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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
ROOpe.

SPECIAL 10 me Mas.
Running rabbits was the order here
Sunday.
Tommy Daffron is in bed with the
measles. Guess he wants to see his
girl now If she hears of him having
the measles she will cry.
/ would like to see that big old Char
lie White now, of Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Layne visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallard at Roope, last
week.
1t "shore" hurt Tommy Daffron S
feelings to hear that Miss Bessie Hoop
er was out walking with another fell
low. Sunday
/ wish / could beat Jack Smith.
He says no one can beat him.
Mrs Bessie Douglass left here yes
terday for Alabama.
Would like to hear from Johnny
Layne, of North Birmingham.
would like to hear from Cleve At
kins, of Altoona. | wonder if he has
left there Cleave, come back to Etna
| once more.
wonder if my girl at Dunlap has
gone back ON me yet.
They say they are going to get up
fine base ball team here.
Billy Smith said he hated to see the
girls leave his house Sunday evening
because he wanted to go with one of
them
There going to be big picnic at
Roope Saturday, the Goth.
told Johnny Daffron when he took
the measles would beat him and he
said he would shoot me and break my
leg if did. He sure is curious a.
bout Miss Fannie Thomas.
Tom LoOney said he would like to
go over to Mr.. Nelson's. | believe he
will get to go before long
Boys, wish you would decide which
one of the girls was the prettiest at
the party. They all Thought they were
the prettiest.
wonder if Ben McNabb has got to
Empire yet. The poor boy has gone
Good by, old Chick.
Iguess the boys can have good time
at RoOpe with the girls since Ben and
Jake McNabb have left.
| wonder if Billy Hickey is boss at
DUNLAP: Look out, Billy, I ann COM
ing back. You know the one that
told you he was going to stay.
| wonder where Stonewall Myers is
now. / would like to hear from you
old boy, come on and write to the
News.
Oscar Abbot has come hack to old Et-
ma. He thought he could stay away
but he came back at last.
Come on, you Searles writers, like
to hear from you.
l would like to hear from Gland
Broadway. Old Rounder.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
WHITWElL.
Sd, ciai 10 fke Meas.

SbtCidE 10 me Le7OS.
How is this for the sunny south?
Everything is frost bitten from be-
gonia plant down to tanbark tree.
Cold2 Yes, cold 1t looks like Just
now as if old nature was going to
break the ice trust.
Well, what about that anti-jug law?
Oh, well its not good time to pass
such nonsense Wait until the wealth
er changes. Gov Patterson knows
when to veto. Dofetchit and all his
followers were packed up to move;
done had his dogs tied and nothing to
do but to rack out. All at once some
one asked Do to call upon the governor
and find ont whether or not the
bill would get his support. No one
ever knew Just what the conversation
was between old Do and the governor,
but you can guess. So old Dofetchit
turned his dog loose and ordered 3
gallon jug, white jug at that, and
got his talking machine out on stump
and was playing "a Better Day is
Coming"
Some of the News correspondents
said only short time ago, something
about that awful comet having col
lision with that Baldwin jack engine
that pulls coal from No. 5 to No. 9
mines of the T. c. /. Co. Now, that
comet knows what is best for it. Old
Do is firing and if that comet was to
come in contact with him and that big
white jug, it would certainly get
worsted. 1t would be something like
the battle between the Merrinac and
the Monitor. 1t would look like mar
of Mexico after one of its worst bat.
| ties, or like the third party man e
pants-mighty twisted.
Well, after Old Do got over those
nervous spells he has often, said tc
him, How is everythingr" He said,
by the way have you heard what be-
come of the Thaw Juryl" / told him
l had not. He said, "Well, some Of
them were hung and the rest were &C
quilted. " l said, ''Do, amt you get.
ting things mixed up2" "Oh, no,
said he. do you think was hatch
ed under HEMP So you see do
would not have much rAs fanlhis ears,
only to make fouifne tinfor his
head. N1sfOrZ
Let some of the New5 Correspondent
set the time for grand old time pic
mic in the near future, SO all can set
old Do with those clown britches on
Gofetchit
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
ROOpe.
.Sbsri0Ifo the N,s7f,

Special TO tie Ne70S.
We are having some very cool wealth
er here now. We had some snow last
week, but we hope for pretty weather
soon.
Mr.. Rice has fine girl at his house.
Mrs. Mamie Carson is helping do
her work after being sick so. long, but
the babies are not doing much good.
Mrs. Jake Wood has bought Mrs. Nc
Nabb's organ and she and Mr.. Dave
McNabb have left here for Empire,
Ala. Several more families are going
to leave here soon. The place is get
ting quite lonesome now.
Say, High Spy" of Empire, Ala. /,
come again. l know you and also
Bud" of North Birmingham, Ala.
"Good Boy" why don't you write
again Are your fingers sore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lane, of Pitts
burg, Ga, came to this place Friday
to visit their sister, Mrs Rosa NAL
lard. They returned to Pittsburg
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lora Thompson and also Mrs.
Huse called on Mrs. Mallard Monday.
Mrs Ecl1les and Mrs. Mallard made
flying trip to Etna store Monday.
Wonder if Turner has got his author
ity to ride trains without any ticke
YETI Pine Apple.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
Neednl8re.

SbecldI 10 me Ne70S.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Hudson called at
Tom Saynes' Sunday.
Mrs Nancy Thomas called on Mrs.
Saynes Sunday afternoon.
Lum Thomas called on his best girl
across the river Sunday.
Henry Smith was all SMILES Sunday.
A certain girl said Ed Saynes was
the best looking boy in Needmore.
Jim Saynes had smile ON his face
Sunday from here to yonder.
Tom Saynes looked sad Sunday.
Wonder whyH
Will Ketner visited friends here Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Tom Defur and Bob Pickett had
smiles ON their faces as long as the
pike Sunday.
Ed and Tom Saynes called on their
best girls Sunday
John Holloway and Ltrm Thomas
were seem coming across the river Sum
day morning.
Misses Carrie Thomas and Florence
Pickett we're all smiles Sunday.
Peaches in the summer time and ap-
pies in the fall, if can't get the
mountain girl won't have any at all.
Darling Bow.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
atthitmell department.
81 know not 7OhdftAs truth may Re,
LteH ii as 't7VdS fOlG 10 me.
GEO. w. LEWIS Agent.

Mrs. Robt. Cantrell is said to be a
very sick woman at this time.
1t is said that there is not vacant
house in Whitwell at this time.
1t is generally considered that the
late frosts have destroyed the entire
fruit crop.
Rev. S. S. Kreger preached last
Sunday at Red Hill at II a. M, and
at 1880 at the M. E. Church, south.
That must have been pretty severe
SPELL of brain storm that struck John
Temple Graves at Chattanooga last
week at the Bryan banquet.
We have had more than a week of
very cold weather for this time Of the
year. There was snow last Saturday,
Sunday cold winds and Monday morn
ing severe frost.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
Cole City, Ga.

SPeftdI 10 the Ne7US.
Cold and gloomy weather has been
displaced by the gentle south wind
and slow rain, bat too late to save
the tender plants and vegetation. APP
pies are not all killed, but peaches are
surely gone.
| notice some very nice letters in
the News from various parts of the
country. 1t does make us feel proud
when we read the news from these
boys and girls, whom we use to know
in other days.
Everything is on the boom at Cole
City, and we predict great things to
happen here soon.
Rev. Mr.. Hill, of Wauhatchie, has
cast his lot with these good people,
and we know that his connections
with this neighborhood will be an mp
building for good as Mr. Hill is high
toned, upright, Christian gentleman,
worthy of the confidence of any COM
munity. There is great need of men
of his character here. Oh, what a
sad, desolate condition this benighted
place was in. When sickness came to
a family there was no one to impart
consoling word when death came
and claimed his victim there was nc
one to perform the last sad rights.
Mother, father, sister and brother
could only stand with uncovered heads
and broken hearts, and listen to the
sound of the clods and gravel, as they
hid from view forever some loved one.
Now, we feel better and trust when
the end of time comes, and we all
reach home to stay, there will be nc
neglected spots in Heaven, where
preachers are afraid to go. Come on,
some of we divines. l would like tc
debate this question with you throu gf
the News. Nellie.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
Oak Grove.

.Sbeaaif0 TIE Ne'OS.
Mrs. Matte Disheroon visited Mrs.
Martha KillgOTe Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Davis wera in.
Tracy Saturday.
r. J. Killgore has returned from
COalIlont
Mrs. Crisp and daughters Katie and
Fife, and Misses Hattie and Jennie
Rust spent Monday of last week with
Mrs. Julia Davis.
: The infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert SitZ, was buried at Oak Grove
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Crisp called on Mrs. Amanda
Mccullough Friday.
Charlie Foster went to Tracy Sat,rr-
day.
Little Bette Crisp spent part of this
week in Tracy with lutte Lorena
Crisp.
Lawrence Rust called on Taylor Tate
Friday night.
Misses Lille and Mildia Tate and
Lena and Susie Stump visited Hattie
Rust and Kate Crisp Sunday.
Miss Ethel Davis took dinner with
Jennie Rust Sunday.
Miss Ida Tate visited Miss Josie Sitz
Sunday.
Taylor Tate and Albert Shrum called
ON Laurence Bust Sunday.
Will Davis called on Tom Crisp Sum
day.
Ben Harris seemed to be we'll pleased
this evening
Mary Jane Davis visited Kate Crisp
Sunday.
Miss Brittle Mccullough is visiting
her parents at Jasper.
Foster Harris visited Laurence Rust
Sunday.
Green Crisp spent SATURDAY. night
and Sunday in Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Rust called on
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Crisp Sunday ev.
ening.
Misses Nina, Jennie and Josie Sit2
were in the country Sunday evening.
Tom Crisp and Foster Harris accom-.
panied Misses Mary Jane and Ethe'
Davis hOme Sunday evening.
Fred Barth was at Mr.. Crisps thi,
evening
A large crowd went to Pleasant Hill
Sunday expecting Bro. York to preach
| bDt he failed to come
Joe Layne, from Coalmont, was here
Sunday.
Mrs. Stump visited Mrs. KnowIan
| Sunday.
Win Davis would make lovely pic
ture with bonnet on Mr.. Davis,
you had better keep Will at home ii
you don't want to lose him. Beauty.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
Lovers Leap.
Sbecial to the MVS.

Special TO the Meas.
Cloudy weather is the order of the
day.
Misses Katie Almany and Matte
Scott visited Miss Davis Friday.
Misses Katie Crisp, Pattie Rust,
Effie Crisp and Mildly Crisp, visited
Mrs Julia Davis Monday.
Mrs. Will Davis and Misses Ethel
Davis and Mary Jane Coldwell went to
Sunday school Sunday.
l am sorry to say that the fruit is
killed
Rev. Farrell Tate will preach at Oak
Grove Sunday. George Davis and
wife are going for they say they like
to hear him talk
John Almany is ont on visit at his
fathers. He is accompanied by his
wife and his wife's sister, from Orme,
Tenn.
Miss Mabel Price and Bert Coldwell
visited Mr.. Almany Sunday.
Miss Katie Almany and Bert Cold.
well looked sweet Sunday. Peony.
Good for everything a salve is usei
/ for and especially recommended fol
/ Piles. That is what we say about
DeWitt'S Carbolized Witch Haze
Salve. That is what twenty years o
usage has proven. Get the original
Sold by J. W. Simpson, Jasper, Tenn
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
RELIGIOUS BELIEF.

Editor News:
Somebody said they would affirm with
any one that the true church of Christ
has living prophets in it, but you never
said thsy were true prophets of Christ.
WHY'S it called the Baptist church?
Because we believe in the baptism of
the holy spirit, and also in water as an
assurance of clear conscience toward
God. Ye humble writer only says we
believe in religion of the heart. 1t
don't take sharp people to be religious.
If it did, some OF us would be left sure.
We also believe in carrying out relig-
ion but it must come from the heart, for
out of the heart the mouth speakeJh.
Why are there so many denomina-
tions when there is only one Lord, one
faith, one baptism? What good will
the name of church do if we are not
born of the spirit of Christ, the spirit
that will lead, guide And direct US in
the right way?
Did you ever think that all church
memb ers are not christians, nor all
christians church members. They
should be both, Tho name Of a church
does not save souls. There is no re-
demption without the precious blood of
Jesus Oh, reader, are you washed in
the blood of the Lamb? How many
dear readers of the News can say they
feel themselves safely in the army OF
the blessed? / can safely say that
had rather be doorkeepar of my mas
ter's house than to dwell in the tents OF
the wicked.
We have prayer meeting here every
Wednesday night. Hope there will be
good done, for If we meet in the name
of the Lord he has promised to own
and to bless. l hope everyone thai
reads this will turn to the Lord. both
young and old. There is more Joy in
heaven over one sinner that repentS
than ninety and nine just persons
Will you be one for today is the day o.
salvation. We are not promised anoth
or day. Since man by sin has lost hi'
God he seeks creation though and vain
ly strives for solid bliss in trying some
thing new, but If we ever reach tina
happy land we will all travel the same
road and pass through the same mar
row gate, and we will love the same Je
sus and enjoy the same happiness
There will be no vision there as Their
is here. We nave so many people VIII
can't be satisfied with what the LORI
has promised them. hope all chris
tians will hold out their light so the
may see the reality in serving God, am
they may be constrained to serve him
too.
Why don't christians come together
Lay down all malice and strife, and 9
10 work In the vineyard Of the Lord
Then there would be much and everlas
ing good done in the name of the hOl
child Jesus. We should be thankful W
live in land of freedom. Yes, free t
serve the Lord. but fear we live to
far from him, following him afar off. f.
a city that is set upon a hill cannot 1
hid.
We should be careful how we live an
practice what we preach. | am sOrr
writer hut am one of Gods children
ono Of the little sheep that needs MOI
Of the heavenly teaching. | have bee
serving God for over 81 years and 10
Journey here will soon be over, but
hope To live on Canaan's shore, At
praise my Savior forever more.
GOSPEL ADVOCATE
Sugar Valley, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
Pryor Cove.

Special TO Tie Mas.
We have been having lots of cold
weather ever since "Cold Wave" of
Sequachee, was mp here.
F. NJ Mccullough went to Tracy
City Friday after his daughter.
Miss Bvrtle Mccullough, who is
teaching school at Tracy City is at
home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Watson, of
South ,Pittsburg, were visiting Mrs.
J. M. Haynes and family Sunday.
W. d. Haynes and A. M. Kilgore
went to Whitwell Saturday.
James Newsom, of Kelly's Ferry,
was visiting at his father-in laws,
Mr.. Walsh, Sunday.
Dave Shadrick and his two daugh-
tiers took in the show at South Pitts
burg Saturday.
G. W. Walsh was in Jasper Monday.
A. W. Ferguson was in South Pitts
burg Friday.
E. G. and T. L. Haynes and A. A.
Shadrick were in South Pittsburg Fri
day.
Miss Byrtle Mccullough was visit
ing friends at the college Sunday.
Several from the cove went to Jas
per Sunday to hear Rev. Mitchell
preach.
Misses Nora and Sarah Mccullough
visited friends in Jasper Sunday.
Hot Summers Pal
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
Grey Gravel.

SPECIAL 10 tie Ne1OS.
Visiting is the order Of the day.
Miss Mary Defur visited Miss Mar
tina Hudson Sunday afternoon.
Tom Defur called on the Misses
Phelps Tuesday.
Misses Mat Griffith and Mandy Pow
ell went to Whitwell Saturday.
Misses Aisle Holloway and Edith
Pickett were shopping in Whitwell
Saturday.
John Holloway still hangs his hat on
Brit Thomas hat rack.
Bob Pickett still hangs his hat on
James Thomas hat rack.
Miss Mamie Phelps called on Mrs.
j. ID. Defur Friday afternoon.
Miss Mile Pickett was all smiles
Sunday.
John Holloway had a smile on MS
face Sunday as long as a sour wood
sapling.
Ask Bob Griffith when he saw his
best girl last and watch him grin.
Come again, Snow Ball, ] like l.
read your pieces. Red Rose.
Read the News,-only 80 cents.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
EaStIand.

SPECIAL 10 the Ne7OS.
Misses Fannie DOak, Lassie and Gre
Gle Frizzell and Willie Reeves said
they enjoyed themselves Sunday even
ing every much.
Wonder If James Elr0d, James Thoms
and Monroe Snitty ever caught that
old COW they were after Sunday.
A crowd of East1and boys went to
Clifty to preaching Sunday might
guess that they thought they would
catch sweetheart by going up there.
James Elrod, James Thoms and Roe
Smitty looked sad Sunday evening
Guess their girls wouldn't notice
them.
Misses Rena Drewry and Creole and
Lassie Frizzell called ON Miss Fannie
Doak Sunday morning.
Misses Fannie D0ak and Creole and
Lassie Frizzell were guests of Miss
Nora Matterson Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Doak gave a
singing Sunday night. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Pat Frizzell, Mr..
and Mrs. Mack Reeves, Misses Creole
and Lassie Frizzel, Rena Drewry,
Nora Matterson, Lizzie Coming, Liz.
zie Bell, Kate Thoms, Fannie Doak,
Lula Wstley, Maggie Reeves, Beulal
Frizzell and Mrs. Matte Reeves.
Messrs Jake Baltimore, Dolph Drew.
ny, Willie Reeves, Arthur Watley,
Shaw Matix, Bill Drewry and FREQ
Reed.
Jake Baltimore has been on the sicl
list, but was better Sunday night
| Wearing green and red silk handker
chiefs around your neck must be tn,
order of the day, as l saw two nice
looking young men going up the roaC
Sunday evening, wearing handker
chiefs around their necks as large a
blankets. May Apple.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
EaStIand.
.Sbetial to tie Ne7yJ

Special TO tie Ne7US.
Taking walks seems to be the order
of the day.
Cold weather has come. Wonder
why You can find out by asking
John Atterton.
Willie Reals seems to enjoy himself
with the girls as he never leaves them.
James Ellrod and Jim Thorn were
over to hear Mr.. Matterson's graph
ophone one night last week They
reported a nice time
John Girdley and family arrived
here Friday where they will make
their future home.
Jake Baltimore is sick.
Come on everybody to Sunday
school. There was no one out today.
Eastland Founders.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
Cole City, Ga.
.Sbeeiai TO the NrTOs.


1t was showing yesterday.
| guess most everybody will have to
re-pla1t their gardens, as winter has
come again.
John Holland farmed some last
week.
Frank Holland visited his father this
morning.
Mrs. Dock Cuzzort was shopping in
lower Cole City Friday.
Want to know through the News
where Nettie Holland is.
Misses Grace Cooper, Virgie and
Virnie Pursley are visiting Mrs. Kate
Avery.
misses Bell Boston and Flossie Bas-
nam called on Miss Minnie Holland
Monday.
If you want to see Miss Belle Bos-
ton smile ask her how she likes George
Strickland.
Mrs. Bill Pursley and Minnie Hol-
land were shopping in lower Cole City
Monday.
Dock Cuzzort called on his fatheriI-
law, John Holland, today.
want to know through the News
what Uncle Gid" of Tracy, has
done with Charlie. Oh, "Uncle Gid,
you ought to bring Charlie to Cole
City as there are several girls here and
they all want pretty fellow.
We are sorry to hear that John Az
cry has been on the sick list. Hope he
will soon recover.
John--Holland said he would not wear
| a derby hat at all. Said he would just
| hollow out pumpkin.
Come again, Miss Kerssy, OF Tracy.
love to read your pieces.
Minnie Holland called ON Mrs. Mart
Prince yesterday.
I knew Mr.. Joe Maritime got quite
cold Saturday while walking to Shan
| tytown and that NJ. V. Prince go
afraid his poke patch would get killed
as winter has come back
If you want to see Mrs. John Hol
land smile just shake n basket of pok
at her.
Mrs. Matte Pursley called on Mrs
John Holland Saturday.
Miss Oracle Cooper spent the wee
with her sister, Mrs. Bill Pursley.
Mrs. John Holland visited he
daughter, Mrs Katherine Cuzzort
today.
Come on, you correspondents {
Roope, l like to read your pieces, as
nave many friends and relatives Their,
Frank Holland and Jessie Hollan
went to Shantytown Saturday to wor
on the fence, and they got so cold the
had To come back and did not woI
any.
John Prince has a little boy with Il
measles. He is getting along all RICH
Most everybody has had a case of Il
measles.
We writer is glad to hear that Wi
liam Miller Is recovering from q
measles. White Lily.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18

Use Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syr-
up Children like its pleasant taste.
and mothers give il hearty endorse
'ment. Contains 10 opiateS but drives
ont the cold through the bowels. Made
in strict conformity 10 Pure Fool and
Drugs Law. Recommended and sold
by J. W. Simpson. Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18

The indications are that if change
is not made shortly in the policy of de-
velopment of this town, that there will
be an unparalleled exodus to keep up
with this unparalleled prosperity.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18

Common laborers at the Lock & Dam
get 81. so per day. This is very sug'
gestive, when we think of lots of men,
classed as skilled in their business,
who are getting just the same or moi
quite as much.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18

The owners of this property, judging
from the rating given them, are plenty
able to put up cement plant here.
If they wish to develop this town, why
don't they do it?
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18

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Order through this office.
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THANKSGIVING.

Be thankful that the sunshine
of prosperity is so genial and last
ing. That the clouds Of adversi-
ty are so few and fieeting. and
that your Banking Interests are
SO carefully and competently
looked after by US.