touring mill will replace
the Belmont plant recently burned al
Murfreesboro.
No rood rooso, : known for III,
recent suicide Of James Russell 8,
years old at Jamestown.
Tho Martial srsnons;on Of iro,
mines and coke ovens at Lafollett,
t has caused a considerable industrial
, ,,u
lanes Parnell, IT, = former resi-
dent Of Carroll county. was burne,
70 death on steamboat near s
Lonis,
Cumberland University at T.ebar
on defeated the team Of the Gber.
arts department Of Grant Uniuersit
90 70 q
y After = LONG wrangle Hora,
u RAINY. owner of the Maurv coun
s. mixes will secure nav for service gi
u an-rnraI mail carriers
Ie The workmen Of Phoenix Bird,
u comnapv, Of Pennsylvania. are
* Cleveland nranarino TO erect the ne
'e bridge over the Clincb river for Il
Soutbern Rail wav comnanv
The case of Montgomery cour
AGAINST the Tennessee Central Ra
u road comnapv to enioin that conn
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-11-12
MORE GENEROSITY WANTED

We hope the Seqnachee Valley
will be treated to removed indus
trial movement soon The march
OF progress has been diverted to
other sections Of late years, and
about every scheme for the growth
and progress of the various places
in the Valley have fallen through,
Dame Fortune should be a little
more generous in her gifts than
she has been
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-11-12

The school library at Tracy City
is having trouble in getting books
returned to its shelves Strange
how people will borrow books and
not return them isn't it? But
then the majority of people in this
world are very careless in the per-
formance Of duty, and it is duty
one owes the owner Of a book to
return it as soon as read. A book
represents money, and some times
good deal more, for, to true
book lover, a book represents con
siderably more than mere paper
and binding Therefore, return
the books you borrow promptly
and do as you would be done by.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-11-12

"Barki8 is within" is the phrase
the modern young man uses who
desires his lady companion to take
his arm instead Of the more formal
expression OF please accept my
arm" Barkis SET ms to be IA mighty
accommodating fellow, and al hail
to Chas. Dickens who invented the
expression which assists the beaus
and bellies 50 much in the agonies
of courtship,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-11-12

Chattanooga seems to be drawing
lots of our live business men to Its
busy streets. That's what makes a
city, the hustlers, and Chattanooga
has got them and more are coming.