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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
Husband shot; wife Arrested.

New York. June 22.--Edward W
Crane, Of East New York. is dying
In Brooklyn hospital. from a bul.
let wound In the back OF his head,
His young wife was taken in charge
by the police. Crane is G. year old and
has lived for some time in the modest
cothge where he was shot. He re-
fused to make any statement when
told that his end was near. Mrs
Crane was taken to the station where
the police say she declared that her
husband came home late, started a
quarrel aud threatened 20 kill her. In
a scuffle over a revolver which he
held, she said he was shot. How the
bullet happened to strike Crane in the
back of the head the young woman
refused 70 tell
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
To Psrpstusts @. A. r.

Denver, Colo, June 22.--For the
purpose Of pepretuatIng the name OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic. a
society called the Sons Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic has been called
in this city. one hundred names
have been placed on the charter roll.
The charter viii be extended 70 all
cities and towns In the country a. rap
idly A. possible. The requirement for
msmbershlp is that man must be a
direct descendant TO one who has
fought in the civil war. Leo w.
Kennedy, Of Denyef. has been chosen
president and william G. Ferrill..
state curator. secretary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

Atlanta. June g1.--Ths annual coo.
veatioR u ths Georgia stats Fs1sFa
tiou Of Labor will conVsns this morn.
Ing To- the ball Of the Atlanta Fedora
tl0a Of Trades. ttH North Forsyth
street Ths VsogTan which has bssb
aTaaEsa ioF The opssinG exercises IL
vsTy slshOFete sad u ibeludss ssaSus
fhs nat ~ speakers some Of the most
pFeasinsnt msD IN tks state
J. n Hewtts. pFssi6sat Of the A.
lanta Fsdsfafioa Sf Trades. SiH PFS
Size ever TIE mestiaG TIE arSs
speaker - b. eallsd up0s gill be Gov
sraoF Jossph ~ Terrell. FoIio~ins
bin Vili cone IL sasesssi0a Aayos
Jaass q. Woodward and StAes psomL
seat 0eosSians
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
FATHER SHOOTS HIS con.
Boy was Defending HIs sister When
he Wac Wounded.

Boy Was Defending Hls sister when
he Wac Wounded.
Roberta, Ca. June IA. q. spill.
IerH. q farmer living about miles
from tovn. late yesterday afternoon.
shot and painfully wounded hia son.
william BpillerB
MIns spillers. a Erowp daughter d
A. q. 8pslIers. vas assisting her faith
e. IA packing PEACHES and asked that
she be allowed 60 oentH. Her faith.
81 became angry and threstsnsa 10
siap the face Of the yOuBg woinna.
whersspoh her brother told NJ. spii.
lsrs he could no, do "a While he vas
prsssst.
Thia 40 angsFed the fAibsr hat be
knocked the son down With an empty
essts. cot HE run ans shot him. FOR
tunassly. the Shot we're small ana the
load enfered the yount MAS isfi arm.
sns OF two pslleta satsriss the bFsas,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION,
Holding Their Annual Meeting at the
Portland Exposition.

Portland. Ore, June % The an.
nual convention Of the National Good
Roads association, the first OF the
gatherings OF national Importance TO
meet In Portland this year, at p. m.
today. began its first session In festi.
val hall At the Lewis and Clarke eK'
position grounds,
Promptly on the hour President W.
II. Moore. OF the association, assembled
the speakers platform aud took his
place with important personages In
the good roads movement 0regon's
principal officers and Portland's prom
inent business men surrounded him.
When the opening selection OF the ad'
ministratlon band had concluded. Colo.
mel Moore formally called the organ
izatiOn TO order. This act vas hardly
accomplished when the proceedings
were interrupted by the arrival OF d,
e. Huss. dust.begrlmmN from travel,
who had just reached the Lewis and
Clark grounds in an automobile from
New York, bearing letter from Me-
lille e. stone, general manager OF
the Associated Press 20 the president
OF the Lewis and Clark exposition,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
SAVE VERMONT FROM DISGRACE.
5000 ofssrsd 10 ofhelsIs II They Give
Mrs. Roesrs Poison.

Windsor. W.. June IA ,ottfr con
tanning poison and making al oncr
Of $1,000 II the substance Nofe given
10 Mrs. Mary A. Rogers. who ID 10 be
hanged here Friday for the murder oI
her husband. was received BY SUporia-
tendsnt Lowell. Of the stats prinson,
to-day.
The letter Wns turned over to the
federal authorities The letter bore
no signature bet wAa mailed a, BOslon
yesterday, according 90 the pOatmark
on the envelope. II says the writer
wished 10 save the state Of Vermont
aad ell womankind from this impsRd'
Ing dlhgrsce. and requested Mr. Lowell
10 arrange for Mrs Rogers 70 take
ths powder whlch vas snciOsed. prom.
lslng that n the gsll0ws Il cheated
On Friday. 20 mail him too 81 900 bills
Ths writer says " further details
are desired 10 insert. q Psfs0hal IN .
csrtain Boston paper 20 "Jaaiiss "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

crAnd FOsks. n. D.. June 32.-Bsrtal
Aaas. Sgd 20. killed hiusslf Ia TIE
eoanty JAii aurtaS toe @oEniss n q
novel manner. Ne twisted the ehain
n . toilet room arOund hss seek.
iaanef sOrvaE6 snd stAsaIaJ % seath
wAes found By sasriR Turpey ~ vas
Siandlng ainOsi uvrighL an1 the
cAaln gave way a. TIE arsf tssch
Aass ahsvsd signs Of iasaaiv . year
aso.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

Indianapolis. June S3.-over four
hundred athletes were within hearing
distance when the national salute that
marked the beginning Of the arst day
OF the festival q TIE North American
Gymnastie unlon vas fred BY the Ger
man Veterans association. schsduies
call for IL special trains 10 arrive
here today bringing " sArloads Of
German-Amsriean athletes 20 paFtici.
pate In the festival. the opening event
Of which wIll take place this evening.
TIE Sthlstes will be how.sd II tsntn
az the state fair grounds. trained 70
the hour for the paysieal contests.
which viii take place tcnorrow. Rri.
day and Saturday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

ChIeaeo. Jaas z2.--Tes srss serioas
stFiks 6isarass n s0ns tiEas aeswrrsd
to4ag uhss 20 wasOns DsloRsinG 70
sks AmsFisan Expssss eSmpaay wsrs
eieskn6ef ~ The tsams'Rfs ~ Van
Ilurea sd ciipt0a streets A egpsty
shariR o. oas % ths uASoss Tea IL
fsian sac tried 20 drive snoaa6 TIE
sbsiFnrfiss. bat 10 The ssassa swerys
. esesptgiaa vss Anoetsa de~n a
isFss eresd EsfhrEed aa1 bsEan 10
teef en6 thfeateo ths espsiy lIe
saeeaessd ulfk 6lmeaitT 10 1Fiyins .
bloek nogiA. bui hers tks ervwa 40
apnWn - erass ssa thfeafsntan ina
tAe ofhuss as ee@psIift q, 1gas bis
srEHssr This hslt o. aaa4 n ubpea
unlu - sesrlss1 ~ . $500 e pslles
ahicA s.sp&feea iAe sgews
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
MANIAC Ran AMUCK
IN SAN FRANCISCO
With Pistol Held q Thousand
People At Bay.
THEN he COMMITTED SUICIDE

Nine People Were Wounded By Balls
from HE oun--lnsans Man Was
Barriesdsd In HE Room and Dstisd
the Crowd.
San Francisco, June 22.--After hold.
ing one thousand persons at bay iur
two hours In kddy street early today,
shooting nine people and defying toe
police, Thomas Lsbb. q maniac. killed
himself
The dead are:
Thomas Lebb.
The wounded:
w. s. HOFFMAN, shot three times.
c. 7. Chevallis. shot In the eye.
W. Jones, wounds In the cheek.
Emil Roberts, boy. shot In the leg.
QuoRg DO. Chinese. rifle bullet in
hand.
George A. Delaughton. nine wounds.
Vicente Romantic. shot In cheek and
ear.
Joseph Larrlbee. two shots In chin,
one In lip. others In sh0nlder face
and arm.
Policeman Patrick Kassah, shot In
the cheek while firing from adjoin.
ing room. Seven shots passed through
his helmet
The insane man was barrIcaded In
his room on the fourth door Of the
United states hotel, 1913 Eddy street.
Lebb went TO the hotel last night.
This morning he began throwing fur.
niture from the windows 70 the street,
Several persons narrowly escaped be-.
ing struck. Then he began firms
a shotgun. He placed $50 and tlO0
bills in the muzzle OF the weapon and
fragments OF the paper were scattered
over the street, The big crowd
quickly gathered. and hundreds Of men
were prevented from passing the place
by fear Of being killed
Street car trRfic was entirely sus
pended. after one car had been fred
upon. and its windows broken.
Police Lieutenant Green rushed a
strong squad TO the scene among TIE
ohicers being fivs members Of the
crack rife team Of the department.
They were unable 10 accomplish any.
thing. however. rs the maniac was
strongly intrenched In his room and
appeared 10 have an unlimited amount
of ammunition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
Dlo MORTGAGES FoascLoseo.
Property Of the international Packing
Company viii be Sold.

properly ot N0e tUtefVeNo"e FaSN"'a
Company viii BE Sold.
Chicago, June 22.-The property OF
the international Packing company
has been ordered sold under fofeclos-
ure proceedings to satisfy claims OF
Ss.s77. 900.
The company Was formed a dozen
years ago TO take over the business OF
several OF the smaller concerns at the
stock yards. II is the original corpora
ton In the packing industry, but has
as the holder In trust Of most Of thu
company's bonds, the Illinois Trust
and Savings bank. represented that
no interest had been paid on the
t2.50O,OO0 bond issue since 1896, and
sought to have the mortgage fore
closed. Minority interests made
charges Of fraud and sought by an
injunction to prevent the sale. The
stockholders also entered the tight.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

0rffaa. Ga. June 77,---rAFties con.
lnE fFOm near Moisss 10 osinS -
pogt too mere sssroes ssad - . 70
salt e the srenrsaon Fun aatasdsy
lrom warn aprines - Atianta. Tns
onesrs of Hear cesnfg ssa leoDen.
sugh have bssa ysFT setivs ss1 wass
ssS mere arrests Taesdsg. Ab0uf ~
haso bees arrested a0v ed ne Snn
a. HeD0souEh II foil eapeFior esHt
6oes cot sect here uaffl oSeseos.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
eENeRAL oMAYA.

mnlintfu. 20 miles northwest OF Wei
1uanpaomen and drove the enemy
back on his positions on the Kirin
road.
Further north another force, the
aame day dislodged the enemy frcSe
Yangtsu pass and the viclnitles 10
miles north OF weiyuanpaomen and
occupied line Of hills northwest OF
ahe same place.
In the Changtu direction our force
advanced along the railroad and dis
lodged the enemys cavalry and In
1Antry holding an eminence 2 miles
noxth Of the Shahotxu railroad station
ana took possession Of a line OF hills
noakh Of suimatEu and Is miles nth.
easl OF Changtu June 10. The station
VAS wound TO be demolished Our
easualties were four men wounded.
The enemy left 10 corpses. including
ahe body Of an ofaeer and three horses
hlIled.
our force captured one machine gun
ana one horse. The enemy's loss must
Aaye been heavy.
Our force advancing on the Feng'
ava road after q vigorous light vita
tnfantry and artillery from three In
the morning OF June - dislodsed the
onemy from PeifangchenEkoa. 10 miles
noutheast OF fisitienchiAn and occupied
81 80 O'Clock the same morning Lieu.
tsAokou, 10 miles north Of chEnEtu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

Egia. m. guns 21s-Aarsarst Rns
aeaintsl aGsd 70 pears. rvabes n fsoni
e tat fTpin Cd tAs SoFthuestefn
rad an< pulisd tysar oss Fr1Ek lloo.
80 f'1m ne traek JSst 10 tine ae
sags tha b1tg ffuni hstAat ssafh.
Ths russaar sea knocket fopn ~
$500 Bast e ne enNins - shs sprnnx
fmm a. ffaeta oaa mafe anspnaclrus
~ go ~ eefi,s lspnrpe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
SWEDISH RlksoAo IN SESSION.
King Oscar opens Meeting with the
Usual Ceremony.

NNhH ONNel SfNHa "NNh''H W'a' WV
Usual Ceremony.
Stockholm, Sweden, June 22.--The
extraordinary session OF the rlksdag
summoned 10y King Oscar to deal with
the momentCus question raised by
Norway's declaration dlssolyIng the
union, mel for business today, As
f0reCasted by the Associated Press
yesterday, the government immediate
ly introduced bin asking for al.
thorizatlon to enter into negotiations
with the Norwegian s'orlhlug and
draw 40 a conditional settlement ol
the questions involving the separation
Of the heretofore dual kingdom.
The session was opened by Klng
Oscar In person. with the usual cerc'
monIal The King made a speech FROM
the throne IN which he protested
against the charges that by violation
Of the constitution he had provoked
the steps taken by Norway,
In tho council of state which sane
toned the Introduction Of the bin In
the r!ksdag dealing with the crisis
both the Nina aud the premier were
on the side OF a pacific sO,utiun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

ogifaa. 0e. Juhs 1I--Johs Oliver.
. voaAs whlts MAJ Vie lives nsss
oFekafa Hiii. this eoanty. brohe Ms
ssss haes4ay. TLis 10 tAa shiFtgtAiFa
tinls Ne kaa bfgksn Ma arm % ieg
~ has vhai aFs called soh bones.
40 eaa stand 10 fnil % strain. ~
isgz ana aFms are h = sefy eFsotsd
saadltloa nov an1 ~ claims shaf ~
bai4s ~ peEifs fsesye ~ tfgken
nnha.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

phllaAelphis. June 11-The city
TruN ass safe Deposit company. q
ths slty closed We dooss totay sba
Asa eose lnts ne k4aas u . fsm
psrnsy FsessEsr A a0ties go pOsssd
aiena6 ~ a 4 Tshef. aetiaG fsesitsf
asafin9 fhai f1s tfusl esmpsHf had
bsea esaae6 10 or4ar - fbs beakinu
a..arsn.as g rssssIssaala, .,.....
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
IL GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1905

the coast Of northeast Korea and are
apparently moving on Possiet bay. so
miles southeast OF vladivostok, ac-
eording to q Times dispatch from 81.
Petersburg. A large feet Of trans
ports have sailed from GensAn for
Viadlvostok.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
BATTLE IMMINENT
IN THE FAR EAST
japanese Continue To Force
Russians Northward.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH TO TOXIC

Jspanese Capital Receives News From
the Manehurlan Arsny--IBelisvsd that
oysma Intends to Strike LlnsViteh
. Crushing Blow.
Tokio, June 21.-4 p. m.-The fol-
lowing oAicial dispatch was received
Today from the headquarters OF the
1Apanese army In Manchuria:
In the direction Of Wei Yuan Pao-
men. our detachment occupied Yeng'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
sApAMEsE eoNrlHUs ADVANCE.
me Rsaslans rsvs Been compIsssIy
outfnnkaa,


fouaon. Jnne 32.--The eorrespon.
6ent Of the Daily Telegraph 81 Toxic
tands the following:
h F1ns Japanese are coniinning their
Is6rlons advance IN Manchurie- ne
naslana have been completely cat.
nnea on both wings. and newE q
AneNs victories may be expected
IT.
- japanese have coasidersbls
kslf q miili0a men IN Tie hsid
preiiminary operatioRs began
aaeh a. Nay -.
magniaeent annoancsmeata
- mA6s. the arn tAat the
eonsul ssEsral has laformed
~ q 1saE Kians thai "A.
Ne sauRtr0n intents 90
FaasEts river; ana tAe SEC.
~ Ensllsh sgsa1rOa ~
iI prooese 10 wei hsi
prarliss aG shantung
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
STEPS BEING TAKEN
FOR AN NMISTICE
Negotiations Are Now In Pro.
grsss Says Report.
PRESIDENT 10 MUCH INTERESTED

Conference Between American AHbSs.
Sador at st. Petersburg and Russian
ofteIAls--ThS Text Of Which 10 Not
Revealed.
Washington, June 22.--lt Is intimat-
ed In otheiAl circles here that pego
tlRtions are proceeding looking TO an
armlstioe between Japan aud Russia
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-07-06
LAND DEAL PENDING
New York Men Will Acquire Min
eral Property in Marion, Grun-
dy and Sequatchie Counties.

There was meeting in Nashville
op Monday of the Board of Directors
of the Seouatchie Land Company,
when negotiations were taken up for
+bo sale of the land to New York men
for about $l75, 600. The company owns
between 10000 and 21,OOO acres of
mineral land in Sequatchie, Grundy
and Marion counties. The land is said
to contain valuable deposits Of coal
and ore. Mr.. Hughes, New York
attorney, represented the prospective
purchasers.
Matters with regard to the land
have been in the courts eight or ten
wears and at the last term of the Su-
preme Court the rights of the various
nersons interested were determined
The company was organized about
fifteen years ago.
number of Nashville men have an
interest in the property. W. w.
Berry is President of the company ant
A. H Robinson, E. R. Richardson,
DR. William Morrow, Col. A. s. Col
yer and Buford Duke are members O.
the Board of Directors. Nashville
American.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-07-06
WHlTeSlDE, TENN.

Sb.eiai 10 the Na70S
Master James Roope is on the sick
list.
Martin Hartman, of Kelly's Ferry,
was in our midst Saturday and Sun
day. Wouldn' be surprised if he isn't
looking for wife Be careful girls.
Death visited the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Clouse and took their
precious little darling.
Mrs. G. W. Exum was the guest OF
Mrs. M. NJ Strown Friday.
Owing to so much rain we are hav-
ing great deal of sickness in the city
Miss Julia Doyle was all smiles Sun
day. Wonder who she saw.
Mrs. r. Pickett and little daughter
are visiting friends in Chattanooga
Quite crowd called on Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Exum Sunday evening and
had a delightful time singing Miss
Lizzie Roope played the piano
Rev. Clark closed his meeting here
Saturday, which was not very sue
lcessful.
Well as We writer is old and crippled
and can't get about to hear much
news he will have to close.
Jim Nix.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-07-06
HAPPY HOLLOW.

Speaa! 10 the Nf7Os.
A large crowd attended church a
Oak Grove Sunday night.
Jess Carson still bitches his pony at
Miss Alice's gate.
Henry Moore and family visited at
D. A. Ragsdale's Sunday.
Miss Amanda Lane visited Miss Ma
ry Ragsdale Sunday.
Arthur Carson was in Happy Hollow
Sunday evening.
J. W .McCurry was with his best
girl Sunday.
If YOU want to see Charlie McCurry
smile, Just ask him about his best girl.
John Miller is still hanging his hat
at Miss Bertha's gate.
Miss Minnie Ragsdale was smiling
Sunday.
w. M. Burnett and family have quit
visiting in the Hollow, for their bees
will leave and then they will not have
any honey.
Miss Nola Mosier was all smiles Sun
day
D. A. Ragsdaie went to Whitwell
Saturday.
J. w. McCurry attended par
ty in Happy Hollow Saturday night.
Miss Simmia Layne says Charlie
McCurry is the handsomest boy in the
Hollow.
Miss Mary Ragsdale looked sad Sun
day.
Balaam Long and family visited a
D. A.. Ragsdale's Sunday.
Miss Sallie Moore, was in Happ.
Hollow Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Cannon looked sad Sun
day.
Miss Lassie Prigmore can sure sing
Jessie Webb hasn't been in Happ
Hollow in long time. Pound Cake
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-07-06
MCNTEAGLE OPENING
Large Crowd of Visitors Present
at the Formal Exercises OF
the Southern Chautau-
qua.

MONTEAGLE, Tenn, July g.
tSpecial THE special trains to-day
brought hundreds of visitors to the
formal opening of Monteagle, and
the grounds are filed with throngs of
excursionists.
The Assembly opened this morning
with the organization of the summer
schools. The schools of music, art,
physical culture, literature, mathem-
atics and languages are all IN the
hands of experienced specialists, and
many students have already enrolled.
The department of music will be un-
der the direction of Douglas Powell,
late professor in Trinity College, Lon
don, England. Miss Bryant, of Col
umbia Institute, will conduct classes
in English, while Miss Lucy Taylor,
of Kentucky, will have charge OF the
schools of art. Prof. Lyon will give
courses in mathematics and the an
cient and modern languages school
will be under the control of Miss Jean
Courtney, of Franklin, Tenn.
At 3 o'clock the first orchestral con
cert of the season was given in Music
Pavilion. The address of welcome
was delivered this evening by Maj
T. w. Thomas, President of Monteagl,
Assembly, and the music was furnish
ed by the orchestra and the Monteagl
School of Music.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-07-06
GLORIOUS FOURTH
Its Observance Very Quiet in
This City-HOw the Day
Was Spent.

In total opposition to the ordinary
observance of the Nations natal day,
an oppressive silence pervaded the
town. The salute provided for the
morning being omitted on account OF
the Chattanooga fun, from whom the
powder was ordered Thursday last,
failing to ship it.
The heat was excessive and every
body tried to keep cool Quite a
number of visitors were in town
and appreciated the Blowing Spring at
Columbus Park.
In the afternoon base ball game
was attempted but after five innings
was abandoned on account of the heat
Several ran against the ball violently
and suffered in consequence.
AT 500 p. m. in the Town Hall a
mock trial was inaugerated with the
following personale. H. Kent, Judge;
T. H. Bartlett, clerk; w. R. Thomas
and w. A Brown, prosecuting attor-
neys; Chas Randle, Sheriff; Robt.
Randle and c. G. Houts, attorneys
for the defence; Walter Hopkins, pris-
oner charged with killing Rev. Nor
ellis cat; Witnesses for prosecution
Walter Fagg, Clarence Fagg, Grace
Thomas; witnesses for defence, A. &
Chaudoin, Herchel Chaudoin and Will
O'Neall The jurors were RObt. Camp
bel, E. S. Haynes, Walter Walsh, Leo
nard Haynes, G. W. Walsh, John Law
! son, Bert Lee, Ed Curtis, Eldridg
Robertson, Walter Randle, John Ram
say, j. S. Deakins, who brought in
verdict of mot guilty and the pris
oner was discharged.
A recitation by Miss Miltie Tate, o
Jasper, was a feature of interest, an
she recited nicely.
Ice cream, of Chattanooga make
concluded the evening" which brough
/ s14.e5.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-07-06
PETROS.
Special TO tie Nez0s.

SpeetdI TO me N<z0s.
PETROS, Tenn, June 29,-(Spe-
cial. Black Diamond Lodge No. 625,
F. & A. M, celebrated st. Johns
day here June "a, A large crowd of
people were present, among them some
very eloquent speakers, among whom
were Hon. l.. E. Gambell, District
Lecturer, Hons A. H Wood and
Brown, of Hartman, and Hon. c. G.
jackson,
w. G. Duke, worshipful master,
managed the affair with credit to him
self and honor to the order. Fourteen
lodges were..represented and collection
of $14 90 taken for the Home. The
Wood Concert Band furnished some
very excellent music and some little
girls of the town gave some interesting
exercises along the line of Masonic
work
A great free dinner for all wa'
spread in which baked turkeys, boilet
hams, and numerous other good thing
played part.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-07-06
nOuieauIe's New Depot.

The new passenger depot at Mont :
eagle, Tenn, was completed by the
NC. & st. L. building crew Friday
afternoon and early Saturday morning
II was placed in commission. The
station is one of the handsomest on the
line of the Nashville, Chattanooga &
ST Louis, and is. the finest between
Nashville and Chattanooga. 1t is 1O3
feet long and 20 feet wide, and built
ON a beautiful architectural plan.
The roof is of Spanish tile, and the
interior is finished in natural colored
yellow pine. 1t is a substantial struc-
ture but built ON special resort plan.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-07-06
INDIGESTION

with its companions, heart burn, flatu-
lence, torpidity Of the liver, constipa-
tion, palpitation of the heart, poor
blood, headache and other nervous sym
ptoms, sallow skin, foul tongue. offen-
siye breath and legion OF other all
ments, is at once the most wide spread
and destructive malady among the AM
erican people. The Herbine treatment
will cure all these troubles. SOC bottle.
Sold by Sequatchie Supply Store.