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COMO Sc DEFIED
las mujgres del
rObo de Ia espe-
CuIaCi0n.
Contra CaTues GaTas Op0nen alias en-
Brooklyn, nOtInss J pstTtle0. =
81 So uUIUre ImpOalr hambrO al pUsblO, las 100
IOres R0rleamNiegBls no 10 Gaasl0nt0H,

Degpuag de un tumuIt6 0cuREid0 GA ss
ba9Tio BF0wnEVilIa dc Brooklyn, NUgv8
Yolk ca el Cual CieEts CRntidRd do CaRne
de abaBto publico fue deHtEuidG CON pesE6'
leo, deBpues qus 10 pOliOfa tuVo qns sdop'
tar madiOs er6rgico8 paRa paCifcaEio, hu
DO un nsitin en- ProspaCt FlaC0, CeECR So
la avsnida de HtwBEd.
La cauEa f1s ID subida do los pTecieH do
Ia caTne. Esto oEigin6 IN motifs, dc mus
jefel eBpeCialmento, las CualsB exigfan de
los vendedoFea dc oSrn0 que CGRFaRan les
pueFEsB de Fus GabIeCimiensog. Las mUs
jGFeg echa haban pttr6Ie0 en- Lac CRFnag de los
vendedereH qus 30 nFgabBn GeFPRF HuB
ten 3ag.
D.cela que 81 mittn fue CON obj Sto de
RdoptaF algun plsn, pOR medic del CuRl
Lac CompFAdoEag y los 'vend6doToBs de- car
ne al p0T menoT, obiigueu lnB vendsd0'
res al poT mayor FebaiaE leo pFecioB.
DuRAntO el motin hab0 algOnos heRidOB
y mutho8 arrsHtos fusFon hschoB per la
policfO. DoU pOlicfas fueFOn OChadOS Rl
Buelo , gOlpGados poF lSs farioBaB mujeRsB,
OuNndo elltS trataban de impediF que
RqusllsH eChAEau petr6IeO On Las C9Tnss dc
una DE- "a tisndaB do Prospect Piece.
u IS ua mil peTBonaB hUbo FeunidaH On
Prospect PlaCs, y In intervention do In
policfs prOdujo nm enCuentEo. PisdEaB ,
otroB pFoygCtileF, fueFon lsusad6s Contr8
Ion polic1aB = muchAB ventRnag FsBultaFon
Hotag.
Hay On Brt wnBviIle una1 500 tiendOB
de CAFne, y 90 sBseuFR que mes de 100
han Bido oerrRdaH, ob.igRdos SOS duefi Q
poK lR fuPiopa multitud.
La poblsci6n de fBr6wnsvilIs 90 0atimO
en- 10000 almaB y sl baFEio ti0nO una
milla de largo, poF una de anCho.
Las Nfi9rRs Schwartz , PsaEImuttsE,
dos dc laB amotinsdaB pEe8idiaEon un CO.
mite con objtto do il por Williamsburg ,
otTos bAErioB de la ciudady hacienda pro-
psganda para un motin gsn eFal.
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA.

A inBtsn:i6 del PFesbftoEo don AquiIino
Iof6nz6n don Fernando B0iF6 AlbRCssa
Instrumentation del PF0BbftoFo don ADtonio
B:adG , Marines, aut0Fiz0d0B en- f0FmR
por Is CoTts de DiStEito del Diatrito Ju
diCi8l dc GoayamR, 30 s8Ca p6bliCR %.
baHtR sxtrOjudicisl por> teTosFa vs8 poT
t6gmino De VENTS diaB y GdjudicaF& al
mejoF pogtoE I8 ig0iqnte fnca:
"FINOA URBANA conaigtonte On una
casa teFEeFR ain nombFe, dc m8mponteH18 y
Rzotea mREcadR con el ndmeEo cuaFentR =
cinCo de Ia Gale dc IR Cruz de 8Bta Gu
dad, ColindRndo pOE ls dsEeChs entrando
con otEs de 10 Suceai6n RoBell6, por 10
igquierdR con la de dofia DomiugS Rios y
pOF lR egpalda con otra de dofiG Ezequiela
Rivera.
La Tss0fada finCR hR Bido iuBtiprociads
On DOS MIL DOLLARS GRtando Ga e..
tulo de pEopiodRd inscrito On el EegistFo de
0Bta Ciudad do manifesto en- la NotaPfs
del que BuBcFibe calle do San jose n6m0EO
Bei8 altos, donde 90 veEifcaF6 Ia RubRRt8 de
diCho inmueble 0l dis nusve del pr6ximo
mes do Julio, de tres & CinC0 do lR tGrde,
no Rdmitiend0ge poBtuPRa inferioRe8 ID
indicRda tsBaci6n, debiendo el pEecio hl-
CsrBs elective On sl actO, On moneda co.
EEiente billets8 de legal circulation =
confoEmaEBe 81 adquirients con 81 indiCado
tftulo.
> Para 81 publication una vez poE BOmR-
nR durante el indiCado peEiodo ca 81 Pc
Ei6dico "LR Correspondence de Puerto
Rico, expido , fImo sl pFeBsnte On San
Juan, Puerto Rico & 20 de ] Junio de 1908.
# Eduardo AouRa,
NotaEio Pfblico. 4v.
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En- eI teatro Wanrique, de Cagu8s.
Las tlrifas Do fOrTOelrrll por VIDjo a San Juan.
(De mWeOtrO oOTrespOmsaE. }

Julio 6.-Con gran concurrencia debu'
to oR nuentro teAtFo Manrique, Ia Rplau'
didA troupe de zaTzuela y bAile sBpI II d,
empreaA Ortiz. EOtFsno para eAta ciudRd
de 0l San Juan de Lu8" que Alcanz6 los
6plRuBoB unAnime del p6bliCo, y gue fac
del agTado general. La "Gatita blanca
EuidoHRments Rplaudi6a y meEeci6 lR re-
petiCi6n iDfnidAd de vecer. EBp0rnUzS
hisO una Gatita que NOS rocoEd6 & Ia
MOtCGs.
FL CuOdro, ca TeldmeD, guAt6 mucho y
obtuvieTon Bpl8uGou mercedes Lou AafloFeB
Guerrero, Ortig MelIado. La Bimpati.
CO parejs de bRile muy splaudida. Ell
polio TejaCG'', sD 0trR de las zaTzueli'
tRs que anUuCiRn para el domingo.
Ell fsrRoCAEEil cobra poT yiRie San
Juan IN dollar, por igQAl pEecio Bo congi'
gUe II tando CoChe. Los pEGCioH poE tRRB'
ports de mercanCfag, mas Pca1oB que poF
c~Tretas de bueyss, con menoB eBtropeo.
EatO nos hOcs Greer que los CochOg y c.
ETetRu seguir6n viRjando, AuuqOe con me-
nos m0Vimi0nt0.
Ell s!fior Subir6, cBjORo dc LA Co.
leCtivA" que 80 hRllAba Fecoiido on cana
hG EeanudadO guB passes & lG Ciudad com
pletAmsnto biOn de Su lijeES indiupoBici6n.
Ell RflOF Pablo HeEetsF tiene la pana
de veE enfeEmo de gravsdAd & Uun nj nos.
-El BaTgento FEanciUoo Ortiz fue tTaB'
lAdado con mSyor psgG al diItrito de Ola
les como jefs del miGmo. Ortiz o. muy
queEido en- Cagu1D por 90 ensEjfa impRE'
ciAIidad.
La Collective compFa tabaco sBOoiido
condici6n 6Ita que no sgradG al tsnsdoE
do q hojN, y que nosOtFoB no le vemo8 ln
taBtRda, q no sex qus..... Slntini Ia geps,
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IMnIcAnnR GENERAL

UONsEJ0s A, LAS MADREs.-El jarabe
Calmante de la sefiOra WinslOw dlebe
usarse siempre que los ni1Os estan en- Ell
periodO de la detenci6n. PrOpOrCiona ALI
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, prOdu-
ee un sueIO natural y tranqutlo, alivia Ell
alegre. Es muy agradable al paladaF,
calma al nifiO, ablanda sus dolores, haGe
faciles la funciOnen del est6magO y regulR
los intestinOs. Es el mejOr remediO como
Cido para la diarrea va provenga esta de la
dentici6n 6 de cuslquiera ora causa.
Tengase mUchO cuidadO en- pedir el "JaTa-
Oe Calmatne de la Sefiora WinslOw": es Ell
uneiOF de tO6Os
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DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at "LA VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- iuegOs de
ointas fnag para lazOs y bandas; las hay
desde Us cada juegO. NuevO surtidO de
Rsf como los mejOres Casim1res, Alpacas,
Camisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estOs y
OtrOs muchOs artf3uIOs Sc acaban de recibir
en- la "VILLA DE MADRID. VisitenOs
4 pHdanOs muestras y le atenderemOs
gustOsOs.
p. o. Box. 764, TelefOnO 278,
Ban Francisco 81. San Juan, 2, r
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ANVNCIO De SuBASTA.
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOl

Ofeina del superintendonte do ObraS
PdblioaH-sAn Juan, P. R, Julio 10.
do 1908. PEOpOaiCionO8 en- pliegoB O0rE6
dos para Ia adjudication en- pdbliCa BubaB'
to de les obFas de Buministro de pisdEa
trituFadR cRlidsd BfIicea dura para ell su'
miniDtro y emplso do dicho material On Ol
sfrmRdo del MusIlG "La OarboneFs" San
Juap, P. r., 90 admitirSn en- ents OfiCioa
haBts Los 10 o. m. del di9 Is de julio de
1908 en- que 90 abEiEGn philharmonic
TodoB Los datoB neCeBRrioB 90 daE6n sn
aBt8 OfcibR d0nda 60 Oncuentrsn do mani
fOGto todos los doCumsntOS que han do Ee-
giF en- la contFata y podrkn FsCojer los
lioitadorsB los mOaelog de prOposicionOa
que han do pTessntaT.
La administration go FsBarvS sl dsEecho
de EsChEzRT cuNlqUieFs 8 todaB laB pEopo'
BiCionsB. PoF OEdsn del Comigionado, del
IutsEiOE.-T. J. Jinemes, sup0rintsnd0nts
de Ob1ag FdbliCag. 12 Va.
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ATENCION! ''Tr N7ev~ PurisieDss"
San Francisco ntim0To ST. SombTeToB de
BGfioraI, BtGoritS8 nifias dItimag nOvsda
der, enta CASA 10 h0 traBIadado un local
mayor On San Francisco so dond0 Fealizs
4 precios muy bAFatos BombreToB SdoEnA'
dcB de 0tfioFaV, GefoFitas y nifiAg dsHd0 80
contAvOB y Sc un0, lo8 hay de todoB
coloEs1 para todoS loE guatoG. Is v. q.
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66nOTl On Puerto Rico.

V@anSo lO1 el0ganteu bastono1 gsnoveuos
con RmpU1AdurO dc platP, un SU1tido On
en- paFOguAs genovaueg, co 10 meioP uede
dol mundc. Aqua do quina de Mingoni.
para sviEaE ls cRidG del peIo. Sc venden
en- Ell POPULAR do Am6rico ssIRu.
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Es TONICO, no tiena guBtanciAB noci'
val y TsBUltR IN magnffoO pFOduCtO, que
hO obtOnidO Ol mejoE CE6dito On 0l pals y
fuora de Gl. Los IefioreB Alvarez HERNIA
nos tisnen SiompTe conHtante exiOtenCia del
Rcreditado "RON SAN LUIS 4 cuyo
pE0ducto noB EOfsFimou. En- San JoG6 z
On e8ta CiudGd 20 hRlIG eI magnf6Co ron
"SAN LUIS Conocido muy vsntajosB'
mOnta en- todng paRtaR
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q. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Jou6 Is
OomprR y Venta do mueblsB en- general.
So hRCen pFsatamoH dc din0ro BobEe pFeD.
dag de GRO, plata , piedra8 preCiOHAa. Be
CompEan pE0ndaI antiguRH , modernRS. 30
ComPra y veDde plata y orc deteTiorRdo.
ConBBaDte exiHttncis de muebleB, tip0
ocon6miCoB. BARRAS DE CATRE.
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Sc DEsEA VENDER, 1eiscientou me
tres mas msnoU, Wis pOTtGtil DscAuvills
do OinCusnt8 Cen tfmstEoB = echo w'gone
tsB de hero para IA milma vie. Todo
en- buen eBtNdo. Para infoTmeI N. 8
opartado 257. AYocibo. Ii Y. Q.
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.-ENTRE los CompradoreS de TelOjoU &
pla8oB On 10 joysEia de F. K.hIhfhn y Co
Ge EegAIs I'M EsICi 'Waltham" BemSnal'
ments La Ultima Beman0 obtuvo uno Ell
Bocio No. So Ramon Pl6 San Juan.
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Sc VENDEN, sin CoEEodoEos , pEeCiOs
muy m6diOOT, una casa de una plNnta, con
teCho dc hieEFO gslvanizado con 50 solar
do 35 Is, metFoBen lG callo de OerFG,
SRnturCs, y tres cuerdAU % &c timoB de
teTrsnoB propio1 para 8olATe8 on 81 Cebo.
ruCo, sAntuFCe. Para mas informeU, 8par.
t0do n6m 665. San Juan, p. R.15 v. alt.
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AL REOIBO DE 50 enviamoB &
Vuslta de CoErso I'm Feloj Elgins gaKantiza'
do POE disz amos, = pOE $40 Eamitimo8 uno
maFos WaIthan. - r. KsbThGb'0. San
Juan 2. B. &-p
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-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,
muy OlegantSl = & pEecioI 1umamente mo
dioon, lo1 aCsbG de Fecibir La TisnditR do
JOgsfa EChOvsrFfa, al lGdo del Ryunts0
miOnto. V0nde tGmbi6n Of9CtoB EOligio.
B9E, OompF0 OnvOltuFGB de JRbon OCtR.
Ron.-san JUsn. Box 216.
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SOLARES EN- SANTURCe.

So Venden BolaE0s con fronto Ia Carr0.
toEG C0ntral , otFoG inteFioEOl con GALES
RfRmRdan.
Informant W. Bosch. TMuan ndmOro
3 altos. n
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Sc ALQUILAN Lon bOjos de una CASA
on 10 calle de lG FoHtRleza nfmero Is para
ofcipaS dep6aito de msrCsnofRE: intoTmA'
ran CEi8to % altos, ". 3,
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Sc VENDEN Les casa Luna "a So
26, Ogquina San JoE6. IbfoEmes: en- el
BanC0 de Puerto Rice. IS " ?.
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MUEBLEs.-Por auUontarBs 10 dus:
NJ, 10 venden vArioB muebleH Puaden
VjEBe en- IL cAlIe del Sol 42. 3v. q.
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MADAME FRIEDRLCH, Profauora
de csnto. Parada "a SAntuRce. Iel6fono
1920, Fan juan P. r. 3Ov.E
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Sc ALQUILA,-Una casa on sArtur'
co & I0 entrada de lR cAlle "CeRRa.' Ia
formREan San JuBto No. 2. Altor.
80 vs.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-06-11
MonteagIe.
Empire Ala
pkfiaL To Tie Ne7OS.

Special TO the Ne7oS.
Messrs. A. w. Campbell, "Ugly"
d. Cleke, Geo. and Will Bates, Alex.
Bowman, "Peter Jerblo' and Oscar
Brown, of Mt. Pleasant, near Tracy,
were in our burg Saturday. Boys,
how many ties are there from here to
Tracy2
Misses Alice Brown and Susie Tuck
or, of Tracy returned home Sunday ev-
ening after weeks visit to the form
er's brother, W. L, Brown. Come
again, girls, and maybe the phone
will be in working order next time. If
not, bring carrier pigeon with you
and you will not be at any inconven-
fence.
John Crabtree and family, Will
Mesks and family, Mrs. j. K. P.
Brown and children, Isham and Char
lie Patrick. Misses Carrie and Annie
Sweeton and Yves Hammers, of Tracy,
attended the Holiness meeting here
Sunday.
Rev. G. P. Jernigin opened the
doors of the Holiness church Sunday
and Mr.. Joe Ricket, Mrs. Rollins and
Miss Parker joined the church.
Il antilles ulO CplllluS w OllC 1AbSC1IlDlJ
Grounds every day, to spend the sum
mer.
joe Geary, John Stone, Geo. Hall
and Billie Brooks, of Tracy, passed
through our town Sunday en- route
home, after attending the decoration
of some brothers H. o. o. F. graves
in Roark's Cove.
Bro. Page left for his home at Spar
ia after three weeks stay here at
tending the protracted meeting, which
closed Sunday night The meeting
closed with the Sunday night service.
About so conversions and 25 sanctifed.
Eighteen joined the church
Rev. c. P. Jernegin preached to men
only Sunday at three p. m. His text
was, Whatsoever man soweth that
shall he also reap" Bro Jernegin is a
fine talker and is doing much good
wherever he goes. He preached A
sermons while here
Several of our boys attended the I'm.
tied Mine Worker of Americas Un.
ion in Tracy Saturday night
Sam Gregory is contemplating triI
to Chattanooga soon.
Mr.: Burns will move his well ma
chine from Tracy and do some boring
here this week.
o, L. D. Sox
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OBITUARY.

The angel of death visited the home
of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Griffith Thurs
day evening and took away their be-
loved daughter, Carrie.
Carrie Griffith was only twelve years
old and it was hard, so hard, to see
sweet Carrie suffer and die Only
those that have it to bear can tell how
she will be missed. know how in
effectual human sympathy is, but the
whole community mourns the loss OF
one, who was so bright and fair.
She had only been sick about a
month, and all that could be done to
relieve her sufferings was done by low
ing friends, relatives and physicians,
but God thought it best and softly
Whispered, so that only she could hear,
Come home, Carrie, live with Me,
and suffer no more.
On Friday, the 9TH, she was laid
tenderly away to- rest at the family
burial ground, Bro. GOlston conduct
ing the funeral services.
To parents, brothers and sister,
would say, weep no more. Sweet Car
RE is not dead, she is only sleepinl
and waiting with sister on a better
brighter shore, looking for papa. ma
ma, sister and brothers 10 come TO her
and make the family complete again
A FRIEND.
Cedar Springs.
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N. Birmingham, Ala.

Sbrciqifo he Nt70S.
Taking walks seem to be the order of
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howell are
talking of moving but they have not
decided yet.
b. G. Condra and family went to
church today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Grantham have
been talking of taking a trip to Ten
nessee, but have not fully made W
their minds yet
Mrs. J. P. Grantham is on the sick
list.
". E. S;tz is having a nice time
with the girls this afternoon. He il
very fond of the girls.
Hello, "Ponto, of Tracy, how art
you up therel All right, l hope. Come
TO see us.
Wake up. MOnteagle, Tenn. and alsC
Pittsburg. Ga. We would like h
hear from you.
Say, "POnto," do you know who
am? If so, tell me through the News
II am soldier of the cross,
A follower of the Lamb;
And shall fear to own His cause,
Or blush 10 speak His name.
Brown Eyes
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NelsHBORHOOD NEWS.
Ebenezer, Pleasant Grove and Surround
inc Country.

Speddifo ne M7Vs.
Cutting wheat is the order of the
week in our vicinity.
Mrs. Amos was visiting Mrs. Ruth
Sunday.
Misses Gertrude and Mabel Kelly at
tended the dinner on the ground at
Oak Grove Sunday.
Mrs. G. +. Hancock made short
call at Alfred Hanock's Monday.
Miss Sarah Rogers was on the sick
list Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Webb called on
their brother, Henry Hancock, of
Hoge's Crossing. Sunday.
Bill McCollum was here and played
his violin one night last week.
Geo. Jones and Tommie Quarles
made call here one day last week,
Brown Jones was here Saturday on
business.
Albert Hancock and family, of Far
rior Switch, have moved in our neigh
borhood
Sam Webb attended meeting on
Pleasant Hill Sunday.
Omer Turner was at the Hill Sun
day.
Nell Webb called at Levi Webb's
Sunday.
Crit Webb and son passed by here
Saturday, going to mill.
There was picnic on Mrs. Bibles
place Saturday
Oscar Hancock called here Sunday.
Mr.. Gearing was helping G. e.
Hancock build fence Monday.
Mrs. H. H. Torbert made short
call at Sam Webb's one day last week
Alfred Hancock was in Jasper shop
ping one day last week
Mr.. Ruth was visiting his son, Mar
shall Ruth, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Haley visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruth Sunday evening
Mrs. John Crutchfeld visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lusk, of JAS
per, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lappen visited Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Qdarles Sunday.
Ike Lambert visited here one day
last week.
Allie Rogers visited Pearl Webb Sat
urday.
Filly McCollum visited Mrs. Ruth
one day last week.
Mrs West has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Jane Webb, for the
past week.
T. S. Turner and family attended
services at Oak Grove Sunday.
Mrs. Bonnie Jones called at Sam
Webb one day last week.
Tommie Quarles was at Sam Webb's
Friday.
: Miss Pearl Webb made short call
t here Monday. Slim Jim.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-06-11
Third District.

Special 10 Tie Ne7Os.
DR.. P. G. Grayson came very near
putting out one of his eyes yesterday
by stick of wood flying up and strik-
ing him in the eye. He is in bed to-
day.
There are several engaged in digging
starroot on Sundays out on Walden S
Ridge. The first thing they know
they will be quarantined against.
Ye writer has counted up about
twelve acres up here that are cultiva-
ted this year in watermelons. just
where they will find market for all
the melons is a problem.
A neighrbor went to town last week
with two sacks of cabbage and found
the market over stocked and no de-
mand for cabbage. Under present con-
ditions of the Whitweu market, when
they can't handle two sacks of cab
bage, pray tell me what will become of
the many thousand pounds that the
people have on hand to dispose of.
DIR. N b. Moore, our popular den
fist of Whitwell, is contemplating put
ting up cannery in the future in
our community. Hurrah for this en-
| terprise We have between four and
five hundred bushels of peaches with
lots of apples, tomatoes, etc. Come
right on, doctor, you are welcome in
our community.
We have the finest prospect for a
general crop of corn, oats, fruits and
berries that we have had up here in
several years,
Say, verify believe that those two
develish houndpups of mine have taken
up that bad habit of sucking eggs and
eating up young chickens. The only
evidence / have III this case is that l
caught them in hens nest and saw
the ends of the chicks tails as they
went down their necks. If am thor
oughly convinced in this case, will
pass them down the line on the hind
wheels of destruction whence no trav-
eler ever returneth.
Thomas and T. B. Saynes, J. H.
Baily and two sons, and J. L. Wander
griff were visiting ye writer today.
| There was musicale at the home
of w. H. White Saturday night
The tick inspector has quarantined
J. H. Bailey's cattle for three months
There is quite lot of shooting on
the side of the ridge since the game
law permits to kill squirrels after the
first day of June. 1t sounds like war
times up here. Representative.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-06-11

I can't refrain from writing few
lines in regard to the sad death or Ern-
est O'Neal, who was killed wednesday
by falling rock, while at work in the
mines at this place.
Ernest was a good boy and was al
ways ready to help his mother or IA
Their when they called upon him. we
all liked him and to us and his other
friends at this place, the shock OF his
sudden death was met with sorrow.
We all mourn his death while we bow
to God in submission. We should al!
be ready, so, dear parents and child
rem, take warning. You should all
ston, pause and ponder well the uncer-
tainty of human life, and also the GER
tainly of death. You know not when
it may come. The man or woman VINO
is diving in sin, who is without God,
comes to the end in darkness and desc
lation. The gloom of the grave and
hopeless eternity are his sole portion
No star of hope lights his pathway
that leads through the darkening shad,
ows. We live today full of hope and
strength, but tomorrow our dwelling
place here is the cold, silent grave.
So it is in the great burial and resur-
rection. Sorrow is found at many
times, but gladness bursts forth neal
its close, even as the sun bursts
through the clouds at even tide, and
mellow glow floods earth and sky. The
same spirit of death and sorrow wrote
in triumphant strains, 80 when this
corruptible shall have put on lncorrup
ton and this mortal shall have put OF
immortality, then shall be brought tt
pass the old saying that is written
Death is swallowed up in victory. Oh
death, where is thy sting! Oh, grave
where is thy victory"
Ernest was 10 years of age. He wa
the oldest child of Joseph and Molli'
O'Neal, of this place. He was borl
near Whiteside, Tenn. His parent
took his body to Hooker, Ga, for bur
ial
Now, dear parents, how feeble ar
mere words to carry consolation t
hearts bereft of beloved son. A ten
der, clinging vine interviewer in swee
memories from the hour the angel frs
gave him to your home; noble, GENT
spirit of light that fitted in and on
like a CLEAN of sunshine. No one ca
fill his place in the vacant chair; n
one will take his place in your hearts
and you would not have the void plac
filed even if you could 1t will be
sacred thought in the years to come,
parents and friends that he shed RI
dance in the home as long as he dit
1t will be blessed recollection that
grew up to love and be loved by tho:
who will ever so tenderly cherish b
sweet and pure memory.
COWAN MCFARLAND
Empire Ala.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-06-11
HOw's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known 4.
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able TO carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WALDEN. KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
T5c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-06-11
A HAPPY MOTHER

will see that her baby is properly car
ed for-to do this good purgstive is
necessary. Many babies suffer from
worms and their mothers don't know
tiff your baby is feverish and doesn' I
sleep at nights. ii is troubled with
worms Whites Cream Vermifuge
will clean out these worms in a mild,
pleasant way. Once tried always used.
Give it trial. Price % cents. Sold
by Sequatchie Supply Store.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-06-11

Why in blue blazes and Timbuctoo
cannot Central street from the depot
to the News Office, and Owen street
from the Hotel Marion to the noun
tain road, be graded, or at least some
effort made to repair it. 1t seems to
us that Mr.. Wallace asked that it be
done once upon a time. Now, why
can't it be done2
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorised to announce f. A.
KELLY as candidate for reelection to
the office of Trustee OF Marion County,
subject to the action of the Republican
party.
We are authorized to announce II. M.
WEsTMoRELAND as a candidate for re.
election to the office of Sheriff of Mar
ion County, subject to the action of the
Republican party.