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y. l. Graves. s. nemlng, Whateom
county heart failure.
Peter RaSk Il Providence hospital:
pneumonia.
hospital. pneumonia.
Infant Kent. Monod hospital. prcma-
ture birth.
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LOTT Ten notes. one for ezf0 and the
balance Tor 80 each. from Albert
HorHberg 20 Geo, D.. Kenyon also
one check on Washington National
bank for 81 Finder Will receive 40
reward and no questions asked 20
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II YOU arc iaakiuE Tor location foF
am kiud 90 business, ws are prepared
% ahuw sou ths only bargain - ~
haA We can pat Fua in The Res.
tuufnut huainsHa for So We car
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sell sou nice NIfis cigar stand Tor
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a. 80 a day We can sell Fnu halt
interest iu "a nriirafrnssn. WHERE sou
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trrest 60 almguHt any Kind ~ htlsi-
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craving Inside. II r g Xmas %"
Leave az HeniuKhhuHeu'H 40 Let ave.
and receive reward
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Millinery

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Collections

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OWN YOUR OWN HOME.

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THE CHANCE or A LIFETIME.
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rRoM $1,000 Up
NO MONEY REQUIRED
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MONEY.
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BARGAINS ~ ACKEA
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lta near litter Lake. az 81 pef acre
tEi. acres waterfront 9 ACfra Ia Der
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landing gt8
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IuEtuu. TOT 9 too
fo-agrg trarfa AL Chauthuduh Beach,
good adil on rasY terms 10
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gIiAIErAHlQtfA uEAGM ACRE
TRACTS
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close - the water. Between eea lie
and Tacoma -fsad coil. land les Wi
= mile ftom boat landing elise ta
- hnoi and storva. pgiNr - raEh. o.
very eaHy fefma
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STEWART. STEWART 4 CO.
Room 81 Union block
Price. 8 30
= Rooms. steam heat. rent -
q Rooms location good. rent u-s..
Price. s. 20
- Rooms steam heat. rent tigs.
Price. 8 10
is Rooms. central location. rent -.
Price. t015
Rooms nicely furnished rent -
Price AH
T. Rooms central location rent So
Price & 600
10 Rooms. good furniture. rent SO
Price. $50
= Rooms. best location. rent Eifo.
STEWART. STEWART 4 Co,
Room - Union block
ia First avenue
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ron SALE 40. broom house, lot s0s
isu. i2u cash. balance easy. Browne
ao1 Oriental BLK
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Drafting and Tracing
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two sf@uVRynUhara
fth~ 70 fftffrp n~Ff~
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and unfur-
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EVERY DAY
New homes are being started IN
hEADOWDALE.
EVERY DAY
sold
EVERY DAY
our man il on the ground 10 show
you.
EVERY DAY
Lessons your opportunity to make
the best selection.
EVERY MORNING.
ats o'clock the Great Northern goes
20 MhApOWnAisE. Buy a ticket 10
MoHher, DO 1T NOWi
81. fsn. t8. and 80 per acre for and
WEST q WHEELER.
ard Union block.
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cash. bal. 30 per month. Why pay
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Mf-rTf Al. REALTY GbMfANf.
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TRACTS PROM o%E TO rs
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tn8 Reach Rainier Reach. East Sc
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NEW HOUSES. TOO.
WIN accept lots as part pay. of small
cash payment. balance monthly.
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ACRE ANn uAt.F-AcRE TRACTS
AZ Rainier Bach. a feW blocks frufa
car live lake and school grand
views EunH neigh nufH ftHeef aali III
cauutF FOR fruits and vegetable. and
ar ideal Hpa4 Tor chickens - pigeons
fare saiA 81 mach less thar al.
gaInfnE lake FRONT property uH eaaE
tnaafhfV terms Lumber ur hrfnea
built ga terfuH asaa. Take Washington
NJ cars See Mf StuFfrvaut or hia
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MEN and women 70 assist IN building
hoef,Itai ard obtain for themselves
and children free doctor, medicine,
weekly sick benefits. hospital care
and attention and funeral bensfita.
For Information write, phone q or
Victoria Hotel Fraterrai Sick Ben
eft ard Hospital Asaociation UncoT-
~~afedl. Phones Main GO. Independ-
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Real us.sts-cen,lnusd.

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THE sCANDINAvIAN AMERICAN
bS saS .. ssFSsassssted ssposi.s,o t ,S
eoo capital and suT,pipss; fs5o,sco' =, \
pres: J. " lane, cashier. Geo n
Fisher. asst. cashier.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-02-04
PROGRAMME MISSIONARY INSTITUTE
Spring City District N. E. Church, South,
WhltweII, Tenn. Feb. land IL.
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
8 a. m,-Opening service and organiza-
ton, by Rev. L. II. Cassiday,
9:3O-MissiOns as a spiritual force, Rev.
M. j. Butcher.
9:5O-Our missionary periodicals. Rev.
J. A. Ellison.
1O:10--New territory, how to develop it,
Rev. A. b. Hunter.
10:30--Missi the business OF the
church, Rev. Frank jackson.
1O:55-Sermon, by Rev. A. Is. Hunter
AFTERNOON.
p. m.-Opening Service, Rev. G. S.
Wagner.
2:2O-Is the missionary spirit growing
in the district? Rev. j. II. Wagner.
2:4O--The holy spirit, the agent in mis-
sions, Rev. J. NJ. Mosier.
3.00-The American Bible Society, Rev
DR.. G. d. French
3:2O-The benevolent collections, when
and how should they DO taken, Rev.
E. E. Wiley.
3:40-Prayer and Missions, Rev. Sam ?.
Douglass.
4:OO-The Christian and his money, by
Rev. j, Il. Greening.
7:00-Sermon, by Rev. DR.. G. D. French
FRIDAY.
900 a. m.-Opening service by Rev. w.
L. Norwood.
9:15-What part should the Sunday
school take in the missionary move
ment, Rev. Sam " Morrell.
| 9:30-The value OF missionary litera
ture in securing the benevolent col
lections, by Rev. j. M. Unison.
9:5O-What our Church is doing in the
foreign field, by Rev. j. T. Guy.
1910 Suggestions for greater efficiency
in the district, by Rev. j. M. Cren
shaw.
1O:3O-The layman and missions, by
Prof M. M. Dossett.
10:50-A revival in every charge, anC
how this may be brought aboutP Rev
j. A. Greening.
11:O5-Sermon, by Rev. E. e. Wiley.
AFTERNOON.
2:OO-Opening service, Rev. D. McCrack
| en-.
2:15-Some objections to missions: how
meet them, by Rev. w. L. Norwood
2:30-The league and missions, by Rev
r. c. Camper,
2:45-The Importance of observing
Children's Day, Rev. A. B Hunter,
3:0O-The Sunday school as mission
airy society, Rev j. NJ. Unison.
led by Roy. E, H. Cassidy and Rev
j. Il. Guy.
7:OO-Sermon, by Rev. Frank Jackson.
Let everybody come. All are wei
come.
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Athitmell department.
Snow fell all day Thursday.
GEO. w. LEWIS Agent.

Snow fell all day Thursday.
DR.. S. C. Ellis made a business
trip to Chattanooga last week.
Robert Browning, of McMinnville,
was IN the city last week and bought
fourteen mules.
Mrs. George Cookston died in
Chattanooga Friday and was brought
here for interment and was buried at
the league cemetery Saturday.
James Vanhoosier and Miss Gerta
Hixson were married Wednesday, of
last week, Rev. S. P. Angel oficiat-
ing. 1t was Gretna.green affair.
Ifyou want Office why not let it be
known through the columns of the
News. The lucky man will be the
one who lets the people know what
he wants.
Preparations for the reception and
entertainment of all who wish to
attend the meeting on the II and II
will be made. Everybody is cordl,
ally invited to attend.
If you want nice book to read
call at at DR.. S. G. Ellis's Office and
get one it will not cost you anything
only you are expected to take good
care of it and return it after reading
DR.. N. B. Moore is thinking Of
buying a musical instrument thai
will play any tune from "Jesus, Low
err of my Soul" to "Old Dan Tuck
ell" "Arkansas Traveller" and "Gwin'
to Run All Night"
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LET.
Special 10 lie Ne7Vs.

Special 10 lie Nr7Us.
Mrs. S. S. Ferguson, of Pikeville, Wis
TIED her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. L.
Brscken Tuesday.
Mrs. j. S. Ferguson was the guest of
Mrs. ]. S. Humble Wednesday.
Miss Hester Thurman was calling on
Miss Emily Lee Friday evening.
A. b. Cranwell, OF Pikevlle, was
here Saturday inspecting lumber.
wonder when Laura Levan is going
to come to Let to help certain young
man clerk in his store. Hurry up, Lau-
ra,he is getting tired of waiting.
Mrs. Wyatt Thurman and sons, Roll
lie and Sam, were the guests of Mrs. r.
L. Humble Saturday night and Sunday.
L, L. Lee and sister, Miss Pallie,
we're visiting at Mrs. j. L. Lees Sunday
Mrs. Laura Bracken, who has been
sick for some time, was able to attend
Sunday school Sunday.
Kay Bracken and Mrs. j. S. Humble
went to Pikeville Monday.
Miss Emily Lee called on her cousins,
Johnnie and Freddie Lee, Monday az
ternoon. They are very sick with the
measles.
]. j, Kelly, W. A. Thurman and d
f. Spring we're in the city Friday.
Little Ega Humble is on the sick lis
this week.
wonder how Laura Levan likes t.
she'll corn to ship.
B. S. Smith, of Pikeville, was here
Tuesday inspecting lumber.
Miss Minnie Cain is sick with tn
measles. Guess Who.
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VANNDALE, ARK.
Sbltiak 10 khe MEzOs.

SpeaiaF 10 the NezOJ.
Wading mud and ice is the order Of
the day.
Our new preacher preached his first
sermon Sunday at Rose Chapel.
Tom Rose will soon have his house
com pleted.
We have fresh meat at oar house all
the time. My husband kills rabbits
one day and squirrels the next, and the
next day shoots at turkey but the
feathers is all he gets of them.
Mr.. Swain is still building houses,
and says il will take him fourteen years
to get done.
Mr.. Murphey gave the young folks a
party one night last week, and all re-
port nice timo.
Dan Dickson has gone to trapping
and hunting and has succeeded in catch
ing coon and killing a snow bird.
Guess be will get rich.
Misses Annie Dickson and Jewel An
derson visited at j. e. Burklin's Sun
day.
Cold Wave is visiting US now and has
brought some snow and ice along with
him.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rose, a
girl Saturday night.
James Anderson returned from Perry,
Ark, Tuesday where he has been a,
work for the last two months.
What has become Of the Caroline
Chapel and Mineral Springs correspon
dents? Would like to hear from them
There was big fire in Cherry valley
the other night and several stores were
| burned down.
Best wishes to Bill Doolsy and thc
| editors. Arkansas Sisters.
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CORRESPONDENTS CORRECTED.
Editors News:

Editors News:
Hope you will please correct two
statements published in your columns
recently to avoid death and destruction
in our little town. We believe in the
News and wish to help it all we can,
but since the issue of Jan. 2lst thirteen
deaths from heart failure have been re-
ported on account Of your paper stating
that j. w. Morrison and w. II. White
had entered into a law partnership
together. No such partnership has
been formed that we know Of and no
such Office can be found. Those who
searched for the Office and found it not,
regard the affair as only joke.
Another statement in the News that
John 7. Raulston was attending the
session OF Supreme Court in Nashville
where the the case Of J. A. Walker ct
81. VS.. the T. c., l. & R. b. Co., was ex-
pected to come up for decision, was al
so another error. We are informed
| that Mr.. Raulston was in South Pitts
burg that week staying there one night
and as the Supreme Court does not sit
at night but only few hours during
the day time, Of course be could not
i, have been there.
Our people do not wish to wear out
| thousands of dollars worth Of shoes try
ing to find fictitious law firms or weary
their brains reading mistatements,
which have caused wonderful amount
of excitement in our town.
QUICK JIMMIE,
! Whitwell, Tenn, Jan. 2S, 1904
We regret the inaccuracies Of the cor
respondents, but are delighted to find
| the News such a valuable ADVERTISING
medium. Editor.
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MCPHERSON.
measles,
Special 10 the NeWs.

Special 10 the Nc5VS.
The biggest snow fell here this morn
ing that has fallen here this winter,
Mr.. MARROW of Georgetown, is sick
and reported very low.
Mr.. Shipley of this place, who has
been spending few months in Texas,
returned home.
Hon. r. A. Palmer, OF Mcpherson,
sold a carload of mules last week.
Joe league of Whitwell, has got a
nice bunch of cattle at Mr.. Hooper's.
The following were the guests OF Mr..
Clemmie King Sunday evening: Messrs.
Melton, Joe Cannon, Sam Graham and
Andy Mar.
C. II. and p. L. King, Of near Fair
mount, who have been visiting home
folks here, have returned to that place.
Mrs. Carter of this place, died Jan.
10th, and was buried Sunday following.
We would be glad to hear Of some
more of our friends subscribing for the
News
Rev Rollin, OF Georgetown will FIJI
his regular appointment here Sunday
morning.
Let US hear from Dollie OF Sidneyton.
Willow.
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The largest snow of the season
fell Sunday.
A. o. Ellis, of Georgia, is in the
city selling pianos.
G. p. Holloway has so far recover.
ed from his injury caused by his mule
falling as to be able to go to Jasper
Saturday.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend the Missionary to attend the
missionary meeting here on the 18th
and 18th inst,
Rev. NJ, J. Butcher preached Sun
day and Sunday night at the South
ern Methodist church.
Mrs. Jack Holloway and Mrs,
Warren Gillian have both been con-
fined with severe sickness.
Quite a number went to Jasper
Monday to see what the county
would do on the bond question.
T. J. Quarles has been very low
with the measles but is some better
now and in fair way to recovery.
Hearst for president; Bate, for U
! S. Senator; Moon for Congress; Fraz
Ter for governor; Payne for state sen
stor; and Moore for representave il
the cry of the democrats of Whit
we'll
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THANS.
Special 10 tie Ne7US.

OpeCidE 20 EHG NCtOJ.
We are having snow.
Rabbit hunting is the order OF the
day and the boys are having fine time.
Sunday N. Deakins made a trip over
to see his old uncle, Frank DeAkins, and
found him as we'll as common. He was
proud to meet him.
Mrs. Nj. d. Smith is on the sick list
and DR.. Barker was called in to see
her. She has been suffering great pain
something like rheumatism. hope
she will soon recover.
Well, Mr.. Bill Dooley, l would like
to have some of your liniment to use on
some of Than's II you think it would
make them jump over the table when
they start to jump on it,
Claud Smith and wife, OF Dunlap,
were down Sunday to see his mother,
Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Leona Smith and NJ. E. &. were
the guests of Mrs. w. L. Smith Sunday.
would be glad to see warm weather
again so that could get out and find
some thing to write that would be of in
terest.
Republicanism and democracy are
both Jewelers. but they work differently
| The democratic party levels things
down while the republican party levels
| things up, or in other words it fills thu
treasury and reduces debt while the de.
mocratic party empties the treasury anC
| increases debt.
Prof. Jones has fine school at Dun
lap. Mrs. Matte Moore assists him.
Mr.. Stewart johnson gave the younl
folks a another big supper and party
last week. James Thurman also CAV,
them a big party this week. III. E. G.
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CEDAR SPRING.
Special nthe Ne7US.

Special 10 the Nt7US.
Rev. S. P. Douglas preached at Now
Life Sunday morning.
Ask Oscar Grifith how he enjoyed
his visit Sunday eve.
School closed at New Life last Tues
day on account OF measles.
wonder how Thomas Andes enjoyed
his trip to Chattanooga.
Arthus Griffith is getting to be a
fine boy. He's going with the girls
now.
Miss Mamie Hicks returned from
Chattanooga Friday.
Ask Conner Blair how sho likes to GO
with the girls.
Miss Carrie Griffith returned home
from Chattanooga Saturday where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ell
liot.
Wonder if M. E. G. frownsd when she
read Uncle Joe's letter. Write again
Uncle Joe.
Mrs. Geo. Cookston died at Chatta
nooga and the remains were brought tc
the league graveyard.
Mrs. HOodenpyle, wife of Jesse
Hoodenpyle died Monday and was bur
led at the Pickett graveyard Wednes
day. Marie.
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ALL EYES ON ST. LOUIS.

The eyes of all the world will be turn
ed toward st. Louis during the year 1904.
Everybody will want to get from first
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Our readers are advised. therefore, to
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WHlTWELL DIRECTORY
CHURCHES.

MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev w Billingsley, pastor; Meeting
every 3rd Sunday at am and pm.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night at pmv Sunday school every
Sunday at $3.50 am, o. W. Chastain,
Supt
NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH-M. j. Busch
or, pastor; preaching every Sunday at
II am, and 700 pm: Sunday school
every Sunday at $3.50 pm, c. c. Shir-
ley, Supt.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH,. K. johnson,
Pastor. Meetings Saturday before 4th
Sunday at p. M. Sunday school $3.50
am.
M. e. CHURCH-S. p. Angel, pastor;
preaching 1st Sunday at 1900 a. M,
and 4th Sunday at $3.50 p. IN. Sunday
school School every Sunday at $3.50
a. m. II. p. DUFF, Supt.
C. P. CHURCH-M. A. Hunt, pastor.
Preaching every 2nd and 4tu Sunday
in each month. Sunday school every
Sunday, w. b. Ketner, Supt
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STANLEY.
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
Visiting was not the order Of the day
Sunday as the ground was covered with
such nice white carpet that not many
liked to walk on it,
Miss Belle Holloway returned home
at Looneys Creek Sunday after spend
ing a week with her aunt, Mary Richie.
Mr.. Dan Combs, of Hamilton county,
was the guest Of his son.in-law, Alex
Massengale, Saturday night.
There wis be good times in this vi
entity or mighty bad ones for every
body and his wife are getting out saw
logs.
lsiah Newsome OF kslly's Ferry, was
here Tuesday on some unknown bust
ness.
T. II. Richie was a Chattanooga visit
tor Saturday
News is not plentiful this week, it all
got covered up with the snow.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-02-04
NOTICE.

To the Republicans of Marion County:
A mass convention is hereby called to
meet at the courthouse in Jasper, Sat
urday, Feb. 27th, at one o'clock p. m.,
for the purpose of electing Chairman
and Secretary OF the County Executive
Committee, and also to determine the
mode of selecting candidates for the
county offices, and to tend to such other
business as may come properly before
the convention.
j. ]. DYKES,
Chairman Elk. Com.
Jan. 26, 1904. At
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-02-04
HOw's This?

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f. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
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We, the undersigned, have known L.
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able to carry out any obligation made
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WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDEN, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
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Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-02-04

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