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a. AZ Will fAMH
Sash uuA Door HHFaatna
Lower Prices Zoe Windows
sixN I SIS 1--WE lights wvfs 81 q now
81 III per window
stsaAeig.k Two ltshts. were 81 So nov
~ PEE window
Above ate only sample prices 7 have
every sire in stock and caW make lnr
mediate delivery
DOORS AnE utUtfER
CfUHs panel dHafa Ht stock slarH up
C. and iaeiudinH SKIS unw q -.
Nsfr 81 b pet anpr
PAINT PRICES
J Efiud my own paint "a mN own Fac
tory, ard quote the lowest rrifrH
ever heard II buy your paint ~
white lead ffam me ! make Il and
have only one price
Ready mixed hauHu paint 81 - Ter sal
laa ready miksd fiaoF paint 10 per
SALON
Ahevr prices afr in legation cans low.
&c prieea in t=HslioH cans Hud etiN
lower rfieea tn baFfela. keystone
hard Ot Varniah g. q pee Eallou.
a. nj WILLIAMS
io't Western Az aeattie. Wash
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HEYNES Sc
EYNES


CORNER FiRsr AND CHERRY
ONLY fsw iots out y / 50 far sale
- houses baHt Ia Is MONTHS. aud
aufi 9 fur sale nae 4sfeetas =
Faam ana ezrnHm house fins level
iata ufiH sash hose. buY fat rRsh
81 rs TERMS - e. flS4 anWH ard -
g. a. per manth These lots Ent
houses are aelluE fast NE Jares
han street feafaae WWfh has hfEHa
After these Improve merits arr made
SOFA Hil raf tEa e. g. 60 Ter lots
thht SOS can uuf now far fifa up -
81 terms = rrf tn9ffh ~ come
today Take coz ~ Washington -
e. Southeast Seattle. aniY = min-
SEATTLE INCONSISTENCIES CO II
LIST gaar property wIth us We saHi
eni akea- vacant Ania SIS hsslnfsa
PROPERTY We have cusfntuetH VIII
ffons fga a - - O. invest Tho
REALTY srrufl. 60 81 ti9aton block
Matr Hass lad asa al
CALHOUN. DENNY 4 EWING co
fur second f'uuf Alaska huiidlre
have anue guod bargains tn cit5
property Sc them.
ny On nsaeon um and st yoar
MONEYS worth largest lots in the
e.tg ard smallest prices
So HANSON. o. Sow York hiark
1T
srteu.fpamsd hause part maIrru
improvements au raid price o. p So
eann balance TERMS haf hlacA FROM
Rainier HfiaHfa car Fhls IL a BAR
Esin. Owner 80 zzri A.. -. -
uRiaHroS BEACH
81 tbs 5ity ana isR, isa . aov6.
cko.cs 30, unis 80 3 cast. s
q 81 fag one acre. rev hauss spiendId
Hah CLEARED ln excellent shape.
big sHap 80 caah. per cent sa-
" ! hnWEN. Brighton Beach. open
ci1 off.cs z, Arcade Main ne.
CHEAP HOMES
X can SHOPS goiur IN on c =
fttllmaua Meadow Gardens ennuiof.
tnr ahout 81 men vii make the
Hard valuable large tracts ever ser
per manth twenty fafcHtnrn or IT,
grounds until Nrld cut, also need asV
sral more men at good SaErH. vii
cell houses on terms = 5 pee month
Taka rev Henfan car Co Duwhmish
rrifee. 81 cali at Humans 8ffirea
ln Times block. ct once. n
CHEAP acres liz LAYING hens
ducks. e cows. etaFr in on lake ana
cars only fdh This place cost fuf
nearly zoe. EninH Go old country.
will frit en terms - - down and
So per month Co reliable party eaf
AZ gapr a. krHHf Ht ifUmau's Of
fees BIZ rimra Hiark o. Mr Murs
dock. al Atlantic titv or Mr. AHpiu.
NaH az puwpsuish bridge TT
i ALWAYS have houses and lots O.
aeN ID ballard ora EASY monthly pay
mrute 90 - f'aa down. balance like
rent ? Is Smiley near corner HriH
end Main sfa. Phone ballard gN tt
81 ni.,It furnished s runma. rent
81 efara So. close iu. l0s Marion
building
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ron SALE nEAL ESTATE


Three acrrE % very rich soil one
mile vest fram ntKeffoa au ifHl-
proved With niHr-funfu house
tefn. "a chicken house q large
ehickeH aaHd about a. nice hens
Niii sFii cheap III said Enun Take
new Erut0u eaf set or a. HfK.
nftuu and lhaulse for - o. 81
John. TERMS
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s Main 1850, Ind. 113S
Acreage Tor Sale
Acreage For Sale.
Acre Tracts
SlOS@ lni
only
12 MILES Guud

1850 floa CAST 70 aefsa. ell
cleared asfauW house. barn
chicken houses Hnd YHtda. FnHH
Neh Natrf| 100 bearing fruit
ffrre s acres lh HtfaH berries.
bot house tHmHtu plants HfaNias
fHf fhin years aHHu TITLE ~
recommend and II NOT sold THE
Wefh goes aff the market az
owner objects 90 selling WHh o.
80 90 Alaska
t1oaa ttpu eAHu TAKES 10 ACHHa
HfHf tfiHh school With k.fnam
house good weiiH AMI mil
harm chicken huHHfH and yards.
fuuua orchard ana small ffuttH
hufaeI harness aui wagon. z
cove 60 chickens.
1900 cAali ACRES .aefss
cleared p aeFra uuimufnK 90. bal.
anro alaahad and harmed. parity
NirHted 81 luunF fruit trftu and
new H4fuum huuHa. sell TIA
tshrd good cellar nrN barn. q
chicken houses ana lsfdr coz.
uaFuH| harness. lt chickens
and an farm impirmfhte. vii
take part pas lH cts real go.
tate impras - uf pnimpfosed
81 aia ONE nAtp CASH 80 arrsa 2
acre iH Efaaa and fenced. aud
balance b. HiaHhsh
stepo ONE THIRD CASH balance ct
per cent fnr D. hrfea hlFhtf
Improved etth h#rpam houses =
harms chicken hauatn - bear
ina tfHrH. Hifaut hair uf fhis land
D. aidrr bottom land fine
stream uf water funntHH
Through place
- rFn AcHE takes q acres half
HidHf hHlfnHn nHrsthlfd sash Hs
uc viii divide in ia-acfe traeiH.
W. hays a numeef - tracts from 6
rec uu q - e. 81 pct aefe Cali
and look Them over
s. 80 4uNE.uALr CASH s miles
from fiiF e miles from d n /.
ft aHfss fn rulflHailuH5 fine e..
fpum hausf barn fhigkau
hUHsa rte fruit shichans lafar
tfHu ~ hafsrn farm nmpie-
mfntH improvements Hff worth
thc mooney
$50 A SELECT TOT oF LANDS So
sraur locality Call faf paftiralafa
HaGfield
Investment
Co.
III oiyouE BLOCK.
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Can be easily filled when YOU ask for TENANTS BUYERS
HELP, or EMPLOYMENT THROUGH TIE STAR Like
messenger these pages willing lind the very person
You seek TELEPHONE YOUR WANT AD TO
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Htst.e 4 SMITH
Homes
40 safl. modem nsw =.
hg.rr eH gasfH Anne fHi 'fMT
H modern aaw a..
h..er Hlaf Green Lake ear ia
~ sHHh tfgum nioaer.
tHFr moor safi fuIon. ~
rooms ~.
iilia fine FEsW.
ssh rooms uo1f.u :
IaSt HlHI car line =
= = 80 .ash. rooms n.oas,s =.
sllaa and modern s r...
paved fH AHf '1''nss q
Ha Pine Iat gsf0 an t-
Ht H uHH paid close = eRtt
t'f 1850 close 81 imrfassms...
aHeHme '''slf Z
fl1##aif eiose 10 carr
IhEtA 4 SMITH
walker nundlaK &c
i1t ~ INTERPLAY. b. gfIIms- -
5000 % thF HHf n faliros8 49,. -
and HEf bloc from farfnfsa. 80
morrow unif faH flaf -
a'H #ruaFH house bafh 49,. !.
pantry hHuHa Flasfsrfd ana ws,is'..s
a8A fH.ah fine view. eiesa y = =
5.aer price zoe 80 easA 1 = :,
= nice building iat 81 ths ,ost =,
- Lake Union. afan1 view. a. -.
rounded by hifh class rssiashsss -,
TIE AMERICAN REAI. gr.4v
COMPANY
tsH-ia Pioneer Ealsalns =
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Hafs far 4 ~
HafH for fsdsa
II WATCHING
~. kEioPAENTk' ys'
VII. aeif fhsf fhs H..
90 i Hf fwt... ~
and Smith cove 49,.
Get in THE psss
dfiH maana -
Jour profit
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Wants Of Today


tNN NENfaA nieo W atfr tract eaoa
house furnished Hutid chicken rauth pa.
Tenn CHAPMAN 20 liuhr building
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Massage

Massage
kAftiEWNE hENEfAltEa las ~
termed sud ia uaW located at 1000
tIfat Ax.uue Victoria hotel room
iH U 40
uathn. mas.aHe. etc. al isss's FIRST
avenue. room IL -
Physicians and Surgeons.
pt ulatsow hvm,upa.h Eitel bldg.
nR DALTON. H Arcade sAia dis.
sasea eHh
pH 0Eo urHaHlS % Union nlE
Patent Attorneys
ADAMS a uRuuNh. registered attor.
HHfs. Frank n Adamn. II years iu
seattle stephen A brooks lately u
NnshinEtan. u, & ossa colnan
block
rArENru guaranteed renwich a
Lawrence = Ytafs experience at
Washington. seattle office tas Burke
hldE Dude book ftthh
Painting aud Paper Hanging.
lanunr aad PAPER hansihE fhon.
L a'N u
storage.
TRUNKS driissftd 3 cents. q days
storage free plane aud furutfufe
moving estimates given. Union
Transfer a Storage Co. zil0 AIFst.
both phones. Maiu sd
ship Builders.
MORAN MOS COMPANY. Enri-
uetrs and Hhiphulidsfa Dry Docks
lumber Mllia seattle
Turkish Baths
1uIamhia fufhinh iiaths. NaM caiumr
hia ai changed hands Airs Altman
proprietor. from naHaun. ven
best professional attendance fuf
ladicu and gentlemen. lad Phone
A ISL
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Taa chapman N y IA die0's' '' tsaidia Va .
FuU HEST
SIC eroufn haHae hl aatlssl view,
hnN istou uarth
a. 1.wam cpttaEe. furnished. tn
NvfHftN
" = WIGHT & co zn uaIisy nidF
Phone Main IlU
Furnished bedroom With ar without
board tHiA Madison Phone A ssh
1
Won REST
llnnaeh ttnIHE raHWH corner lth and
i.suura Phone Main teA
FNM NENra Sis rooma ror huuaskeep.
lne modern. uufurnishtd. 81 o. ttkr
rel p tet n
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% acres improved short eifalas
from Green Lake car Inc NN
euid af once
acres bear Foster statieA 81
Gonna IntfruFhan. Sc Tbs Z y y
law the market
ECuTr.uANiS REAL1f lV. -
EN- Green Lake ear Inns. hef1
street. Phone Nefth - A ~
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fiALIER LAKE TnAcTs
HAVE YOU SEEM THENf
Cheapest and moef btassifui "a u
presfHt market On seattle EIssz
iutafufbsn, small araoani -
needed. balance lang time caa AZ
Hre Af
GEORGE r NEAcfIAa &m
10 "a New Nofa Bk
D iHa Main Isl
A GREAT SNAP
&Hp--Tm1 acres ~ finest kind Il nj
farluE ore good county roa4 VA
tnE distance q car. ssaesaa ssrs
all fHe way lumber and f1ssss
material "a build On the s74ssk
Easf terms.
CHARLES = AntNS
So foimaa lids.
QUEEN ANNE SFEfiAl&
81 rss-a-room cottage
81 s-a4aa-roum house. coed Wv.
SEQ ear iiBt q Queen Anat pfapsss
WARE q IRELAND.
~ Bailey Bids
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-08

Special TO the Ne70S.
Smiling seems to be the order of the
day.
Mr. and Mrs F. S. Clemons spent
Sunday with Mrs. Jim Colson and
wife
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Long were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 7. &. Land
Sunday eve.
Miss Ethel Long and Miss Lille
Clemons spent Saturday night with
Amanda Long.
Miss Grace Land spent few days
with her cousin at eagle, Miss Allie
Land.
Mrs. Mary Long was the guest of
Mrs. Geo. Long Friday night
Mrs. G. w Long spent Thursday
night and Friday with her daughter
near Dunlap.
Mrs Joe Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Land called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Gritty Sunday evening.
Miss Ida Land gave Miss Amanda
Long pleasant call Sunday afternoon.
Ben Hickey passed through our
neighborhood Sunday en- route to Whit
well.
Ask John Dinzlemore and Tom
Mason how they like paper pie.
We would like to hear from Dump
ling again and also mot Above
Girl.
Payton Smith called on his best girl
Sunday evening.
Jim Long hangs his hat at Robertson s
now
Ask Russell Houts if he ever got left.
Talk up Russell
Mason Land looked sad Sunday.
Wonder why.
Mrs. Colson called on Mrs. Long
Monday.
Wiley Clemons sure looks handsome.
Earnie Robertson said he sure would
like to hang his hat at T. g. Lands ev,
cry Sunday
Ask Payton Smith and Russell
Houts if they like sugar.
Wonder if "White Lily" has learned
the Delphi girls how to talk yet
We would like to hear from "Snow
fake every week
Misses Ethel and Amanda Long wen
to Dunlap shopping Friday.
Ask Ethel Long and Centhie Rober
son if they like to jump the rope.
A certain girl said Senior White i
the handsomest young man in Dun
lap.
When l am in my lonely grave an,
bending willows DER me, it is thel
darling think of me.
Best wishes to the News and it
readers. Mountain Lily.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-08
R0OPE, TENN.
Special 10 the Nez0S.

Special 10 the Ne7OS.
Fair and pleasant weather is the
order of the day.
Thomas Sexton gave party Satur-
day night. Those present were Misses
Annie Thacker, Matte Houts, Matte
Bailey, jamie Degnan, Beckie Davis
and Messrs. VIII Hartman, Harry
Ransome, Stonewall and Sid Myers,
Ed Newsome, Prater Doyle and wife.
All report nice time.
Bob Higdon has moved his family to
Whitwell
Miss Matte Houts and Annie Thac-
ker were shopping at Brumleys Chapel
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Howard was out on the noun
tain Thursday.
Robert Cureton is at work here
again, and we are glad to have him
back.
Our Sunday school at Brumley' S
school house has stopped until spring,
but is still lingering along at the
drum.
A drummer was calling on the mer-
chants Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Woods visited Mrs. Jess
Woods Saturday, whose little son is
very III.
Hiram Barton called at Brumley's
store Sunday.
Arthur Parker has returne to his
home near Whiteside.
Girls, if you want to see pretty
young men come to Roope, They are
plentiful. Heliotrope.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-08
UNCLE GED'S LETTER.

Who says Uncle Gid isn't friend?
Why, dear me, I've been running
CAB machine for forty years or more,
and am not afraid of any woman liv-
ing. I'm not timber back scab,
covering to a purifying sore. l study
seven days in week and it just takes
me thirty minutes to put a quietus on
all men and women who would injure
their neighbors by scabbing. l have
long since learned that a boasting
christian is scab on that holy insti-
tuition, and none but the most unprin-
cipled will follow that low calling, and
the woman who can be caught with a
little whiskey and candy is unworthy
of the name of woman, and one whom
no union man would call wife. The
average scab woman knoweth the call
of her master but I'll be burned if she
knows much of anything else. All
scabs are suckers and take the bait, no
difference how much cotton there is in
the dough.
Some folks had rather accept the
crumbs that fall from the rich employ
ers table than to eat the luscious grub
the u. M. W. of A. furnishes, but
there is one consolation to such cusses.
They don't have to buy expensive locks
to keep their treasure.
If the church members would work
as hard to secure men in their rights
as they do to filch money from poor
working man, we would have a halle
lujah time here on earth. Hundreds
of aristocratic dogs live in fine houses
while hundreds of poor people live in
novels and scold and call out the mil
itia ON every frivolous pretext. They
remind me of half necked gal going
to ball, naked to her short ribs and
then complains when her mother wants
her to do right. She represents seal
with Just little more sense. She's
after fashions while he has not sense
enough to fall in line and be man.
Some folks do all they can to fill the
Golfers of other folks, and then apollo
gize to their own wives because they
have no money to buy them clothes
and better grub.
A poor man that will rob himself il
meaner than the fellow who robs 9th
ers Its awful how the poor cusse'
watch the goods of others and neglec
their own.
Union men should have politenes
enough to invite all their enemies tt
come in out of the cold. We nigh
all be better off than we are if W,
would only be of the same mind a
workingmen.
Unionism may be failure but thi
scabbing is blamed sight worse. Un
| ion people should never get too busy t.
be kind hearted and gentleman or la
dy The fellows in and out of the un
ion who think they are smart are gen
orally the biggest fools. Your Uncl
, Gid has lived nearly long enough t
, find out he aint by,himself in the foe
5 line. UNCLE GID.
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[ he News,
SEARLES.
SEQUACHEE, TENN

Sbeaal 10 tie Nt7Os
The Alabama Consolidated Coal &
Iron Company paid their miners off
Saturday and everybody seems to be
happy.
Mrs W. L. Deshazo and children ar
rived from Birmingham Thursday, be-
ing off on two weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cain went to
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burgess and fam
lily visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burgess
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith went to
church Sunday morning.
DR.. E. M. Sellers and wife and Miss
Martin went walking Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Copeland called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burgess Sun
day.
Harry and Thomas Burgess have
bought new horse and buggy, so look
out, girls.
A certain young lady looks sad since
Mr.. Glozeir left.
James Robinson, our accommodating
butcher, had his saw set Friday, and
| think if l don't quit eating this
steak | will have to have my jaw set
too
P. H. Meehle and wife went to the
water works Sunday visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Lockhart.
J. W. Barwick and wife and Edward
Rigby and wife and Titus Barwick
and Miss Mary Ann Num- went to the
water works visiting Mrs. Miller Sun
1 day evening.
Misses Roberta McAlpine and Pearl
Ogsbley were walking Sunday evening
/ looking for their best fellows.
4 Garfield Jones has accepted a posi-
tion as store clerk with the Alabama
Consolidated Iron Company.
G. P. Ludwig, Coke Inspector for
the A. c. c. & j. Company, of Birm-
ingham, was down looking over the
plant.
Mrs. Joseph Cain went to Birming-
ham Saturday morning to have her
ears treated.
c. A. Casper has been on the sick
list this week but is improving.
DIR. Z. M. Sellers and wife visited
Mrs. Joseph Cain Sunday night.
Henry Presley is suffering from a
. carbuncle ON his neck
Whistling Rufus.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-08
RO0PE.
Special 10 tie Ne7O5.



Visiting is the order of the day.
Mrs. John Rice visited Mrs. Wood
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs John Degnan visited her father
near Whiteside Tuesday of last week,
who is very ILL.,
Ed Houts left for Alabama last week
in search of work.
Silas McNabb made flying "trip to
Chattanooga Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Myers called on Mrs.
Parker Friday.
Miss Bessie jolly called at the post
office Saturday morning.
Miss Annie Murphey, of Whiteside,
visited friends on the mountain Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Prater Doyle, of White
side, visited on the mountain Saturday
night and Sunday.
Misses jamie Degnan and Alice Par
ker attended church at the drum Sun
day night.
Mrs. Murphey, of Whiteside, visited
her son, Paul, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Celia Brumley called at the
post Office Sunday eve.
Wess Hicks called at A. G. Parker s
Sunday eve. Wonder what's the at
traction.
Tom Sexton and Will Hartman call
ed at Mr. Degnan's Sunday eve.
Tommie Daffron made a flying trip
to the river Sunday.
Ask Frank Degnan who that girl was
he called his sugar lump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Simpson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boatright called at
Mrs. Degnan's Sunday night.
Ask jamie Degnan how she likes or.
anges and watch her smile.
Tom Sexton gave the young folks 6
party Saturday night. A large crowd
attended and all reported nice time
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Kel
ly Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed New
some, Mr.. and Mrs. Prater Doyle, Cal
lie Quarles, Nancy Keef, May Keef
Lizzie Smith, jamie Degnan, Alice
Parker, Matte Bailey, Matte Houts
Annie Thacker, Messrs. Bill Smith
Tom Sexton Will Hartman, Franl
Degnan, Grover Parker, Dug MERGERS
Jess Simpson, George Houts, Harr.
Ransome, Stonewall Myers, Charlie
Ford Blue Bell.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-08
HALE'S CHAPEL.
Special to tie NeqUs.

Special to tie NegOS
Horseback riding is the order of the
day now.
Misses Lizzie Roope, Sallie Hale and
Sallie little, of White side, were here
Sunday afternoon horseback riding.
Thomas Morgan was out on his little
grew mule one afternoon.
Misses Lula Blevins and Annie Mar
gan were out riding.
Thomas Parker visited home folks
in Chattanooga Saturday.
John II. Cross, of Ladd's Switch.
was up viewing the new works of the
lock and dam Monday.
Mrs. Bertha eagle, of Highland
Park, is visiting homefolks here this
week.
A certain young man says he will be
glad to see Miss Jennie Morgan return
to this place again.
Grover Morgan, ex brakeman, looked
real lonesome Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Berry is visiting friends
and relatives at Hooker, Ga.
The new works of the lock and dam
is progressing nicely.
H. NJ Wells attended prayer meet
ing at Vulcan Sunday night
John H. Wells called at the home of
Robt Morgan Sunday
Miss Lula Blevins called on Miss An
ME May Morgan Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Morgan was all smiles Sun
day.
Miss Cleveland Myers returned home
from a weeks visit at her brothers al
Whitwell, Jas. Myers
John N. Wells went to Chattanooga
Saturday night shopping and returned
home Sunday.
r. L: Morgan called on his best CIR
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Hale looked real pleas
ant Sunday. Nubby.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-08
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Special TO the Mas.

Special to the M50s.
Mud is the order of the day.
Sam Bennett went to Chattanooga
last week.
Herschel Kelly went to Jasper Sat
urday.
James Long and family visited Doc
Ragsdale Sunday.
Several from this community went
to Jasper Monday.
DR.. Shelton returned from Nashville
Saturday where he had been attending
medical lectures.
Miss Emma Privett, of Inman, visit
ed at Doc Daffron's Sunday.
H. A. Peck is making some repairs
on his residence, which greatly inn
proves its appearance.
Dave Henniger was visiting the
Francis BOY Sunday.
Wiley Spangler and Louis Harris
are seen making regular trips in the
direction Of Victoria every Sunday.
What is the attraction, boysr
Dew Drop
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-08
Fraud Exposed.

A few counterfeiters have lately
been making and trying to sell imita-
tions of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, and
other medicine, thereby defrauding
the public. This is TO warn you to be-
ware of such people, who seek to profit
through stealing the reputation of rem
edies which have been successfully
curing disease for over 35 years. A
sure protection 10 you is our name on
the wrapper. Look for il on all DIR.
Kings or Bucklen's remedies. as all
others are mere limitations. H. e.
BUCKLEN & CO., Chicago, ILL.,, and
Windsor, Canada.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-08
Common Colds Are the Cause of Many
Serious Diseases.

Physicians who have gained a nat
ional reputation as analysts of the
cause of various diseases, claim that if
catching cold could be avoided long
list of dangerous ailments would never
be heard of. Every one knows that
pneumonia and consumption originate
from cold and chronic catarrh, bron-
chitis, and all throat and lung trouble
are aggravated and rendered more Sc
rious by each fresh attack. Do not
risk your life or take chances when you
have a cold. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will cure it before these dis
eases develop. This remedy contains
no opium, morphine or other harmful
drug and has thirty years of reputation
back of it, gained by its cures under
every condition. For sale by Jno. w.
Simpson, Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-08
SHOT FROM AMBUSH
Orbry COIdweII Gets a Load OF
BuckshOt From Unknown
Party.

TRACY CITY, Tenn. Feb. 1.-Orbry
Coldwell, a non union man, engaged In
getting out timber for mine props, was
shot from ambush this morning. The
man who shot him was in the brush
eighty. yards away, and Coldwell was
struck by four buckshot, two IN the
neck and two in the chest. Coldwell
was at work on the Greig place, a
farm near here owned by W. A.
Haynes. Two little boys were with
him when he was shot. They took
fright and ran away. Sheriff Meeks
was apprised of the shooting and put
his bloodhound on the trail, the dog
following the scent until the chase was
interrupted by darkness. Caldwell nY-
ed about five miles from Tracy Clty
on the Jasper Branch
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-08
A Habit 10 Be Enoouraned.

The mother who has acquired the
habit of keeping on hand a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. saves
herself a great amount Of uneasiness
and anxiety. Coughs, colds and Group.
TO which children are susceptible, are
quickly cured by its use. 1t counter
acts any tendancy Of cold to result in
pneumonia, and IL given as soon as
the first symptoms Of Group appear, il
will prevent the attack. This remedy
contains nothing injurious and moth
ers give il 10 little ones with feeling
of perfect security. Sold by Jno. w.
Simpson, Jasper. Tenn.