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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07
Mnfrnbr iibcr absciagtc usbum."

Tcpcre, Woii, 6. Suli. - Sn
Eoint Of Gincs mar ais Shauitel.
lung fir ben 4. Srli cine Goaiiion
bon 5luci 2ofonlotipcn, Die nit ppQcr
&raft, bon born llnb in polcm 2oui
miocr chamber fobren ioltclt, 81.
tcntlld unaeiogt. 10000 Eerioncn
botten ie 10 Gents Gintritt bc,ohIt,
I'M lid Die 8cid)if)tc nn5uieben, ober
Der Seranltolter ocS .Sbpps" iagte
bieien I'M letten Wonlcnt ob, neil
Die 3uIdouer iid) III 81 gcfGbrlidcr
Wclle bis bart an Die Shicncn Dor
~georongt bGttcn. &oum mar 9ies
betanrlt eelporocn, oils bic id)oltlltitis
&c Wengc niitbenl ben nSeitplot"cr-
itiirnltc, Gin nn6egelegenes Sotcl er-
Itiirmtc, ole Icnitcr ciniblltg mo
bann nit Der Yoli5et in Gonilift &C.
rietb, luobei picle bon Den gufriib-
rern idiucr perlebt mltrocit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07
Mns Giferiuh)t.

81. 2ouis, 6. SuIi. = @ogor
Gpans, % Sabre alt, ourd)idnitt bier
arf Der StroBe Dor benz bon ibnt be.
ipobnten Saltie Der Srol Morcello
SEER, nit pelder er felt einem Sabre
in milocr Gbe gelebt bate, nit einem
Hoiirmeiier Die aeble, iporollf err iid
ielbIt nit Der n0mliden @offe Die
Sonogelenfc uno Die aeble burd).
ihnitt. Die Srau lit foot unoGponS
lie9t I'M fritiibelt 3uitonoe inn SO.
ipitnl. @iferiu6t beranlaBte Den
Wonn 81 Der Sbot.
GoS crmorbete Srouen5immer ioa
elmo geborenc 2pons gelpeien iein,
mo fam Dor ettpo ei1cm Sabre nit
@pona BON Eittsburg bierber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07
@ermiidte tclesrapbiidJc Scpciden.

Sm 2ufe Gbamploin iinh in
Der Hdbe bon Elattsburg N..N., Der
30-iabrige ISM. GooipeQ aus Bort
Senrp, ND, uno Der 62.IG6riuc
Charles 8loB ans Sisbon, 1..D., ct.
trnnfen. GaolpeQ, melher idnpod)-
'iltltig mar, mar bon Der Gonlpfbcot.
Wertte ms @oiier %geiprnngen. ltlo
SlaB, lpeld)er i'm 5eoufiiftigcr iol..
tc, lpor lbm nafgeiprungen. Won
5og geioe balo beralls, ober ci(egSic'
ocrbelebunasperiilde ermieien lif
ais eriolglos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07
Traii siim Suoc pernrtbcilt.

philadelphia, 6. Sui Strait
Gotborinc 9on5, iiberfiibrt, ibrcn
8otten pcrgiftet 5u bobcn, purbc
bclte gum Sooe perilrtbcilt. Sbr PIT.
malt miro an bos Sbcr9eribt appel.
Iiren. Geo. Soilep, Elm Negcr.
,Iooboo . 9oftor," nelder oos @ift
licfcrtc, lit id)on friiber megen ocs
nGmIid)cn Serbredcns gum Sooe Der.
urtbeilt morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07

tur, oeren iid Die Sinen felt Der Ser
einigrng nit GllBluno erfreut bo-
ben, 5u erbaltel.
sd bin Der Nnii6t," idreibt Der
&oiicr, vboB Oie Grmoroung oes Sc
nerolS 9obrifom einfa6 Dos @erf
zines Srriinni8en uno einiger gleid.
gelinntcr SerbilnOetcr gelpeien lit II.
oaB oos finiife 8olf feiren Intbeil
an Der rllfloien Gbat bat. Gie Gre.
fltlp-@ epalt mub unbeugiam nad)
Der engIten Sereinigun9 Sinlono's
nit Dem Heide Itreben. Sd legte
cs General Sobrifotu, oils er ernonnt
lpllroe, ans Ser5, OuB Die aQmGlige
G%rreid)ung oieies GnO5ieles feline
pornebmite Efli6t iei. Gr fiibrte lie
NIT pernunitnlaBiger Seitigfeit aus,
bis Der Zoo lelnen ebrenpoQen Iicn-
item, melfe linn einen oollernoen9tos
men in Der @eididte gclihcrt boben,
EN- Gnoe mud)te. Sd crlpartc ultd,
ooB DER llelte General @ouucrneltr
Den ibm MN %ge9ebenen Snitrllftio.
men olf oos @iirigite no6fonmcn
miro. Sd ermobne i'm Dor oacn
Gingen, in ben Mnii6ten Der iini-
lfen Sepolferul1g Die llcber5cu9llng
81 beltarfen, baB ibre biitoriide gu
funtt unaufloslih nit oerHublano'S
perbinoen lit ltro Bob Die 5ufiinftige
9liltbe 6inlanb'S inter Dem ruff.
if)cn S5epter iopobl, mic Die, 3llflnit
Der ibnen getpGbrten politiiten S5r.
ltitntionen BON elmer frieolihenSro
nilng Der 9in9e, Die I'M 2onoe fciten
Sub 9cfabt bot, obbGngt."
Wan miro on5ii d.
petersburg, 6. Sllli. - Sin-
littlid) oeS engliihen Inerbietcns,
ipabreno bes &rieges nit Sopon Die
rullild)en Observation-Disclosures Snterelien
an Der &iiite bon aomi6otfo mobr-
nebnlen SIT ipolen, bemerft Die SO
pole Tremio" beutc on5iiglih: yGilB.
lano piiniht I'M 6rieoen nit alien
N%otionen ST bleiben llno begt iider-
lid nift ben @unih Gnglono bon
oieIem Stonoe ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Son-
oerbor bort Iif bieier Gorid)log sum
6rieoen bon Seiten gnglono's ober
ooh an in Dem -%glugenblid, bo eng.
lano id sur llnteriodung Sbibet's
onld)idt, als cine WobnoDme CUR
&abrung Der SntereIien Snoien's
9egen &nBlano. Gugluno iheint Ole
mirflide @eiobr, Die ieinem inoiifcn
&eid)e orobt, menn iein 9unbesges
nolle CSopon) i'm fcrnenOIten trilinl-
pbiren loQte, poaig iibericben gu
buben."
Sultserpebition gebt alb.
Srom oe, Hortpeeen, 6. Sitli.-
Gie Siilfserpeoition fir Die 3ieeler.
6ialo Moropolerpeoition lit bier
beute arf Dem 0ampfer ySritbiof"
unter 6iibrung bon @. g. Gbomp,
Dem Sefretar BON @iaiom 3iegIer
(pon 9rooflpn), obeeaongen.
Die 3iegler-erpeoition. Die oui
Dem Gampfer nImerico" obging,
boift man in Sran5 SoiepbS-2anb SIT
finben. Die expedition iegelte bort
bin am 90. sunni 1908 ab, polte BORT
iiberpintern unb Soridungs.Grpebi
tioncn n%orbmdrts ienoen.
8ene5uelo's 9 6uloen.
Caracas, 6. Suli. - SIS lit eirle
Gonpertirung Der pene5uelanilheit
Staatsidulo beidloiien moroen. Ole
Gonpertirung miro iid aif Die bret
pro5entige Muslanrsidulb, Die In.
leibe bon Der ,9erliner 9isconto.
ganf" unb ale apf oiplonlatiidem
@eae feitgeiesten ShnlOen Tene5ue-
las eritreden. Der @eiammtbetrag
lit etipa $5Oy0O0,OOO. Gin 1beil Ser
3oaeinnabmen ioll ols @arantic Der.
pf1noet meroen. Mm 20. Sltli miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07
Mieoer frci.

0cnperj Col, 6. Sllli. - GbaS.
s. Moper, Er1lioent Der @eitern Sc.
oerotipn Of Winers, purbc geitern
Nahmittog pom Shcriii 9ea bon
Sener . County wieoer ircieelaiien,
nodocm er $4,000 9iireidoit fir
Iein Grideinen in Der eeeen i'm in
Cripple Greet erbobenen Influge oui
Morb nno gnitiftiing zines &iots &c.
itent butte. Wtoper mar i'm 8an5en
1O3 Gage i'm @efdngnib unb 5ipor
Den erobten 5beil oieier 3eit III Der
,9ua Een" in Selurioe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07

- Sn Eittsburg, go. bat Der go.
light Sreb. 9albah. oils er iih bel
elmer @erbaftun9 gegen bic 6ren"se
oes @erboiteten pertbeioiate. einen
genilien gbporo 8enp ourd eincn
Sdub aiif Den Zoo perprnoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07
Eel G5ar iiber bie2ageil
SinGano.

Petersburg. 6. Snli..- Sn.
Dem er Die grnennune oes Siiriten
Schn Soolensfp gum General : @oil-
perneilr bon 0inlano beitdtiete, iano.
te Der &aiier Dem 8iiriten einen Ell
genbdnoigen Brief iiber bie Sitlia-
ton bort 81. 9ieier 9rief, Der in
Sorm zines faiierlihen Heifripts ae.
balten lit. tpirbe beute peroffentlitt.
Der 8aiier oriidte BARN feline lleber.
5elglng aus, oaB es moelid iein
merbe, Die lofale Mutonomie nnS
bas Hribile9iiim Ser eieenen 2egisIo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07
Werad)t iiber geei6la1t.
HnRen iolIen seiiest baben.

yer liin9lte jopanii6e Gorpeoo : sln-
9rttf I'M Safen bon Sort artbur.
: Wtebr p~ertporrenc M~eloungen
oarilber. = General bon Stadel.
berg beinobe %ertrunfen. - Die
Sapaner i'm Notien > BOB. -
auerleta bonn oliatii6en ariegs-
%ldaupldte.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

Mrs Easton said Klein called her to
his room TO administer some tablets
and afterwards feeling drovsy. She
had reclined on the bed and fen
asleep Her husband who occupied
front room. on awakening and fail
ing to find his wife in bed. went to
Klcins room and found the.two asleep
He went out of the honse quietly
and crossed the street to Erewerg
and asked William Andrews the fire
man to lend him his pistoi, saving ne
wanted the weapon 10 shoot a mad
dog. Securing the pistol he went
back to the house and entered the
roo moccupied by Klein. advanced 10
the bed and leaning over his wife shot
Klein in the head
Mrs Easton was aroused by the re
rort of the pistol. jumped mp and ran
from the room. Easton did not at
tempt to attack his wife and made
no remark to her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14
THANKSGIVING
SPECIALTIES

CranLeiries, per IT., 10 cents
English Wainuts per h., 20 cents
Almonds, per ID 20 cents
Pecans per b. 10 cents.
helled Walnuts. ner d.. GO cents
shelled Almonds per H. 90 cents
shelled Pecans, peg h.. 60 cents
Candied Cherries. per H., so cents.
Candied Pineapple, per lb.. 60 cents.
Candied Citron. per H.. 25 cents
Candied Lemon Peel, per H.. % cents.
Candied Orange Peel, per lb.. % cents
Seed Raislns. per pkg, 10 and Is cts,
Cleaned Cuirants per pkg. 10 cents
Fancy London Layer Raisins d.. p c.
Princess Figs. ! 10. baskets. 20 cents
Fancy Layer Figs pei H.. 20 cents .
Fancy Dates. per 10, 10 cents
Pitted Cherries for pies. per ID, 30 cts
Dried Black Raspbcrries. per ID. 30 cts
Dried Blacl,berries. per lb IS cents.
Boiled Cider, per out 50 cents
Swans down Pastry fir, per pkg. 30 C.
"VelVet" Candy. per lb. Is cents
Finest Chocolate Candy. per li.. IS C.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

To The Leader The ''yallsu dog
was killed. You 10 not hear rlen say
they would vote for him if he only
belonged to nay party Men arc
thinking f,r themselves and are no.
allowing the party to dictate. This IL
why" cal. il by whatever name YOU
may Men anil principle" and 1ot
party and spoils." is the slogan oi
war. While some good men are de.
feated il is better SO. f. the oHinion OF
An independent Voter,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

'fhe Logan county district court di !
not convene this morning Judge Bur,
fori having gone to sii in another
'urisliction J'tee Panooast arrived
at o'clock and openod court
Only few causes came uD this
afternoon Wednesday me grand jury
holds its FIST session. Al that time
new Developments in some important
oases may 3e expected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14
A COMPLICATED CASE.
Man shoo,s His 5oarder-Wife Causes
Trouble

Hagerstown, Nd. Nov, 14-Fred-
erick Easton a horse dealer, today
shot and killed Lorenzo Klein at The
home Of the former wnere Klein was
boarder. Easton claimed that he
found Klein and his wife tcgetehr.
After the shooting Easton was arrest
ed.
EastoD conducts boarding house
and Klein boarded with the family
He had been sick. according to Mrs.
Easton AMI several of the boarders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14
FOR rne lawyer.

For Sale-seven "a volumes OF de
eisions Of the department Of. the inter
lor, relating to public lands.
One volume Taylors Pleadings a1o
Practise (Kansasl Address. Th'
Leader. Guthrie. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

J A. Willouehby receiver OF nc
Capitol National bank returned from
Illinois lnis morning Naturally he IS
elated over election results in his state
as the goyornorelect Chas. neneen, q.
his cousin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14
Thomas - Jellerson Aere.

Thomas and jefferson, commonly
known as "gom eud Terry" these well
known gentdeuien can be found at The
Same Old Moses" and deicioqsly
served by Felix" the mixoloeist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

Great tonic braces body and brain,
drives an impurities from ycdr sys-
tenn MAKES sou well. Keeps yen
well. Ilcllister's Rocky Mountain Tea
}5 cents. Tea IT Tablets. ASK your
drugsist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

John " shaul lf Oklahoma city.
arrived in the city th.s morning 20
nieht q special meetius OF the city
council will hc hell and Mr. Shcrtel
VIII report the progress nc has made
ia securing material for fine street rail-
way 10 hc built ga Guthrie soon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14
Flreman's Ball.

The bah 10 be si;en tomorrow night
by the FIRE boys viii COUNTLESS be 4
success ara is deserving or the patron
ace 0f everytcdg The music is TO be
furnished ty J A. Cottiaeham.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

r. r. rimmons Of Shawnee. a mem
Der OF the city council OF that flourish.
ing city, spent yesterday in the capi.
tai city He says thar Shawnee IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

FOR ltEN c--Storc room tabls..e /
grocer corner 7Oi East Oklahoma
also f0ut room house, cave, well 90,
Easi qllas. 4. II. Ilutsel.
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Room AID Board.

Furnished rooms with all modern
convenience. with or without boari,
at No go East Eolle avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14
PERSONAL
Mention.

l@ Mention.
sssSssSsssssssSsssssss&
( J. C Cooper is here today from
Topeka.
3. F Hardcastle Of Chandler was
here yesterday
John W. Young came in yesterday
from Kingtrher
Thomas Dale Of Billings Is in
the city on business.
j. L. Stolcy cr Oklahoma CITY was
m the city over Sunday.
1 Fred Carter Of ST. Louis, is in The
city on special business
r. A. K'einschmiit Of oklahoma
City, was in the city today
Sim Lewis, the giant drummer from
Waco. Texas. is in the city.
Jake Leon, the Kansas city whisky
drummer was here over Sunday
a. " Boy is her today from Okla.
homa City On business matters.
J. Q. McNHtt Of Arkansas city.
spent Sunday in the capital city.
Editor }. " Maher OF the Crescent
City News was in the city today
l. e. Paterson Of Ada, !. T., was in
Guthrie this morning on business.
r. +. Summons Of Denver is in the
city visiting Dr and Mrs. N. b. Hughes
w. H. Campbell Of Perry, is in the
city visiting his daughter, Miss Helen.
Mrs NJ F. stilwel Of Bartles,ille
was in Guthrie yesterday visiting
friends.
James Lcps u came down tnis morn
ing from Perry 20 attend to some
business.
s. \. Menzer of Pawnee, was a busi-
ress caller in the capital city this
morning
c. D. Thompson Of sapuipa J. r., "a
in the capital city transactins some
business
Mr and Nrs. Joseph Gooiman Of
Oklahoma city. were in the city visit
ing friends.
Judge Rohberts. ex-ottofney general.
Of tho territory is in Guthrie from
Ningdsher
Fred L. Wemcr secretary Of the
school hand department spent sunday
in hingfshor
Uno Ne Bryce returned to Guthrie
today from successful business trip
ON he East side
]
Claude Raler Republican commit
teeman from Kay county was inI
Guthrie yesterday
Miss Maud sticlde. who has been
risfine friends il, Kansas city return
ed home yesterday
Editor Kelly Il the Marshall rrib-
une. was in the city this mornine en-.
route to Oklahoma City.
John Oyerholt. general superintend-
ent Of the rcnver Enid and Guls
came over from EIid today
F schlaudef. Oklahoma salesman
FOR Farwel 2 Co. was here for his
usual Sunday rest and recreation.
G. A Outcelt Of Teoumseh. one of
( the strongest Republicans In This cor
1er Of the wcr'd was IN Guthrie yes,
terday.
Frank Flesher, advance agent for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

growing faster, larger ana better than
any town in Oklahoma.
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LEGISLATURE. is in the city today trans
acting important business.
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A. 0. Farquharson,

= High Grade Clothier and Furnisher.
nHauHaaHnaaKRa EaangaanHaRaH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

sherinelect Bart Murphy came
down from Marshall this mornng. hag
ing spent Sunday al mis- nome near
hat plnce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

}. q. Scott n Perry sho sin rep
resent the First cuunciI district in the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14

Ed Kinnan secretary Of the Com
meroial club LEFT Satur lay evening for
n Paso. Texas ia aiterd the Irriga
lion congress
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-03-17
THANs.
SbreidI 10 The Mricf.

SbScidI 10 The Ne1rs.
Dear friends of the News it is sad to
pen the death of w. b. Brown. who died
OF fever lie left a wife and several
small children to mourn his loss. Our
sympathy goes out to his bereaved fam
lily.
There have been several deaths in
our vicinity from measles. 1t seems
like death is abroad In our land every
where.
We have had few pleasant spring
days.
Your writer made trip up to my old
home in Bledsoe county Saturday and
returned Monday. found w. A. Ora
ham and family all we'll. | went to
pay my taxes and look after other bust
ness matters. Miss lizzie Graham
came home with me to spend few
days. Wednesday we visited Mr.. Til
man Walker and family at Dunlap. We
drove up in my buggy and had Mr..
Byrd to take our pictures in my buggy.
We visited Mr.. Jones school. We en-
joyed the day so much. Everything
seems to DO moving on finely in Dun
lap. 1t is a beautiful place.
Lafayette Smith went up to Bledsoe
county to look at some cattle for N.
Deakins that were for sale.
Let me say many thanks to Mr.. Doc
ley for his letter he wrote last week.
Many OF my friends were glad to read
it. Three cheers to him for writing it.
IIe will be long remembered for his
kindness.
Mr.. Bryan declares he can feel dem
ocratic victory 10 the air. 1t must be
good ways up for their don't seem to
be any sign OF 1t on earth.
Than Deakins is planting a large
crop of potatoes this week.
Well have the promise of another
new subscriber for the News next week.
The Chattanooga Press has come
down to 20 cents year. That is cheaT
as can be. NJ. E. &.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-03-17
FARRIOR SWITCH.

Special 10 the Mc70s
Making garden is the order of the
day.
Mrs Brown Rogers was at Mrs. j.
Turner's Tuesday eve.
Oscar Foster made flying trip to JAS
per Sunday
Miss Ethel Rogers was in Jasper Sat
urday shopping.
Mr.. Hodge Torbett was here Satur-
day.
The Decatur company is rafting logs
while the river is on rise.
Brown Rogers passed here with a
smile on his face just so long
Mr.. Westmoreland was in Sequachee
one day last week on business.
W. B. Rogers and IL. II. Torbett were
in Kimball Saturday.
We are glad to see the sunshine that
makes things bright.
MSS Phoebe Hancock visited her un-
Gle Chas. Hancock at Pleasant Grove
Saturday and Sunday.
Will Hudson had smile on his face
Friday that was like ray of sunshine.
George and Frank Condra and Aaron
Graham went to Jasper Saturday.
Miss Ada Rogers is visiting her un-
Gle and aunt, Mrs. II, II. Torbett at
Pleasant Grove,
A certain young mans face looked
last Sunday as il it had MT had a smile
on it in twelve months.
Leslie Rogers mashed two of his fing-
ers pretty badly Saturday evening.
Oscar Foster made his usual trip tt
Sequachee Sunday to see his girl.
Misses Ethel and Verda Rogers at
tended church at Jasper Sunday.
News is as scarce as hens teeth this
week.
Would like to hear from Corley, Ark.
this week. Peach Blossom.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-03-17
TATEsVILLE.
SBecial 10 he N(7p5.


Well, guess all the readers think
have quit contributing any to the News
but once in a while get out and take
a rest, furlough as 1t we're.
The News failed to come for some
time but when it did come 1t made the
cords OF my heart swell as read its
home.like columns, and l thought OF R.
j. White who has worn out two pair Of
shoes and his pants coming to the Office
after the News, and Is so hoarse he can't
hardly speak calling and asking IL the
News has come. lie gets up at any
hour in the night in bis sleep, and goes
to whooping and hollering at the post
master to ask 1! the News has como.
Bill Dooley seems to think the cor.
respondents ought TO let politics alone,
Guess Uncle Billy has put the cdpsheaf
on and don't want the thing bothered.
+. j. Carpenter is on the sick list this
week, but we are glad to note that be is
improving.
w. b. Brown Is sick and has been so
for some time, but there is slight turn
for the better at present.
n. I. eagle has just got over the
measles, which didn't hurt him much.
The stave mill hero is doing a cOnsid-
cradle business in the way of cutting
slaves. One day last week they cut
nearly l1,OOO.
Joe Cantrell and family have moved
back to Dunlap. There seems to he a
magnet at Dunlap that attracts Joe.
A certain young man OF this place
left recently on search for a honey
pot and flittertree found it at White
sides Sorry to note after being sue
cessful in finding it he fell in and goi
drowned, and SO didn't get to enjoy it.
Our pennyroyal specialist has got out
of herbs and has ordered 400 lbs. from
Georgia. He says it is better grown
further south. Any enc having any on
hand can get rid of it by calling at the
Dr.'s office, No. so. He is performing
miracles with his tonic. He says when
he gets in his herbs from Georgia he
can doctor an apple tree so that it will
bloom in twenty-four hours. Billy,
will your liniment beat that?
Charley and Willie White are goine
to Dunlap in few days to stay.
j. w, Bryant passed through oul
town one day this week looking thii
way.
DR.. White went out buggy riding one
day this week and had break down.
A. A. Ransome, formerly a residen
of this place, now resident of Noun
Stirling, o, is coming back in a few
days
The little 3-year-old son of S. B
Brown died one dag this week with in
flamatory rheumatism. Our sym path.
is with the bereaved family.
Watchman.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-03-17
,VANNOALE, ARK.

Sbeaoi to the Nt7OS
The weather is very Ane for the time
of the year.
Some newcomers from Illinois arriv-
ed Saturday.
Mr.. Davis will move into his new
house soon.
Joe and Lee Burklln were seen with
an axe apiece going down the road the
other day. Where were you going boys?
Mrs. Susie Arnold is quite sick at
this time.
Grayson billiard and Bob Anderson
looked Sunday. What wac the matter
boys,
]. N. Anderson is on the ridge now.
Mr., Vann says when he wonts pork
he tells Pete Perry and he fills the bill.
These are election times and the candi.
dates are like bees in hive.
Jimmie Anderson went to town yes
terday.
julius Anderson went hunting one
day this week and killed some time.
Hillbilly.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-03-17
PRYOR COVE.
Special 10 the Ne1US.

Special 10 tie Mr1US.
I ana with Uncle Joe yet, am not
in favor of the people cutting the poor
peoples throat.
Our roads are in bad shape, but do
no hauling. have other things to do
while the roads are in this condition. II
our road was all right ! could get
through the rest of the way.
The cause of it is too much logging
out of here. That is the cause of mud
holes. II they would not haul when it
was muddy we would not have mud
holes in this road or rather roads.
think that is wrong. l have other
things to do, and others could do the
same II they owned farm or rented
one. They could straighten up fences
and other things.
II understand it right poor man
can't haul over the pike. They say you
have to have 3-inch tire on your wag-
on before you haul any, or pay license
on it. There is many man who is not
able to buy wagon like that or pay a
license on it either. What will they
do about 1-horse wagons If they are not
going to allow narrow tire wagons to
run on this road. That is running
rough-shod over the poor class of peo
pie.
Well, | will tell the readers the way
the people will have to do, and that i;
charge high for your labor. You will
have to do that or leave the country.
Hot Summer.