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New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
= HoN-GUARAHTEE LESSON.

Froru TIE Baltimore American.
Thursday 81 this week was the day the great
Ealic q year ago started OF the fifteen banks
Ihai "a ed n New York ali but one has paid de-
{esl'ors in full What better evidence could there
le q t1e cooperative force Of the country pros
per1t-- What better evidence could De asked OF
l1e tEtIrg q the guarantee proposition OF Bryan!
II Il 11ghess argument against bank guarantee
L1aI viii reElaIrl classic of economic argument
T-ccled the Coar1one-s pet scheme when he showed
ncg utterly INADEQUATE would De a guarantee fund
LoI ne condition thst arose a year ago Ana 10"
DlscIiev0us such = fund woaLd be IL its effects.
= turns that TIE failEre Of the 1fteen 1aIlhs
EsrE no occasion for the application Of any bryan
Dsnscea- These banks have with one eHceptiot'
net their Cbgstlons dollar for dollar without any
Patent process Tor 50 doing
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st Brooklyn On Monfay ,
BALL-suddsnly on Saturday morning.. octo5er ?. at
Boston Mass DE BF1y59n y9is sa - sS g 9 ber.as.
eass Sarah Ezsbesn wi Sdow s. 9r a.s. s2s oDzg
October 26 $50 p n
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Charles Burisy Funsrsl from Der Lats rsseeGss' 70.
tsrmsn: Hsiy cSt1s.l cross csnastsr7-
CLARK suddenly oe.obsr z isos G9Egqr41 ~:
requested 70 Eest At arraory on sunday Oce'osr
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'dence. No 10 West san sunday. 30 , N
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No 40 State ST Brooklyn. Monday. at 3 a n
GARAHAN-on Tsursday. Peter Garshan son of -
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GIDpNGs-on Fday. oetoesr - his Ess1sss1ss "a
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bar. ezI = A. I,tszs2t 20 p m m iTsss9s Es.159s5 and
GRABAU-aa Wednesday. October q ls9s at his 5 Tss
denee No 100 bun<io ave -,~T-+..
asesa .t Of Ms1 @ 55s 5s TvsSs ss - E9srs Iss csrs
Henry st. Clark sunday. az p n
HARMAN-At Mount sinai Hospital. New York oeto-
John W and sarah H FIarman Fansral ss seryisss
October 25. at 2.so O'CLOCK IIntsrnsHt private.
n-rEAS-FuaeraI services for Mary Louiss
McTean widow OF the General Nathanfe4 c Nc
lean will be held a. Christ Church. Bellporr Lons
Island October 26. 1903 Il 80 a n Inter11saL
private
MURRATAt Paio ate calitornis on F;f's - cay ssg' &
month I'D Ruth Murray TtaoW 9f N ne i1 sss ssP =
her age Funeral services at The resiencs o. nsT so
Yn-aw Abr. : UnderatH. % Lt1ten Ave- Oss.5-
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a. 1870 D. N Carriages viii meet train eavins tsA-1
Central station. At II 10 a n Lnt-firsIS =
Fair Ridge Cemetery. Chappaqua- y Z New 0s1A'F-
tAfassl papers please copy
sTANTON-Ar Clinton. Conn. October .. Jona n
Stanton. aged 81 years
wEIsSE-On Saturday morning October "a mATZ Elizs
berh Wessse wife OF Fane1fl . Weisee. ID D. ale
daughter Of Henry SuydaH. a. her are -
dence New York city Funeral AZ CaEyarJ JCh1-C. =
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THE WEATHER REPORT.


Official Record and Foreoast.-Washington' Oct
q. A. forecast hy the Weather Bureau last Tuesday,
-, Es faIIen turing three days from the cen
Tal valleys Atlantic coazt ana during SATURDAY
-sI- area etensed ths Allegheny and probably
ar fFe Adirondack mountains where prolonged period
resulted In destructive forest nFes
and serious scarcity OF water The rains IN the East
been moderate 20 light In tho
Sn1,bern states showers have been followed oy far
me Temperature has fallen IN the Mississippi
frsvs- ohio va leys and has risen elsewhere
rsstEer Is Indicated f0r Sunday and Monday IN
- T,sd,7e and south Atlantic and Gulf states and the
~ VeIeV the northern tier Of states from the
viii continue
r. re wfnds along The New England coast VIII be
1,.f5esst- on the middle Atlantic light south
80 10 sIuth the soath Atlantic and eulf coasts
| -6 varfabie the lower lakes fresh southeast Gu
.hs ,rnar lakes fresh 10 strong east 10 southeast
Fareeast for Special Loealities-For Eastern New
1vr. showers followed by fair to-day; Monday fAir
,,.bt southeast winds
Nevr England to-day Mon
,aIr. Feht tO re winds.
F.axern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, fair to-day
= ~o1day. ltght southeast south winds
Pennsylvania. cooler, with fair IN south
.hoers In portions to-day: Monday fair; fresh
eorth winds =. . -.s-- - 49,.
,xonday fsir; fresh south ts s0athsszt wfnoa
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extra charge.
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NICIIoI -wRIGHT-On October - 1903, R-ick
Pr-sby1sriau Church by Rev, William n. Richards
.. D, Madeleine Bvsrstt. daughter Of Nj. and Mrz
Gdvar1 Everett wright 70 qeo<xs Psrdss NteholsA
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P0roughs Manhattan and The Also.
Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines ut1ous
erfra axranse for forelgn pOstage-
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rspublished In the Tr-Wseky Tribuns vfraS1s s<Ers
charge.
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IN Europe and all ~ouutr1ss n the Universal
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searles. who was about eighty years Of age, had
been i'll for time The physician who had
been attending him certified that the cause of the
death was heart disease. No inquest will be held.
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Canadian Rates

Mail prescriptions New York City DAILY
and TRI-WEEELY will charged a co5y
extra postage addition the rates named above
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THINGS THAT WONT HAPPEN

IRON The Baltimore Sun CDe,n-l
M Tsft's election is certainly not gong 70
cesFo- manufacturing, IL is not going 10 st9P tle
ts-.f0ads from running. IL Is not gong 70 f iessei
sotnnerce and trade II is not gong 70 IilsIiies
Ai4AncieTs from putting money into eIlteIPI IlSSs
which wiz give labor 10 hundreds Of tho ousslfds -
those SLo Of employ n1snt M. brgSIL :g :
ec4on on the other hand VII ILo9uoIeols P,.oI
Iotg the period agitation. Of intlInloaIlne caR1
and driving Il into Hiding and deprive WorkIneh
q employment and farmers Of their CUSTOMERS
TAINTED MONEY.
Fron1 The Philadelphia Ledger Qnd-)-
" holessle criticism OF his opponents war cHSst
S1I-es With very bad grace from a anolaate W.
Las no hesitation IL accepting AID rom IaIhI1SLS
7sil and from ex-senator Clark OF Montana II
Al i 10 De considered great natloTlaI eEl ne. ne.
cofporsTlons and business men VINO beheVe ina
The ability Of commercial snc Industrial cohdI-
gors VIII De xafeguardec by the election OF Jodse
461f should contribute the campaign expense
u he Republican party, what IL 10 De saao OF We
poiucsl morality af the candidate VINO sees no
tsinf IN tie money Of q man VINO was eAcidooN
iIoEn the United States Senate for nagrant misuse
OF money secure his election. nor IN the s1svV
gwen by the notortouslE cosTupt poLucal Or
fAna2<1ion America has ever Enc SI.-pfoy1oeo ony
" &c gent 90 further his owe steeNon pfesSeo1'
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
Bush, Ill.

SbeCfdI 10 The NeJUS.
We had picnic Saturday and the
Bush Band turned out, and won the
first prize as they had the best band on
the grounds Luther Layne climbed
the greasy pole and got the five dollars.
Bush has the best quartet in South
ern Illinois. They are Thos. Howard,
Gug Peoples, Peter Giovanetto and
Arthur Darnell
The Bush "White Sox" played ball
with North Bend Hay Makers, - and
the score was , to in favor of Bush.
We are still out on strike here, and
have not reached any settlement yet,
and don't know when we will.
Miss Electa Layne went to a dance
the other night and found new sweet
heart.
Mrs. Rebecca Howard and daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Peoples, are visiting in
Marion. Ills.
We had fine hay ride Sunday
night. There were five boys and five
girls. They were Messrs. Thos. How
ard, Peter Giovanetto, Arthur Darnell,
Albert Hinckle, John buddy and Miss,
es Halle Mccoy, Electa Layne, Myrtle
Cannon, Flora Emery, Cora Murray.
A big crowd of boys and girls went
fishing down on the Big Muddy River
and had a Jolly old time. One girl fell
IN the river and got a good wetting.
TOM HOWARD
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
Alabama City, Ala.

.Sbsciai 10 he he70S.
Going to the Saints meeting is the
order of the day.
There was prayer meeting at Mr..
Finney Saturday night and large
crowd attended.
Hurrah for the NJ. +. Sunday school
Two hundred were present Sunday.
Arthur Morton is fine Sunday school
superintendent, and | think everybody
ought to go to Sunday school and to
church and be thankful that they have
the privilege to go. The present Sun
day school workers in a few years will
be the church workers.
Miss Nellie Brooks is on the sick list.
Miss Flossie Brooks called ON Miss
Pearl Armstrong Sunday morning
Misses Prudie and Stella Armstrong
called on Miss Pearl Harvey Sunday.
Miss Pearl Armstrong was the guest
of Mrs. Minnie Davis Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Barns have moved to
Gadsden, to make their future home.
They will be missed in Alabama City.
/ = Come on, G. W. White, of Whitwell,
agree with you ON the question of
supporting the preacher | enjoyed
reading your pieces. Shame on you,
Representative, you ought to be
/ like a clock-keep your hands over
your face the rest Of your days.
Loving Henry" you might let me
sleep a while, Rip Van Wrinkle slept
twenty years.
Beldon Addison and Virgil Holland
called on Misses Claudia Cox and Lucy
Mitchell Saturday night.
Mrs. Dicus and daughter, Florence,
called on Mrs Brooks Saturday after
noon.
/ Hello, James Ford, of New Hope.
You remember your little name sake
He will soon be three years old and il
looking for that suit of clothes.
would be glad TO hear from Shell
mound, Tenn, as have friends there
Pearl Button
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
Whiteside.

Spfdai 10 he NT5gs
] will write "a few lines TO the newsy
little paper. like TO read good piec-
rs. Come on with your letters, but
how is 1t that people have SO many
different ideas in reading God WORD
and there is only one way to enter the
kingdom That is TO enter in by the
door of the sheep fold He that climb
eth up some other way. the same as a
thief and robber, but, thank GOD IL
don't take money to get to heaven.
Jesus paid our way on the cross, Dut
there never has been a time on earth
before that the devil had so many
preachers deluding so many people as
there are now, SO many new religions,
SO many that claim they are followers
Of God, and then say if wa don't pay
them they will take our name of OF
the church book Let them go with
their hire for salvation is free II our
name is written in the Lambs Book
of Life the demons can't take it OIL,
for Christ said, Thou art Peter, and
upon this rock | will build my church
and the gates of hell shall not prevail
against it. And he also said False
prophets shall arise and deceive
many" If it were possible they would
deceive the very elect, and think
that time is here, but those that have
built their houses on the rock will
stand the storm, and if God calls
preacher he will preach the gospel
without money and without price. As
sure as God rules the heavens and earth
he will take care of his people. He
says Take no thought what ye shall
eat or wear for after these things do
the Gentiles seek. Wish we had
some good, old-time preachers that
would preach for Jesus and not for
money, but they would say, we don't
like that preacher, he looks too poor,
he is not a graduate, not up-to-date.
he is so ignorant, but BLESSED are the
poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom
of heaven - Again he says, mot a
sparrow falleth without our father s
notice." and what will become of
those people that are making merchan-
disc of God s wordY
Come on, We Texas writer and give
us another good piece. You sure are
on sound doctrine and that is what
will take us home.
Oh, near to the Rock LET me keep,
If blessing or sorrow prevail,
Or climbing the mountain way steep,
Or walKing the shadowy dale,
Old Timer
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
DUNLAP.

Spfddl 10 me Ne90S.
Misses Barshie and Juda Degnan
called on Nellie Hamrick one day last
week.
Mrs Easterly spent few days last
week with her sister, Mrs. Hamrick.
A certain girl said she would like TO
see Stonewall Myers, of Guild.
Come on, We Red Hill correspondents
and tell us all the News
Misses Nellie Hamrick, jamie Deg
nan and Lille Nelson went to town
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Esther Hamrick called on Mrs.
Alice Smith this morning.
A certain girl said she would like to
see Sidney Myers, of Guild.
Miss Ova Hamrick called on Miss
George Nelson last week
Miss Meta Hamrick and Anis Shoe
mate went to town today.
Lizzie Dykes called on Misses Nellie
Hamrick and Lille Nelson one day last
week.
Miss Dora Smith spent Wednesday at
home
Gilbert Smith and best girl were out
walking one evening last week
Harvey Smith was seen going up the
railroad Friday.
Miss Dora Hamrick spent Sunday
evening with Miss Edna Warren.
/ Luther Warren came home Friday.
/ Jerrel Smith spent Friday morning
with Miss Nora Hamrick.
Miss Edna Warren spent Thursday
/ night with Lou Annie Nelson.
Misses Nellie and Meta Hamrick
] and lilo NoloOO u,oort WaInaa1nU az
ening with Ruth Turner.
Wonder what has become of Ralph
Ellis. We haven seen him in long
time.
Mrs. Hamrick spent Sunday with
Mrs. Turner
Frank Brewer has gone to Coalmont
and someone looks very sad.
Miss Nellie Hamrick said she would
like to see BERTHE Lamb, of Red Hill.
Come on, all We Dunlap writers and
write long letters.
Luther Warren and John Smith went
to church Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfield Sun
day, fine girl
Messrs. Hamrick and Nelson spent q
few days last week with their families.
Meta Hamrick called on Lille Mel
son today.
Misses Lizzie Dykes, Nellie Ham
rick and Lille Nelson called at the
spring Friday evening.
Ye writer would like to see longer
piece from Clifty next week
Come on, all We Kentucky CORES
pondents; also those from Roope.
There will be big meeting begin
ming the second Sunday of this month
Every body come.
Meta Hamrick said she would lik,
to see Rebacca Ashburn Of Red Hill.
Lille Nelson said she would like tt
hear from Lymon Owen through th,
, News
Nellie Hamrick said she would lik
to hear from Miss Minnie Hooper, 0
Whitwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson visited Mrs
Hooper Sunday.
Nellie Hamrick said she would lik
to hear from her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs Richard Duke, through tn
News.
Mrs. Shoemate and Nellie Hamric
called on Mrs. Carnes one day las
week.
Ye writer would like to see Miss Eth
ell Hills of Coalmont. Sugar Lump
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
Bush, III.
Sbeciai 10 the Meas.

Special 10 the Meas.
Dances are the order of the day here
The girls here like to go to dances.
Flora Emery and Lecta Lavne and
some other girls went to a dance last
night and got disappointed.
| was sorry to hear that L. E. Thorn
as was sick.
Would like to hear from Red Hill
and to know how A. D. Thomas is get
ting along with his crop.
Like to hear from Tatesville, Tenn.
us | have a friend there. Come on, We
writers of Tatesville
How is J. w, White getting along
driving a team.
A lot of girls went to the river Sun
day and had fine time. Flowers are
in bloom.
The boys have fine time playing
marbles.
How is Josie Griffith getting along.
Am sorry that Dub Young is i'll the
penitentiary for two years. Hope he
will come out safe and sound.
They are out on strike at Bush
and the men are getting good rest.
MISS ELECTA LAYNE.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
ROssviIIe, Ga.
.Sbectnk 10 the Ne7Os.

SPECIAL 10 the Nea0S.
Myntie Myers is spending a few
weeks with her aunt, Amanda Robin
son.
The people are all busy at this place
repairing houses, as big storm came
and blew a good many down.
Mrs Amanda Robinson called on
Mrs Chiles Tuesday
Myntie Myers and Mrs. Robin
son and daughter, Fannie, spent We'd
nesday night with Mrs Eakin.
Alex Myers and wife and daughter,
Kate, who have been visiting VIM.
Robinson returned home Monday.
Mrs Chiles spent Monday night with
Mrs. Robinson
A large crowd attended Sunday
school Sunday at New Liberty.
Come on, E. NJ Bailey, of South
Pittsburg and all you writer's of
ROOpe. Velvet Rose.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
Mt. Airy.

Sbecid( Ia Ae Mars
1t has been SO long since | wrote
from this place that / have nearly for
gotten how to write.
The health of this community is fine
at present.
We are having some very cool wealth
err The frost is about to kill every
thing. Garden beans look like they
had been burned, but | hope we will
have enough for seed.
A. L. Bremen and J. c. Harmon
made q flying trip to town Saturday.
Guess they went to buy candy for their
sweethearts,
Sending and receiving postcards is,
the order of the Gay here.
Alex Bremen gave L. P, Bremen a
call Saturday.
Misses Mary Harmon and Maggie
Brown called at the postoffice Friday.
Blue Crane.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07

Mr. E. Humphrey, who owns a
large general store at Omega o., and
is president of the Adams County Tel
ephone CO., as well us of the Home
Telephone Co, of Pike County, o.,
says Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
1T saved my life once. At least J.
think it did 1t seemed to reach the
spot the very seat of my cough
when everything else failed DIR.
Kings New Discovery not only reaches
the cough spot it heals the sore spots
and the weak spots in throat, lungs
and chest. Sold under guarantee at
Whitwell Drug Cos. 25c and $1.00.
Trial bottle free
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
PLEASANT HILL.

Special To The N7os.
Geo. Bailey visited home folks from
Friday until Monday.
Tom Snow came to the lock and dam
to get work.
Henry Colston visited his father and
mother Saturday night.
jeff Colston went to Whitwell to see
his best girl, but she was absent from
home.
Miss Gussie Quarles made a call at
Mrs Dave Colston one day this week.
Clarence Brown called on Miss Bell
May Sunday.
John Turner called ON Miss Mary
Colston Sunday
Miss Mamie Gerren visited Mrs.
Betsy Colston Sunday.
Dan Lambert called on Miss Maud
Dame Sunday
Alex Quarles called on Bro. Lambert
Sunday.
Geo. Graham called ON Miss Lille
Relford Saturday and Sunday.
Bill Quarles made his regular call at
Charles Brewers Sunday.
John ColstOn called at Joe Harris
Sunday night
Eph Colston is very sick at this writ
ing. but we hope he will soon recover.
Dave Quarles gave the young folks a
dance Saturday night and all reported
a nice time.
Miss Grace Bailey visited Mrs. Dave
Colston this week.
Would like to see John Pyburn, of
Sand Mountain Mama Darling
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
Bush, III.
5sciai 10 ME MezOS.

Sbeciai to tie Ne7OS.
The order of the day here is fishing
and hunting.
JACK Duty from Jansy City, is a coal
operator and paid Bush a visit Mon.
day.
They are holding election to day for
the mayorship of the city. Billy Cal
vert, who married girl from Dunlap,
Tenn, is the mayor of the town, and
is on the ticket today He has my sup
port because he is from Dunlap.
George Golf and John Lewis, two
Kentucky friends, took dinner with
Harrison Layne April 90. They are
going to Gilmore, Ind.
Bush is still out on difference re-
garding the shot-tirers. Hope they
will come to some satisfactory agree
ment soon.
The difference Between a union man
and non-union man asking for a job
is this. A union man gets his job by
a card while a non-union man gets his
job by knocking on the door and beg
ging for it, They say to him, "You
must pay our doctors and come to our
laws. In case | give you job and
you were to get killed on this job, you
must sign this contract that your rela-
tives shall not ask this company fol-
one cent of damages. Here is the con.
tract. Sign it. Now you belong to me,
Go, you begger, and go to work. Don't
speak to me when there is any one
present and if you do, put your hat
under your arm and look humble. +"
Would like to hear from A. d.
Thomas in the next paper. Hope he
will have good crop of onions, pota
toes and lettuce this year. and that his
fruit does well.
Hope Lum Thomas and Bill Thomas
will do well in the log business.
II. l.. LAY,NE.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
Spasns
St. Vitus' Dance

Many persons who suf-
fered untold agonies from
epilepsy, fits, spasms, and
st. Vitus' Dance are to-
day well. The strength
ening influence Of DR..
Miles Nervine upon the
shattered nerves having
restored them to perfect
health.
II endured agony that words car
not express from st. Vitus dance,
which followed a very severe smell of
rheumatism. l doctored with a ply
sician; but the more took of his med
1cine the worse / got NV mothers de-
votion saved me. After she had become
almost heart-broken as well as phys
really exhausted from constant care.
by the advice Of neighbor she procur-
ed bottle OF DIR. Miles Neryine From
the first dose to the last a continual
change for the better was noticeable,
and when / had taken eleven bottles
was well, and in robust health"
- EDWARD d. REAM.
North Manchester, Indiana.
"Our little boy Harry. had spasms
for three years, and although we doc
tored with many physicians, he con-
tinued to grow worse until he had ten
spasms in one week. About that time
our attention was called to DR.. Miles
Nervine We began giving 1t to him.
His Improvement seemed slow, but
when he had finished the fourth bot
tie the spasms had disappeared, and
nave not been seen now for years. We
shall always recommend Dr. Miles
Nervine."
MRS. BELLE M. TINDALI..
Hastings, Neb.
DR.. Miles NervIne Is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit. If it falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
HEREIN, ILL.

.SbectGL 10 fRS N070S.
| want to say few words to the
Empire, Ala, correspondent about
what he said about man calling his
wife his woman. If woman has a
living man and she marries again,
she is lust his woman, but if she has
MT been married she is his wife. |
think a man or woman should call
wife or husband right What looks
worse in Gods eyes than for man to
marry another man. wife? 1t is sin
for a man to marry woman that has
got living husband. The Bible says,
"Pharisees came to him and asked
him, is it lawful for man to put a.
way his wife, tempting him and he
answered and said unto them, What
did Moses command your and they
said Moses suffered them to write a
bill of enforcement and to put her a
way, and Jesus answered and said I'M
to them, For the hardness of your
heart he wrote you this precept, but
from the beginning of the creation God
made them male and female for this
cause shall man leave his father and
mother and cleave to his wife and they
twain shall be one flesh, so then they
are no more twain but one flesh. What
therefore, God hath joined together,
let not man put asunder And in the
house his disciples asked him again as
to the same matter, and he saith unto
them, whatsoever shall put away his
wife and marry another committeth
adultry against her, and if woman
shall put away her husband and be
married to another she committeth
adultery" So l think it is wrong for
anyone to marry IA woman or man
who has living husband or wife.
The men are still out of work, but
think they will 90 back to work before
long Brother-in- law,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07

UIIpIII'
Sbeciai 10 the Ne7VS.

S6e7di 10 the Ne7vS.
We had big frost Thursday night.
Johnson Bryant still bets on his best
girl.
j. E. Mayberry took flying trip to
Chattanooga last week to see his best
girl
Johnson Bryant says if anybody
needs any banty's eggs be can furnish
them.
Clay Kelly called at Jim Prices to
see his best girl Sunday.
Will Mayberry went to Sequachee
last week.
Ephrfam Price says it takes him to
catch the fish. Red Rat