Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-12-19
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Special 10 Tie NS7oS.
"Uncle Blue" made inquiry as to the
whereabouts Of Representative" He
has been sick for month and has bad
to vacate his business reporting news
of the 3rd. Uncle Blue" you said it
was long time between meals. That
Is so, and the way the tide is drifting 1t
is going to be long time between
drinks in this state as far as the poor
man is concerned, but | believe the
drug stores will be converted into open
saloons anyway, and If we should hap
pen by chance to stand in with the
whiskey lobby of Tennessee we might
Uncle Blue" occasionally get little
snort for the stomach's sake only.
DR., p. C. Grayson has cured SO cases
of milksick poison at Orme and hasn't
lost single case. The old doctor is a
dead shot on this poison.
G.. N. Vanhoosier called on w. II.
White Sunday.
j. w. French is going to establish
chickenry.
W, Ii. White is turning his land for
corn and oats.
j. Il. Bailey has six boys at his house
and was made happy with a girl Friday.
He said he wanted an equal number
six boys and six girls.
Elijah GFayson has moved his family
to Wsidens Ridge to work this winter
az Mr.. Barber's saw mill.
Hamilton Grayson has gone to the
Territory.
Rev. q. w. White made a trip to
Chattanooga and back and reports
times dull in the city.
James Roberts of near Whitwell, was
at w. Ii. Whites office Saturday on Of
fetal business to buy the j. G. Rollins
| estate.
President Bacon of the L. G. |. Co.,
said that the company had enough
money to starve every union man and
his family and children to death and
then have surplus left. Yea, verify,
| say unto you, Mr.. Bacon, where is
your surplus today, and how many I'M
ION men and their families have you
starved to death? Verify, say unto
you, as union man, that the grand
and noble u. Nj. w. of A. has yet got
its name and will never fOrsake any OF
its principles and has outlived the name
of the T. @. l. Co., the name Mr.. Bacor
represented. The union is the one
| A. l. nlnp in Mi Ia
Treasury instead of the T. c. |. Co
Thank God that the union still live!
and their families are still in tn,
land of the free and home Of the Draw
and are here to stay. l said when Mr.
Bacon made that remark that II the un
ion men of this country would stick i
would be just as impossible to Sreal
down and starve to death every unioi
man and his wife and children as i
would be for "a camel to go through
the eye of a needle. Now, laborinI
men, one and all, of every name and or
der under the sun, and all you patche
; breeches fellows who make your livin
by the sweat of your face, If you will
come together as you should and la,
down al prejudice, enmity and strife q
gainst your brother laborer, you ca
stand on an equal show with any con
; pany or corporation of this kind.
have had great dea done and said d
= gainst me because was union ma
from tip to toe. Now, If all the labor
ing men of the Nation were to back o
me and lie down, l would stand in tn
midst OF them and cry aloud: "Give m
more unionisn and better men and be
ter unionism with energy and stabilit
to stick
will expect a small present Chris
mas, if only few postage stamps and
little writing paper soT can write
the News. Don't forget a poor sic
union nun who has been tried, teste
and stamped.
Many thanks to the Editor and goo
wishes to the staff of correspondents {
the News and enmity toward none.
wish all Merry Christmas and Hal
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