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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Groom furnished
mouse, close in. Inquire Ell Captain
Hotel. O6t3*
FOR RENT:-Large Sunny Room for
two, also board. Phone 149, 719 n.
Main St. S5tf
ALFALFA PASTURE, $3.50 per
mont per horse. Inquire at Western
Grocery Co. 06t3
PASTURE FOR STOCK Gramma
grass pasture or alfalfa for any
number. Stock will do well now on
pasture. Inquire at Captain Hotel.
O5t4*
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Sunnyside Camp Health Resort.
Under new management. Sanitarium
feature eliminated. House tents for
light house keeping, IS, SO and SIS
per month. Phone 42S-W. S. HICKS.
Manager. 05t6*
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LOST.

LOST Pair rimless spectacles,
gold bows, in black case, near
Spring River. Return to this office
for reward. 4t6*
LOST:-Between Slaughter's farm
and Lovers Lane a lady's black
coat. Finder please leave at Rec
ord office or 3OS, N. Pennsylvania
LOST A diamond and pearl brooch
on Main St. between DIR. Mechanics
and Grand Central. Finder please
return to Record Office. 8tf.
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WANTED-.Clean Cotton Rags
at the Record office.

Avery Turner, vice-president and
general manager of the Pecos Valley
lines, passed through in his private
car Saturday night to Carlsbad and
again through to Amarillo Sunday
morning, on a business trip up and
down the road.
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w. F. Wiseley and c. F. Smith who
are prominent business men of Tex
leo, returned to their home Saturday
morning after spending a few days
here on business.
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Misses Bessie Norcross and Dora
Wilson, who nave been visiting their
friends here for the past two weeks,
left Saturday for their home in COT
feyville, Kansas.
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J.. w. Hoff, of Albuquerque, went
to Torrance Saturday on the auto,
and will go from there to his home.
He will return about July l. for a1oth
er business visit.
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G. S. Sneathen returned to Elida
Saturday morning after spending two
days in Roswell buying cottonwood
and willow trees to set out aroun
his well and tank.
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Mrs. w. r. Hess, of Carlsbad, who
has been here two weeks visiting her
brother, J. F. Matheson, left Saturday
for Alva, o.. T., where she will join
her husband in making their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Amman, of North
Carolina, who have been spending sew
eral days here and at points down
the valley seeing the sights. left this
morning for their home.
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w. NJ. Reed returned to his station
at Carlsbad Sunday night, having
spent a few days with his family in
this city.
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Miss Flora Longworth, who has
been visiting her uncle, J. F. Long
worth, for the past two weeks, left
Saturday morning for her home in
Van Vert, Ohio.
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NJ. w. Evans and Will Lawrence
came up Sunday morning from LAX,
Arthur. to spend Sunday with friend:
in Roswell.
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Bob Perryma1 returned to his home
in Hagerman Saturday night. He
has been a visitor in Roswell sever
al days.
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Rev. ]. r. Rector, the colored min
lister, returned Saturday night from a
trip to Sherman, Dallas n Fort
Worth.
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j. F. Patterson, left Sunday morn.
ing for Hico, Texas, having received
word of the illness of his father at
that place.
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E. w. Mitchell went to Hagermal
and lake Arthur Sunday night on
business trip that will occupy thre'
or four days
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Mr.. Adolph the stone-masol return
ed Sunday morning from Dexter,
where he has been doing a job OF
stone work.
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Pay your GAS BILLS. No
discount after Monday. 6-t3

Elmer Denning returned Saturday
night from a trip through Texas. He
a been gone several weeks.
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J.. L. Hinkle spent Sunday with his
friends of Roswell, returning to his
home in Hagerman Sunday night.
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John w. Pickett, of Portales, spent
Sunday with Roswell friends, and
went from here to Torrance on the
auto.
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Miss Mary Finney, who is making
her home in Roswell, went to Elida
Saturday morning to spend a week
with nomefolks.
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c. E. Dickens went to Dexter or
Saturday night to spend a few days
looking after business and visiting
with friends.
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Mrs. w. P. Malone returned to her
home in Hagerman Sunday night af-
ter spending three or four days with
relatives here.
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Miss Mary Gilbert, of Dayton spent
Saturday and Sunday here with Miss
Nellie Turknett.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Leonard return
ed Sunday night from a months visit
il Kansas City n nearby Missouri
towns.
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Mr.. INT Mrs. George Yates, of
Sweetwater, Texas arrived Saturday
and will go from here to Lincoln to
make their home.
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Miss Matte Boone returned to her
at Spring Mound Valley Sun
day night, having spent two days in
Roswell with nomefolks.
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Wylie Parsons returned to his stu
dies at the Military Institute today
after being at home several days on
account of a severe attack of bronchi.
tbs.
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visit.
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Postmaster Nose Schloss, of Dexter
made his usual Sunday visit with la
dy friends in Roswell.
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W. K. Waterman, OF Greenfield, spent
Saturday in Roswelps big stores.
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E. L. Higginbotham, for several
days a business visitor here, went to
Amarillo Saturday.
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A. l.. w. Nilsson left Sunday morn.
ing for Texico n Sunnyside on a
business trip of several days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jacobson left Sat
urday on their return to their home
in Dayton, Iowa, after spending four
months here for their health.
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Misses Berlice Ballard and Missile
Hearte, of Lake Arthur, were here on
Saturday shopping
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E. G.. Hancher left Saturday nigh
for his home in Carlsbad. He was
a greater part of last week on
immigration business.
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Grand Central Hotel, new man
agement. Woodruff & DeFreest

Mrs. Iva j. Keebler went to Carls-
bad Saturday night to spend a week
or ten days. When she returns she
will bring her daughter with her.
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Otto Banner came ia Saturday
from Artesia, where he has been on
business. He spent Saturday and
Sunday here.
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J.. S. Tucker and sons, Louie and De
witt Tucker, came up from Lake Ar
thur Saturday morning to spend the
day.
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Famous Alelgretti candies n 10 and
lib packages. Also highest grade
chocolates and bon bons, always
fresh.-IngersolPs Book Store.
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r. S. Craven ard little son, of Ha.
german spent Sunday with many old
friends in Roswell.
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Mrs. w. H. Smith and her sister,
Mrs. j. w. Wilson returned Sunday
morning from a four days visit with
relatives in Hagerman.
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We have the cheapest money to
loan on realty IN Roswell.-Woodruff
& DeFreest, opposite Post office. loft
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D. G. Reid and Conductor K. L
Read. both of Amarillo, were visitors
here Sunday
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FRIEND TO FRIEND.

The personal recommendations of peo-
pie who nave been cured of coughs and
colds by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
have done more than all else to make it a
staple article of trade and ove1
. large part of the civilized world.
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A ard in the Roswell Trade Direc-
tory brings results and keeps your
name before the people.
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Charles l. Swain came down from
Canyon City Sunday night on a bust
ness visit.
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Nola Oliver went to Points down
the road last night on q business Wis
it which will occupy three days
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p. H Gunter, of Dallas, representa-
tive of the Evangeline Syrups, went
to Dexter Sunday night after spend
ing a few days in Roswell.
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Mrs. Z. s. Nye. of Ottuwa. Iowa
who was here for a short visit, left
Sunday night for Western Texas.
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H. w. Titus and wife arrived Satur-
day from Phoenix, Arizona, on a visit
with friends.
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NJ. S. Boyce was down from Anna
rillo Saturday looking after business
interests.
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H. S. Sutton left Sunday morning
for Amarillo, where he expects to
spend two weeks looking after bust
ness.
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Howard Booth, special agent of the
railroad went to Hagerman Sunday
night after a snort stay here. From
there he goes to Carlsbad.
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Miss Nell White returned to her
school at Hagerman Sunday night at
ter spending W days at home
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ed to Bovina Saturday after spending
four days in Roswell on business.
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Program changed Majestic tonight
10 cents.
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Mrs. Ella Jordan went to Artesia
Sunday night on a two days business
visit.
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Miss Belle Parker went to Carlsbad
Sunday night for a visit of a few days
with friends.
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J.. w Dent and wife, of Artesia,
were here Saturday looking after bu-
SineSS.
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner,
Jeweler and Optician. 8Stf
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w. p. Littlefield came IN Sunday ev
ening from his ranch near Kelna.
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Rescued mid-air feature" Majestic
10 cents.
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More Skates Enterprise Hard
ware Co. 1t
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gunther have taken
rooms in the Stockard building.
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]. d. Nell and Judge Patton went
to Hagerman on last Saturday night.
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Frank Anderson left Sunday morn
ing on a business trip to Kansas City.
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Don't sell until you figure with Ma
kin's Second Hand Store. Phone 227.
MI. and Mrs. Charley Weidman,
of Dexter, were lei shopping today.
Illustrated song. Majestic tonight 10
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FOR SALE Fine rubber tired phae
ton, especially for family S In
quire at Kirby's Bottling Works
South Main ST. 05tf
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FOR SALE 40 head broke ponies.
4 and 5 years old. Quick sale at
right price. Apply to J. C. Wilson,
Dayton, N. NJ, or Cooper & Mil
lice, Roswell. 09t26
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FOR SALE Acetylene gas plant
in good order. Fine for lighting res
idence, hotel or church.-Dr. A1der
son, Okla. Blk, Roswell. 7t2
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FOR SALE Nice light family car
riage, Victoria; a lsoset of double
carriage harness DIR. Anderson.
Oklahoma Block. 7t2
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-03-07
LOoney's Creek.

Special TO kheNe7os.
Ye writer is very lonesome this ev-
ening.
Mrs. Maggie Graham and Leander
Smith attended singing Sunday even
ing.
Warner Brimer had a smile on his
face as long as churn dasher Sunday.
Byron Graham still hangs his hat on
Joe Reels gate post.
Lille Grayson called on her cousin,
Amanda Grayson, Monday.
John Boman still hangs his hat on
Joe Grayson's gate post.
Miss Myrtle Burnett and George
Brock were out walking Sunday even
ing.
Ambrose Burnett called on Miss Sal
lie Holland Sunday.
Jack Brimer was see going down the
road singing ''Over the ridge
Miss Martha Ridge was all smiles
Sunday.
When you hear the whistle look out
for Jack Brimer.
Miss Dollie Grayson and Willie Reel
were out walking Sunday.
Just mention Sam Lannon's name
and watch Annie Grayson smile.
Charlie Grayson and Miss Ethel Ora
ham were out walking Sunday.
Lee Grayson called to see Miss Hal
! lie Hudson Sunday.
Just ask Lige Burnett how he sells
his new hair discovery and watch him
smile.
Jim Grayson still hangs his hat on
Bill Brooks gate post.
just mention julie Pickett's name
and watch Carrie Grayson smile.
Nellie Grayson was all smiles Sun
day. Guess she had seen her best fell
low.
Just mention Lawrence Graham s
name and watch Birdy Hurst smile.
Miss Carrie Thomas was all smiles
Sunday evening. Red Bird.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-03-07
THURSDAY, MAncu 7, 90

Newspaper clippings at length re-
grading the new charter for Memphis
have been sent u.s. The principal point
at issue is whether the present incum-
bents shall be legislated out of office
or not, while those who favor the bill
which we understand has already been
sanctioned by the people, claim great
benefits would result. However it has
temporarily been checked, being voted
down by the house. We have not
sufficient knowledge of the situation to
take either side, though we feel that
after a man has been fairly elected to
office, and seated, that he should hold
it for its full term, even if he be the
"greatest rascal on earth, on which
latter point the minds of men are large
" divergent, one being hailed as a
saint that another terminates sinner.
Let them have their 'yawbs, and
then change. if any good can come tc
Memphis by changing.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-03-07
Red Hill.

.Sberiaito tie Ne50S.
If you will allow me space in your
paner | will place my pen point to let
"Uncle Billy know that the Wallaces
are still in the neighborhood of Red
Hill and still on boom. | compre
bend that s'Uncle Billy talks a little
gallant about the Wallaces. Just rest
easy about them.
Billie Martin was all smiles Sunday.
Guess he saw his best girl.
/ will write a few lines in regard to
education. When / was little | would
almost cry to keep from going to
school. OF course / don t consider my
self grown at all now, but have been
smaller than am now. OF course l
haven't got fountain of eShcation
but my notion is to try to getIa good
education. When person first starts
to school he doesn't think it is any
benefit to him, but when they get my
size, if they will just think and study
over the matter it will come right in
their mind that they ought to go every
day and try to get all the education
and hope all others will see so they
Will go. maven SOC luuCn ledTulHS
but what little | have got, il i could
sell it I wouldn't take thousand dol
lars for it. I suppose if person could
Just throw down his learning and new
er study it, he would forget all he ever
knew. / know get out of practice in
writing when | haven't wrote any in
sometime although I know I'm not a
good writer.
| would like to tell the readers of the
News that the wool has about grown
back on my head where that pretty lit
tie girl snatched me bald headed.
I've travelled through the settlement
and but little around the world.
There isn't but one that do love and
that's my darling girl. How $ that,
Uncle Gid? Uncle Gid, if you have
Charlie to lend would like to borrow
him for awhile. | suppose the girls
would come to see me if | kept hin
around my house.
Willie Wallace looks sad nearly al
the time. Wonder why. Sparker.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-03-07
ANSWER TO A. |. RANKIN.

Editor News. They have been Civ
ing me fits in the last few issues but
little did | care. My first object is to
try to answer piece from A. Il. Kan
kin, Altoona, Ala.
First, he says he was not in WHIT
well in the summer of 1908 and lVOo,
and he didn't know how prosperous
the farmers were, but he says he llved
in Whitwell from 1899 to 1902 and he
SAYS the farmers could sell most any
thing they had to sell. ! think he IS
mistaken, for | farmed all my life I'M
til the company commenced working
open shop. | have come to Whltweli
with a load of farm produce and what
was the result? Take it back nome
and throw it out or feed it to your
hogs or cattle Now, | know how 1t
was. | have seen farmers come IN
Whitwell with loads of fine water mel
ons, some maybe weighing 30 and Az
lbs, and sell them for B and D Genus
and maybe they would have to take
them back home. Now, does that look
like it was prosperous from 1898 10
1902
Second, he says the union demanded
their right and did have say so about
who should work. Yes. | see you did.
Oh, my friend that is what busted
the union at Whitwell You union
men killed yourselves by trying to run
the company's business. And, he says,
the reasons they prevented the compa-
ny from putting on SO many men was
so they could make living for their
families. | am told that they are run
ming between 32j to $50 tickets day,
besides company men, which would
amount to about 100 or $50 company
men besides the coal diggers.
He says l must have been very
small chap when | tried to get work
at Whitwell. l guess I was as big as
you were He wanted to know what
/ did before | came to Whitwell. l
farmed and tried to make an honest
living. l wasn't trying to keep any
one else from work like you union peo-
pie. Let every man work and support
his family, not lie around and depend
upon some other poor man making II
for him.
Now, if were you would crawl of
in hole some where and not say any
UHlHS luOTc duOuO JIG uhion, ~ Jo'
know it is dead at Whitwell. The un'
ion will never reap any more benefits
at Whitwell Now, if / were you peo'
pie would not say any more about the
union at Whitwell Look, ever since
they commenced working open shoI
plan you people were all the time say
ing the union would be at work in
certain time, and now over two years
have passed and gone and you have no
gone to work yet. You see what they
are doing for the "scabs, as You cal
them. They are opening up No. ant
fixing to put in an electric plant
Don't you wish they would let yot
work? That is all have to say, hop
ing to appear again.
CLYDE GRIFFITH,
Whitwell, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-03-07

Walter Hunt spent Sunday in Jas
per.
W. G. Hill, of the News was in the
city Saturday.
DIR. GraysOn is having a residence
built in East Whitwell
Rev. Holder is holding series of
services at the Christian Church.
A. J. Bailey has recently been ap-
pointed deputy sheriff for this. place
Rev. S. S. Kreger preached Sun
day and Sunday night at the NJ. E.
Church, south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hop Kelly and son,
John g., of the Ebenezer settlement.
was in the city last Sunday, visiting
relatives and friends.
We are informed that we now have
an Independent candidate for repre-
sentative for this county at the next
election for state officers.
John, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Ashburn, died last Thursday morning,
aged six months and one DAY. Pneu-
monia was the cause of his death. He
Was buried at Red Hill Friday.
W. L. Barber reports good sales OF
Singer Sewing Machines, a line he il
handling in connection with mis- watch
business He will be glad to demon.
strate their good qualities to you al
any time.
Sam Lee, negro who has been al
work on the lock & dam at Hale's Bar
was shot last week in an ARRAY at that
place, receiving three shots in one leg
breaking it. He has reached this place
and it is doubtful if he RECEIVERS.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-03-07
Whitwell.

Sbrnai TO the Meas.
Visiting is the order of the day.
Miss Ethel Arledge, Of Victoria, Wis
tied A. M. Ritchie Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. James Carlton and sister, OF
Dunlap, called on Miss j. Richie last
week.
Vance Creek made flying trip to
Whitwell Friday and returned to Dun
lap Saturday.
Simon Farmer called ON Ben Abra-
ham Saturday.
Ye writer went to town Saturday.
John Young. returned to the city last
week l guess some one was glad &c
see him.
Some one would be glad if watch
Charm" of Etna, would come to
Whitwell again.
A. NJ. Richie will return 70 Dunl&r
in few days to resume work.
Work at Dunlap is fine. They are
shipping a fine lot of coal and coke
Work at this place doesn't seem to be
on the increase. The output ism a.
good as it was a month or two ago,
Would like to hear from Rosebud,
of Wilder, Tenn.
Come on, Brother & Sister, O
Altoona. Old Chap.