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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-06

The young ladies of st. Mary's
church tomorrow evening will enter
tain at a cinch party al Columbia
hall. Fifth avenue and Twenty-second
street. Refreshments will be served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-06
Mont PromIinn Thieves.

Group and whOoping cough come like
a thief in the night. stealing in TO fast
en- the fangs of mortal disease upon
the children as they peacefully sleep
in their little beds. Kennedy's Laxa-
tive Honey and Tar. the new discovery
for coughs and colds. viii drive out
these death-dealing demons before the
doctor can arrive. II protects the
lives and health of the little ones. Con
tains no opiates. Keep it handy. Sold
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-06
Bishon At Trinity.

Bishop VI. Edward Fawcett officiat-
ed at both morning services at Trim
ity yesterday. preaching scholarly
and impressive sermon on the Lenten
significance and obligation at the sec
ond service. The bishop also attend
ed the Sunday school at 9:15 and de-
lighted the children by his presence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-06
REACHED AGE OF SO YEARS
Mrs. Anna Mueller of lie Claire Saw
Almost Century.

Ninety-nine years was the age at
tanned by Mrs. Anna Mueller who died
Friday at lie Claire. Iowa. She was
born in Dahl, Germany, March %,
1906. Coming to America in 1852. she
resided for two years in Ohio. and
then came to Scott county in 1854.
She had made her home in the city of
lie Claire for 40 years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-06

The democratic ward primaries oc-
cur from to 7:3O tomorrow evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-06
SEWING Machine Needles

for all makes Of machines at 5 cents per
package. and everything else pertaining
TO sewing machines at greatly reduc-
ed prices. Look for the red s. 80
Twentieth street, Rock Island, Ill
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
Sbsater>S oilettsm In Yaris.

1teber BEN 0urus Der Sbeatertoilste
ten in Baris beri6tst Der hetannte
Grnsft Blum. gr ertpGbnt, baB in
Yaris bic gpmebie SrancaiIe unD
anbere srpBs giibnsn Der fran5OFf@en
6auptftabt ibren &iinitlerinncn BE
Soiletten besablen pber bod gum miHs
BE ten einen nambaftsn 8eitraq lies
fern, neil bic Saaufpielerinnen felbt
BEL isbr bpbsn @agen niGt i'm Gtanbe
iinb, bic Soften fir bic &oftiime dueiu
aufsubringsn. 9e5eidnenb LIT benn
ar9 bic Sbdtia9s, CAP bic 9ariIer
SdauipielerinO isclee, bic r6rpufron"
c%reirte, lire seIamm.e Sage bon 24,<
600 5ranf idbrli@ fir tire Sbsaters
tpiletten auseebsn rubte.
I'm bic beitere Note BEL feiner glcis
berei ni6t gang auber I6t gu lafsn,
er3dblt Blum aus ieinem 2eben, ME
er emit elmer tleinen S9auipielstin
iibsr ibre Spiletteniorsen b~innsgsez
bolfen bat. Blum bate Elm @aubebiGe
sei9rieben, in benz cine 9er5ogin purz
fam. Ois fir biefs MoIs in ausIt1t
esnommene S9uufpielerin hatte sfuur
Salient, aber fein entIpre9enbes aps
film. Muf ibren Wunfa ma6ts nun
Blum aus Der 9ersosin cine GOmtehe,
neil bic S9auipislerin Der aniidt
mar, baB lie aIs gomteHe bod ni9t
cine ear 10 foitbare HObe gu trdserl
brau6e. So6 ni6t lanee, unp fe
mubte ii6 iibsrssussn, bab +. uia
fein 2pftiim fir cine gomtefe tpiirbe
besablen fDnnen. 60 nabm btnn
Blum no6maIs cine @enberung cor
unb beripanbslte bic gpmtefe in cine
einfa6e 8iirgersfrau. Der grfolg
bes Stiidss aber, fist er binau, butte
inter biefer Menberuns ni9t 81 leifen.
3um S9lub erpdbnt Blum, baB eli
neg Sases cine @9duIpielerin in gds
RIG grpBe Senfation berpprrief, bell
lie in einem rteierl Stiide in einerHobe
aug S9langenbaut auftrat! Dtfes
grunfftiid berbanfte bic SraJibin
Der Srsisebisfeit zines ihrer @erefrer,
Der ii9 bic Mittel basu in Der Meiie
perf6afft bate, baB er feinen Gbef bes
ftabl unb bafir mebrere Sabre in oas
9efGnsnib panbern mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
Srene Mm 3reue.

Cine eieenartise Mbonnementsein>
labung ~leiitete fi9 Elm bsutiGes pro-
bin5ialblatt in einem @rtifel iber
3eitunespapisr unb feine@erpenodng.
Ser Irtitsl befddftigt ii9 nit ben
pielfa6en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fir bsbrudtes 3eitungspapier i'm AQs
gemeinen unb nit Der %beipnberen Ser<
t%peanbung ais Stuuenpapier, bic Isis
Der mod i5re @6ottenfeiten babe, rba
bic Surbe (Sruderf6nGr5e) ME gdria
ben Geru9 p~erliert unb bon Butter
pber Sdmolo, turSum 6ett, nod mad
Sabrsn ipieber loseelOit pirb. 4u9
nimmt beionbers friiaes 8rOt leidt
ben geigei9mad bappn on.
,Sa, mas nun t6un?" pirb moa6er
2eier a%usrufen, nre6t bat Der Rebdt'
teur, aber mir brau9en boo 10 n0tbis
papisr!." rNun, bsraage ni6t lie
Der Sreunb," beibt es reitsr, vbd mir
itets pprtpdrts i9reitenb au9 gsraOe
unfern Srsunbinnen, ben beiorsten
Sausmiittern, cine ineue &ufmerffam<
felt erpeiien tpolIen, 70 perben mir
berenSprge babur6 abbelfen, bob mir
ab unb gu an einselnen Saeen ii Der
Wo4e nur cine Seite unierer Seituns
bebrudt unb bic anbere unbsbruGt lie
fern perben, bamit man Elm appetit>
li9es Sriibitiidspapisr auf biefe 0siie
bon uns mitgeliefert betpmmt. uno
stpar als Grtraausobe erbalten Gle
oaslelbe, benn bas 5Ormat pir0 on
iol6en Sosen boppelt 10 eroB erI9eis
mem, Die 2efer alfo inbaltli9 ni6t 9e<
fiir5t fperbsn. 8itts, peiien sic eiis
tight ale 8efannten uno Sreunbe, be-
iunoers Sbre Na9barinnen, foalsi9
bierauf bin, bamit bieie unier 8la!t
iofprt beiteaen fDnnsn, tpenn iif nod
nidt gu unferen 2siern gebOren. go
iorgt cine fiirforgli9e grpebitioH, pie
Die unirise, fir ibre Mbonnenten. SIM
mer boran! Werben sic AUDI re4t
einbringli9 gum NuartalspsAfel fir
uns! Sreue um Sreue!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
SaS &erbboI5.

Sn perfdiebenen SDrfern bes 8ses<
fop sStorfop'iGen &reiies in Der
Propin5 8ranbenburg, 8. 8. in Srez
bati9-Sabrpb a. Spres, beitebt nod
hsute Die uralte Site, boB Der @irtb
Den 8etrag Der 3ede Bel beionberen
feitli6en 9eIasen (5aitna4tsfeier)
auf benz asrbbpla permerft. Sas
&erb6pls, Der @tpd pber &erbftod, be-
ftebt aus apei seuau aneinanbsrpais
fenben, So 3pn lan9en, 1-11a
3pa brsiten unb ettpa p 3oa biden
9plaiGben, bon pslden Der SAT- ben
einen, Der @irtb aber ben anbern per<
ipa6rt. 9at Der @irtb Speiien pber
9etrdnfe gebra9t, 10 legt mar Die
feiben !9Dlser aufeinanber unb fGneiz
bet fir je so Yfennig Der 3ede einen
Serb elm, Der iiber beibe 9Glften gebt.
Na9 8eenbieung bes Seftes = Die
Gaitna9tsfeier bauert bort nit gerins
gen unterbre6uneen cine Wp9e =
fiubst spiidsn Sat rnb Mirtb Die
glbre9nung na6 MaBftab bes Serb
bulSes itatt, tppbei Die Serb5ablen auf
bsiOen Seiten natirli9 bieielben iein
miifen.
Ser 9ebrau9 bes &~srb6pl5es lit
uralt unb mar friiber piei psiter per@
brsitet als beute; es eriebte in elmer
3sit, in pelter bic Sum- bes S9reiz
bens nod ni9t angelnein seiibt tpurbe,
bic @ei9dftsbii6er unb He9nungen
namentli9 in iplden Geiddftsbetrie>
BEN, pel6e Waaren in beftimmten
Men9en regelmGbig ST. liefern bdtten.
Sn Berlin Fat fi6 Der 9ebrau9 bes
&erbbol5es am lGnsIten i'm 8erfebr
5tpiIden 8rauereien unb @aitpirtben
erbalten. No9 ppr 80 Sabren befunb
fi9 on bielen 8ra~ueripagen cine 2e=
bertai9e, in tpelfer Die &utlder Die
vStOde" %bepabrten. Bel Gieferpng
elmer 6alben Sonnen tpurbe elm Serb
qusr iiber beibe 9Dl3er eema9t; cine
piertel Spnne tpurbe nur an beiben
&anten aneeferbt. Maren bic St0de
pol, 10 belt man &bre9nuns unb
f9nitt bann entpeber nit Dem Saz
f6enmefer bic &erben fort obsr
f6pdrste, fans Der Wirtb ben gansen
8etrag ni6t 5ablen fonnte, bic beSabl<
ten nit Sinte. Np9 am gnbe bes
borisen Sabrhunberts tpurpen bic
&erbbOlSer in Berlin bon Weibbierz
brauereien benubt, pnb Dor nidt aI<
Sulanger 3eit iibertpies elm Heftaura<
teur in Der &0sliner Strabe fein ley
tee 3erbbola benz Wdrfifden Mus
fetn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

= Cine Gbebru6 strasOs
bic fen5ationeIer Dirt fat ii9 on benz
pdris bur9aiebenben Canal Saint
Martin absefpislt. Der Gubrer bes
9aiti9iffss rMarisz2puiis" Warius
portot fab rubig auf benz 8erbed feiz
mes peranterten Sabraeuses unb raud<
tie na9 benz @bsnbsFen gsmd6li4 ieiz
ne Pfeife. Seine 6rau mar tura porber
tpeesesaneen unter benz Dor tpanbe,
einiee GinfGufe in benz @iertel gu be-
forsen. plOBli9 bOrte Der S3ffer eli
men bur6brinsenben S9rei unb glei4
barauf Elm @erduI9, als ob sp{i aOrz
per ins @aHer fielen. gr elite bu benz
Srte, mo Der l1nfaG iid ereignet bate,
unb fab einen Mann unb elm Wsib nit
ben Weaen rinaen, benz G{riinten
nabe. prrtot, elm febr serfanbtei
S9nimmer, rettete 5uerft benz Mann
unb bann Die Grau. grit alf er tie
aufs Srodene sebradt bate, fab er
ibnsn ins Geii9t unb erfunntd in Der
Trau feline eigene unb in Dem IUtarne
einen feiner ebemalisen @ebilfen, ben
er binausseipprfen bate, neil er feiner
5rau 2iebeserfldrunsen ma4te Die
beiben S9ulbisen seitanben 6em bor
Wutb bebenben Retter, lie bGtten fi4
am &ai elm Steubi6ein segeben, unb
ieien Mrm in Mrm babinsegongen, als
6rau portot auselitt unb in ben Ga,
nal fiel. pobsi lie fbren 2isbba5er mit>
rib. Establishment bDrte Der Sdiffer
bieie Observation-Disclosures an unb rief
bann: sd babe eu9 bds 2eben Seret'
tet, tpie es meme pfli9t par. SEPT
babe i4 bas Re4t, mid gu ridden"
Mit biefen Morten ftieb er feiner Grou
einen Ool4 in bic 9ruft. sic purbe
f4tper berlebt ins epital sshrddt. bes
W0rber uber porIdufts arI lien Sub
h>YoHe0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
sidt Del gIsiaInat.
Bon Or. g. Grbarot.

Die glsi6fu9t lit fat ausf9lisBGi9
cine &rant6eit bes peibli6en Sc,
i6le6tss uro atpar feiner gntpides
lunesjubre. Senieits bes breiBigiten
2ebensjabres pirb 9lei9iu9t muir
gang ausna6mspeiie a%ngetroffen, sez
tpObnli4 apii9en benz bierSebnten unO
bierunb3fpan3ieftsn. Oas pbpiiplpz
glide 9auptmerfmal lit cine @ermins
bsrung bss 8luteifes. SieIes lit elm
tpidtigsr 8eitanbt6eil bss in ben rpz
then 8lutt0rper9en ent6altenen !6d=
mpglpbins. Srob Der serinsel Mense
bon Giien, bic i'm Dilute ii6 finbst (iis
bstrGgt i'm @anoen ettpa bag Sepi9t
elmer mittleren StridnabsD, lit Elm
tleines Mtnus fir ben &Orper6aus6alt
f9on re9t it0rsnb.
Inter ben Soblrei9en Seilfaftoren,
bic uns benz meift lanetpierigen 0eiben
~geseniiber gu 9ebote fte6en, eebiibrt
Der SiGt elmer Der eriten plGbt. gr<
fabrunessemdB lit Mil9 fir 9lei6z
il6tige bas bette Ra6runssmittel, BON
benz mon ben augsiebisiten 9ebraud
MAIDEN ioute. 2siber i9eitert muir 81
oft ale 8ebanblung unb pflese an
benz WibertpilIsn geeen Mil6genub.
Mituntsr selingt Is pObl bur9 3ufab
fleiner NuantitGten Gpenac Cpansia
bis brsibis srOpfen uuf iebe saHe)
ben Wiberitanb Der 3ranten gu belize
gen, Supeilen 1T IS aud nur bic abses
fodte Mtl9, pel6e bertpsieert pirb,
tpGbrenb robe Mil6 ni6t Iditie fGut.
Ser 9snub ro6er mild 1T ober nur
bann gu ~seftatten, penn tie BON na9>
tpeisli9 eefunben 9iibsn berftammt.
Gin peiteres Qusfunftsmittel beiiebt
BARN, bob mir Die Mil9 in Sorm BON
Suppen pber anberen 3ubersituneen
perdbreiden. gier perben ni6t out
pertra9en, fonen aber mGbie eenofen
perben, sesen 5leii9 beftsbt nidt ielz
ten cine gepiHe Gmpfinbli6feit bes
Magens. gs lit buber anssasist, NUT
Die lsidteifen Sleii6iortsn, rie Subn,
Sdube, &dlb, unb aud biefe in tleinen
portiOnen gu senisBen. @on frif6sn
9emiiien, bic i'm prinSip erlaubt iinb,
lift Spinat tpsssn isinss Giieneebaltes
sei6GBt, bon frifden Srii9ten Der
@pfel. Gtpas Mein unb Bier tann
man seitatten, tpenn lie gut bertraeeu
iperoen, namsntli9 bic alfo6plarmsn
Mal5biere. Sir faure SpeiIen seieen
Slei6fii9tise oft cine beIonOere 8prs
liebe, Der man nur in gang beIdeibe>
mem umfange nadeeben BARI.
Dor tiinitli9er Steigerune bs Ips
petits bur9 Seipii,ae 1T gu parnen.
benin bic gerbauu1ssfGbioteit 1T itets
beeintrd6tiet unb pfleet eben in benz
Mabe gu iteigsn, ais bic Genei Jung
unb bomit audi bos @obrunegbsbiirf=
nib Sprti9ritts MAIDEN.
Don Speiiefetten, nel6e i'm @dne
gen unb 9rpBen gu psrbieten iinb, til
riir bic lei6t berbauli6e Butter aug
sunsbmsn. Gs nerben ii6rieens ges
niisenpe 5ettmengen benz Srsanismus
nit Der Msil6 sueefiibrt.
8lsidiii6tige iouen DIT etpas gu lid
nebmen, minbeitens ale apei Big brei
Stunben unb grunbidBIi9 Saffee unb
Sbee bur9 Mil6 erieBen.
0eitere @ori9hften, Die CUR Seiz
lung Der 8ratitbeit e~rforberli6 fins.
mub Der 4rSt bon San gu San ertbei=
len; ibm bleibt es aud porbebalten,
befonbere biGtstif6e MaBnabmen gu
t%reffen, tpel6e ausnabmspeife ftf
n0tbis ertpeiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
gu aefG6rliA.

= gu eefGbrlia. Sunser
@bemann: nGieb bas &o9bu9 Der,
Gmilie = bas lit feline 2ettIre fir
Oi9!"
= grfab. nGasen Sic mai,
5rau, iparum baben sic benin gar 10
piel S4peinGen9" = uSa, f9au'n
g, end' 5rau. mir baben balt gar
feline &inber!"
= mnbant 1T Der @elt
Oieaer (bem fein 5srr, elm
parpeni, foeben sefinbisD: rNatir=
lid! SEPT mo man ben 2euten faum
Elm Bishen feineWanieren beisebra9t
hat. mirh man 'rausQefnmifen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

aus benz 8riefe etnes
Ot4ters. y... unb bann peraefen
sic ni4t. tpenn sic mir Sbre Sodter
CUR Grau geben, bab Sk mid gum
0liidli4ften auer = 1nfterbli4sn ma>
Geu.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-01-26
FARRIOR SWITCH.

Sbeoal to the Nt'v5.
Visiting is the order Of the day.
Messrs. Jim Condra and Lee Graham
PASSED here Friday.
Misses Mary, Lulie and Ida Graham
called on Ethel Rogers Saturday even.
ing.
Richard Grant and George Hudson
we're out riding Sunday all smiles.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Berryhill boarded
the train Saturday for Bridgeport, Ala
where they will make their future
home
Miss Phoebe Hancock says She likes
to visit at Pleasant Grove Wonder
why?
W. b. Rogers was at ShelImouna
Monday.
Misses Maud, Flora and Cecil Ham.
mond called on Miss Ethel Rogers Sun
day.
Miss Dora Jones of Jasper. visited
her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Westmoreland Sun
day.
w. b. Rogers says he is going to sell
cross tie tickets at half fare this year.
Messrs. Harris Lewis and Charley
Lawson were here Sunday.
Bill Donahoe, formerly of this place
but now OF Kimball, was in our midst
Saturday,
Misses Ethel Rogers and Maud Ham
mond were out horseback riding Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Rogers was call
ing ON the sheriff, Mr. Harris, Sunday
evening.
Will Hudson and Oscar Forester
were in Jasper last week.
Mrs. Jim Condra visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Robbins on Glover
Hill Saturday and Sunday.
Several from this place went fox hun.
ting Saturday night.
If you want to see Oscar Forreste,
smile just ask him about that engage,
| ment
William Condra and family visited
| Mrs. Turner Sunday.
Will Hudson was all smiles Sunda,
as usual.
Misses Irene Adams and Bonnie
Hoge of Hoge's Crossing, were here Fri
day.
Mrs. A. Johnson of Jasper, was visit
ing in our midst Monday.
My pen is bad,
My writing worse:
God bless the one
That reads this verse.
Success to the News. Guest
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-01-26

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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-01-26
SULPHUR SPRING.
Special to the Mas.

Spectdf TO the Ne70S.
As Rollie has forsaken US and there
hasn't been any news from this place for
several weeks l will try to write some.
The weather is so bad news is very
scarce.
Rev. A. M. Hunt will hold services at
the home of E. K. Hamilton Sunday
night, Feb. 5, as Mr.. Hamilton is very
feeble and not able to attend church.
G. w. Bryson still chews Old States
man tobacco, and H. c. Grayson still
drinks Arbuckle coffee, while B. b. Al
der measures the calico and j. A,
Phelps is preparing to build some
more to his residence.
Let the weather be good or bad VIII
Shelton goes fox hunting just the same
Frank Bryson started to town with
six dozen eggs and happened to the
misfortune of falling down and break
ing them all, and he is still growing
over his loss.
Ed McCurry is still sitting by the
fire.
Robt. Burgess and family have moved
to Alabama,
P. Fl. Ealy is on the sick list.
J. 81. Grant is sitting in the corner
wailing for pretty weather.
Uncle Bob Smith makes his regular
trips TO Whitwell.
A. K. Bailey is breaking young
mule.
E. L. Carlton still looks pleasant.
w. z. Holloway is still working in
the dogwood and persimmon.
Miss Grace Smith, of Whitwell, visit
ed her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. T
H. Ealy last week.
Mrs. Fora Summerhill, of McMinn
Vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. A
Phelps.
j. Ii. Grant and A. X. Bailey were
shopping in Whitwell Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. s. Harris, of Jasper
visited relatives here Sunday.
Luthur Grant called on his best cir
| Sunday. Bill d John.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-01-26
No Right to Burn Cotton.

1t was brought to light Jan. Bird
that the courts of Texas hold that
free citizen of that state has no
right to burn or otherwise destroy
his own farm products A few
years ago farmer hauled into a
Texas town load of corn. He
was rendered so low a price for the
grain that he deliberately emptied
the whole load into the river. He
was convicted and fined for de-
stroying valuable product of the
farm in violation OF a state law,
subjecting such offender to fine
not to succeed $1,000. And the
Texas law should be placed upon
the statute books of her sister states
if not already there.-Maryville.
Tenn, Record
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-01-26
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-01-26

Sheriff Harris was in the city Fri
day.
Trade is getting little more live
ly here
The infant child of John Ramsay
died Friday of Group
Hon John T. Raulston was in Jas
per last week on legal business.
Hixon Bros. opened their new
store for business Thursday
The following is the program OF
the Fifth Sunday meeting of the
Sequatche Valley Association OF
Baptists to be held at the Baptist
church, this city, beginning Friday
night, Jan. q:
Introductory sermon-Rev. w. S. Nc
Gregor.
SATURDAY.
$3.50 to 9:00-Devotional exercise, by
Rev. S. S. Sheriff..
9:00-How shall we interest the
churches in foreign missions? by Rev.
|, S. Baker.
10:00-How shall we interest the
churches in home missions, by Revs. j.
c. Lambert and Sam McWilliams.
| 11:00-Sermon by S. J. Sheriff..
2p m.-How shall we interest the
churches in state missions, by Rev.
VIM. McGregor and L. D. Rutledge.
3:0O-How shall we interest the
churches in district missions, by Rev.
! Ben F. Jones and Joe Hughes.
7:30-Sermon by Rev. w. b. Rutledge.
SUNDAY.
9:00-Sunday school mass meeting.
Devotion Exercises by Sam McWil-
! liams.
Subjects:
Preparation of Lesson" by Lasater
Tate.
How to Conduct Recitation" by o.
w. Chastain.
'How to maintain ali Interest in Sun
day Schools" by Bro. Hudson.
1100-Sermon by Rev. |, S. Baker.
800 p. m.-Temperance Mass Meeting
led by L. D. Rutledge and |. S. Baker
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-01-26
Nerve Fag:
If You Waste Your
Nerve Energy, After
Awhile You VIII
Suffer For 1t.

You can waste nerve force by excess
over-worS, worry anxiety etc
You can weaken yourself by not eating
proper food or securing sufficient rest 70
renew the nerve energy you use up.
The proper treatment, in addition 70
good phosphate food, such as whoie
meal bread, prepared cereals, etc. Is
DR., Miles Restorative Ncrvine.
This is as truly q brain and nerve
food as any food you could eat, and be-
sides, furnishes strength and tone OF us
own, which goes to the weakened nerve
system. and sets 1t TO rights.
Hr Miles Restorative Nervine Is re-
freshing, revltalizlng tonic food-medlclne
for the brain and nerves. 1t reconstructs
WORKOUT nerve tissue, and fills your
languid brain with new life and vigor
DR.. Miles Nervine has made so many
marvellous cures, of people so sick the
doctors thought they were ineurable,
that it is today the standard medicine
In many thousands of American homes.
The first bottle Is guaranteed to help
you, or druggist returns your money.
1.-THE extreme heat close confinement
and intense mental strain incident 70
the banking business, has caused me
TO suffer with nervousness ana lnsom.
MIA. 1t gives me pleasure to say that
l have used DR.. Miles Neryine with
very satisfactory results in the treat
ment of these affections. am now on
my fifth bottle, and eat and sleep well;
in fact have almost forgotten that L
possess nerves."-R. /. DALEY, Asst
Cashier, State Bank, Texarcana, ARK.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-01-26
800 REV ARD 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires con-
stitu tional treatment. Halls Catarrh
G Ire is taken internally acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature to do
its work. The proprietors have SO
much faith in its curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. Address,
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-01-26
THE Nashville American re-

MARKS.
III the Legislature would get
hold Of sharp pruning knife and
cut away some of the barnacles on
the ship of State it would do the
old ship good turn. Tennessee
is spending too much money tor
the management of its affairs-too
much in some directions and too
little in others. There are officials
and clerks at the Capital for which
there is no warrant in law nor any
need.
The esteemed American will get
itself ruled out if 1t makes any
more remarks like this. 1t is
is strictly.against custom to remove
any barnacles from the ship of
State. On the other hand "better
let we'll enough alone" is the pre-
vail!ng maxim, and slow-going
vessels like the Carolinas, Georgia
and Texas are racing along under
full cloud of steam and cleaving
the waters of progress like sharp
knives since no harnacles are at
tached to their hulls. No, sir, it
won't dol It's decidedly against
custom.