davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
HAYDEN BROS. BUY FOR CASH
Entire Floor stock of Regent shirt
Company at a BAR
KaIn-Entire stock on Sale
Saturday, AuEuat Sth.

SEE BIG WINDOW DISPLAY

E BIG WINDOW
While in New York our buyer secured
from the Regent Shirt company. 7R Broad
way. way. New York City, their entire
floos stock OF mems high grade shirts, in
GLIDING several hundred dozen samples OF
new fall goods. The Regent Shirt com
pany's goods are known the land over as
among the best garments produced. and In
style, mt and quality rank with any shirts
on the marksG These shirts were manu-
featured to sell at from n to -, are all the
very latest summer and fall. lSOs. patterns.
Saturday we will offer the entire stock
plain n~egligee or pIeated bOsoms-soft coll
lars or collar bands at one priee-choiee.
sc.
SEE BIG SIXTEENTH STREET WIN
DOW DISPLAY.
We wiz include with this sale immense
lots OF SUMMED underwear. neekwear,
hosiery, belts. suspenders. etc, to close at
juse half the regular retail prices. Watch
Friday evening papers for particulars and
prices. HAYDEN BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

Monday night He considers domestic eel
ence (cooking) and domestic art (sewing)
the best courses that could be added at this
time and says that every high school Of
standng has three courses.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

Mr.. Harahan said there was no special
significance in his trip except that he road
over with Mr.. Hartman 10 talk over exist
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

If you want your clothes thor
oughly cleaned before they are press
ed. bring them to us or phone black
662.-The Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

Subscribe for The Daily Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

We want some or your business II
we can give you the goods and price
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

After you have seen everybody
else you might see Fred Mantey
about robes and blankets.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

You can get the best work at the
best prices at the Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04
BIG WHEAT TRADE.
TRy Associated Press. I

]
Chicago, Dec. 4.-Quietly and de-
liberately Canada has been spending
something like s20O,000.0OO for
canals and railroads with a view to
handling the great wheat business of
the northwest, according to r. F..
Sutherland, speaker of the dominion
house of commons.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

Prescriptions Van Horns 551
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04
Continued from Page ~

1t is not for himself that he tremb1es with fear,
But the pouch may be lost if no is
To urge the ponies at least hold them back
From the Indian camp as they'll double their track
To prevent such sequel, he ties them in haste
To the belt of his gun, which encrcles his waist
And summoning all of his fast ebbing strength,
Determines to ride to his uttermost length.
With ncessant efforts and unbending will,
He ashes his mounts DER arroyo and hill,
Until from exhaustion he falls to the ground,
To catch from the earth a most welcome sound
The rhythmic cadence of iron-Shod feet
Which tells, by their measure, tale that is sweet
That scouts from the station because he is late,
Are coming rescue, learn of his fate.
Scarce able to the questions they ask
Until he has drank from dusty old flask,
Which revives him enough to partly explain
The uneven conflict he had on the plain
The loss of his cayuse, the wound of his arm,
Which he quickly explains had caused no ALARM
Until the fierce fever excited his brain
And he feared going mad, from the terrible strain.
Then his mind wanders off in feversh dream
And he kneels in the dust, as if by stream
Attempting to drink, from fanced clear pool,
And talks of the water sparkling and cool
OF loosing the pouches, they gave to his care
OF the blessings and songs and the mothers last
Then begging the troopers to "send on the mail,
He sinks in swoon, by the side of the trail
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04
The Overland Pony Express.

aver,
wives,
reat.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04
Subscriptions Taken

Subscriptions Taken
At the Postotiice book store for the
Ladies' Home Journal,
Saturday Evening Post
Woman's Home Companion
Youths Companion and all other
popular magazines.
NJ. F.. FREDERICKS
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

To trade small ranch near town
for residence in town. Ollie Il. Ban
mister
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04
ENVoI

In woTshipng heroes the world often fails
To remember the deeds the overland trails
And the who resignng their sweethears and wives,
Were the foremost to hazard their lives
In efforts to hasten, between east and west
A message of love from yearnng breast
N'er thinking of honor worldly estate
They died for mankind and MUST live with the great.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

The Joe Moon buggies and Fred
Mantey Saddles
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

Manicure Goods. Van Horn Drug
Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

Your credit is good at the Grown
Furniture Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08
TIralnIa EaFmerS

The Proceedings u the fourth aunu-
al meeting Of the Virginia state Pam
err Institute. held in Roanoke. va.
in August. leo7. have teel published
il pamphlet form. and they cover
such variety ~ subjects ~ the great
eft Importance o. farmers generally
that this voilme Is iu itself q valuable
handbook - modern aud Systematic
methods % farming. and one. if read
aud s0ii1Eed. that will undoubtedly
have oroad influence in raising tls
general tone Of agriculture through
oc- the state.
The Virginia state Farmers Instr
tlre eas organized i've YEAR, $50 st-
Rlanose. rirh about - farmers ia AZ
fer ial ce. out since that time 10 has
nrMly zroEn Co a membership o.
about 1000 AMI usually has shout
double this number .l attel dance At
the regular meetings IT, functions
are purely educational. having Tor it-
fluilmsutai OBI CT the tivancemeut
.0ftle cause " agriculture il tle state
through the employment ~ m0'ieru
IDEAS and methods Its Eors has be-
come .o valuable 90 the State that &c
hl. received recognition through au
appropriation from .us state Depart
meut % Agriculture ~ $50 o. promote
i.s work
The iNl annual meeting viii le
held this year SO Eienmoui. Va on
August o.. - and il
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08
Democratic Meeting

Elresl Mills. Nay b. I>.
The county Democratic Executive
Committee met 80 Charlotte Court
house. 90 the ca.l of .he chairman.
Dee 49, Morton. ye- sriay tau.li-
.-a. BE- interest vas manifested il lle
.1-ile-s in hand. which vas t1 ie-
termiaethe manner ~ selecting dele
-ats- t0 the Roanoke convention. The
committee ordered that precinct meet
.az- he held ou the Josh ~ May. AZ
O'Clock lu tle afternoon. t1 elect dele
gates t0 a couFentio1. which Wil le
heIi 90 Charlotte Courthouse Oh tls
i.tof June. 10 % O'Clock. Oh select
delegates t0 the Eoan0se convention
The arrortlonmelt % delegate Oh
tle county convention Will be- one
delegate for every twenty-five. 0r f-ac-
tou ofer twelve. democratic so-ss cast
ln the eleet.1n last fall Charlotte Is
entitled o. five delegates OBJ Roanoke
dlt BE- Is likely the convention viii.
rh..-e Ten. sikh q half vote each
Bryan d. the choice OF the people OBJ.
The county alm1-. unanimously
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08

Efrr Hr1d--l have been ming
ling uith the people ~ luneaolrg 70
is,s and have been greatly impressed
si.l the changes which are taxing
place among them since the iron horse
r8es .uort.ng from emf o. end ~ the
county. Young men wl0 ief- the
farm. or the cities are returning O.
f0'iow tine pillow, improved machinery
il being generally introduced grain
AMI grass crops are receiving chief at
-entiou. mills are busy. new industries
are Iei1g 0pened. roai, are being lm-
proved and where no Iocai aeV-plper
va- ever before published there are
now txo-fhe keuoriizs Irio-ne AMI
the Victoria Times. The towns from
.sh.ch they issue are only six miles
apart ty the rail route and ys- the
former il AZ .-Fsge paper. the latter 2
dn-h veil eiits,f aud vel supported
Ta this season ~ resurrection the
.frae stale - shining l- lAr rev
life OF tree AMI fower. forest and fed.
And there seem, o. be spirit ot CO
oueratou a. vel a. ~ hearty emmu-
at.on. Town AMI country boards oil.
trade have 0een organized. printers
iux has been apTeaie'i Oh and t.ilge-l.
er there .sa --trong poll aud poll
altogether the county over. Tie nai.
1ral resource. have siwsy- been hsrs
and man Is hsmes-ing them lp on
earnest aud actiFe work. Lluen1lf-
asrirs- CD be- leader iu the .ui1-trIa
warfare and the "iei.oE who beats
. her the race viii have t0 .get tl'
. hustle ON d. d. o.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08
Sugsesiloas to yderx

Eialr Hr1'fs-f think. lpon ~
lection. &c NIL Re seen that the pres
emf method. ~ esther lack q method.
.u the selection ~ name- % he voted
Pr A. coulciimen 81 the primary,
which = 10 aiss. fire lnal election, :
al-agslher ~r'nz IN principle.
knoxls'izs ~ the people beforehand
ofvho aspire 90 the honor i certainly
the ra,s i1 cstses. All l. dsaltiess % ia
al towns % any importance every
where ant -incsthIsf<s 1riy srsally
taersIe thsre must & y.aus q sach
melh1i llised this -sem- t0te seif
evident, Tor iresu BE easily seen that
O, a rule wsre e-taolshs,i here 10 the
effect thai NJ one ,sosif oe voted for
Eho hsd a0s ps1lfsIg announced him
-elf a candidate ar least one week prior
r0tle day 0f eieciun. then would be
o1eret an opportunity f5r a f1il. free
aud deliberate evpressiou 90 the will q
lhe people Bal the selection 81 lts repre-
ssnfatiFes Orb Council.
such public announcement would
ls a1 indication 81 tire zspirsns that
be vas Interested in tire welfare ofthe
town. and q definite pledge on his part
that be- E8lld study THE .oEn-s needs
and devote o. toe reDormanee Al the
duties of lhs Office = ntssl 81 his
time as might bel necessary. "a
This method % selection would ees-
.ailly create more general Interest in
the affairs - the tosn, frun The lack
90 wlfch most towns and eiLies 81 Ter.
lt should he rememterei That the
office % the collci'men j. not one u
honor alone. bat one demanding
thought. work AMI action.
Upon tns present Prospective Or
any previous Council NOT the slightest
reflection IS Intended. but my desire
interest ard direct attention % the
necessity of getting into line vith pro-
gre-.ite towns .n the matter VI select
iuz c0gnclmen l. SD strong that 7 ven
tlre iooier these suggestions a. the
r-s of icing charged with soreness ~
my recent defeat. bar iu A. much a.
was uo. candidate and ~ith 10
thal-htof Offering myself. / feel highly
nmpi.meatei ay Gle very catering
vote reviewed.
Wu. y. Wff~aN.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08
Died IN TIE Hospital

Wr james a. Eastman. Tlo-e mar
raze in the Hospital az Welcl, W.
n. to Wi.. Emma Louise Russell. ~
Winchester. Va, the sister % Nrs- j.
Gray MclllL-tsr. u Hampden-,-dney
Wa given in our issue u last week
died there 0n Friday, the -iih, a1d
vas 8grisi iu Winchester the tol-
lovinr -ouiav. Mr-. McAl.i-tef =
grandfather. the Rev. ~ g.. Egg'e--
ia. ~ yl.idist0En. Va. died on -ai-
uriay evening. the 18th, and as
hu-.eI in Winchester the following
Tuesday. He hsd been for years the
oIiest minister iu the Baltimore Con
ference u the ". f. Church -oaih,
and died a. the age q g.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08
IaIs YIN Iaana Nea.

Tle Young man with limited means,
abb has BOB few hundred dollars 70
legiu H'e with. % perhap, has nothing
hata pair of strong and willing hands,
We xoli -sy CD ali such young men
that lls farm t. Che test place in the
wor.i. d. loi De sfraIi % toll box
sec Az example % the weak, lazy
i0iteres abou- town uy putting your
hani Oh fle rl0F.
Dr. yol are young married man
then the farm offers still greater IN
ileemsnt. Ws know t will cost
your young wife -ome paugs % sepa-
rate from friends aud home In the
town rlt If she is true woman she
will ID 10 without q murmur. for the
battle " Tie ID an earnest one and Ne
must each sustain our part Do not
expect % begin your married life In
the same style that your father and
mother are now enjoying In their old
age. with The fruits % many year, q
tolls. bur 10 contented % tegin
lumhiy
Plant. sni @oE. and reap. ouid
your dEeil.nzi. ald zaruish them
saout with fruits and n0wefs, pro-
mole agriculture. one d the great IN
-t.lions OF God and when your
sons aud daughters grow Up like olive
plant. arul1d your table, while you
a.i uat Oh remember their physical
wants. remember ai.c % supply their
Intellectual food the mind crare-s
F lee them have good books ald papers
anf proper recreation. that they may
nor imoiae che false notion that farm
ing 6. drgigery ami every farmer aud
farmer. wife a drudge
A. re book about us, loS many
-oas and daughters Of veaiths farm
T ers We see - ho desriss their surround
'iar-. AMI Only look on father A.
F very necessary machine o. coin money
[ ssr their expenditure. ami mother,
who has hbored f1r them every day
F since they vere born, a. very useful
attenuation nr doing cooking and
general house work.
When y0u are uil.nz The rich soil
thins loF much Vorthier Is the cause
vou are prosecuting than -o crowd into
.on.e already oser--toes-t business
or profession Ia your home toRn, with
only one oaielt f1 view TO have Ehiie
hand. and immaculate clothing. sDd
It3heairay. struggling sikh yo1f Inn
Itei means % keep up with those 10
outward seeming who are much
veaiih.sr than y0urseises-
one ~ our eI.Ifsn- EiIo va recently
t.il o. ..rememaef lots wife, replied
Ithst be- had been in trouble enough al.
p reaiy about other meas wives
rfe thing about ziri With a great
.t.rhat 10 seem. lss kissing Der IN
Ier sn umbrella
Amsn get= So excited over al eie'-
p Tim asesa.e 10 scat make any difter-
saee .o Dim boa Be- c1mss onl-
a wise mai never tells Ein that
s .as pretty .n Che presence = Der r.
sab
n r..tetisr o. have -Eoru on AMI
-
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08
PRINCE EDxARD COUNTY



Say 2. l.f,.
Hiss 1-fcl.e halso1. who has lee1
visiting her parents near here. refgrr.
ed '1 Roanoke yesterday.
Mss ~liIe OveT-Qu s.. Spending THIS
week vIth Misses Maude ant Artysd
Allen
Nr. Frank McCaw. ~ Houston,
viii spend a part u THIS wees Vi-h
his brother. Wr. j. p. NcCn~-
Mr.. J. r. RedI and little iauzltsr,
Dorothy. who haze been visiting 90
the bone % Mr.. e. u. Ransom. have
returned home.
Mr. and Mr.. r. Wm. D.rr. spent
last sunday uith Mr. and Mrs. Na-
rhau SCOTT
Tire George Hudson Mission baDi
EiIl meet 40 the home OF Wr. b.
Nc' raT next saturday night
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08

Weak a0men should read my - BOA
No. 4 For Women. ii was written
expressly f1f Eome- Elo ere lo- e-ii-
ne Book 40. & Tell. q Do. -loor f.
Nirlt Cure and just l1F these
-oofhirr. healing alt-epiic -lQfesi-
ffe~ can - successfully applet me
Book. sud strictly colllelflal nell
advice is entirely Free Write 10.
-hono. Rariae. Wis. The uizht cure
i .,ii bv AlnU1al-r--
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08

Tnat lar-1it. 'If-.e-- feeling chat
comes aifl .rrlr ans early summer.
cam 0t Il.csly changed ODD a fee.s 90 OF
.rnrarev ali e1er-y ~ The Ili .eiol-
Use 81 lr. Shops Il-t1ratise-
Toe Restorative a genuine -olt GU
tired. rlniosu nerves. and Bot tet
...-s- &, neaiei t1 satisfy Che l-er Thar
r- -rn.rs Restorative b. aefla y
reaching tHst rlrsi -rol- The ind1o'
ire % winter nearly alEay- leafs o.
-.a-Ei-h ooEeI-. ari OBJ sluggish ere
rr.fr.al Ia general. The Customary
Is.. ~ srsrc -e and outdoor ar ties
ur tne liver. -tlEult4- The kidney, =
ana Outlines Feasel- lle heart &C.
rr1. T. Sc ur. shops Restorative 2
f..r weeks. ard an sI.i be clau-et- a
seT fsys te-f VIII tell you that 500
are using che right r-meiy- lol MI
ea-.' lli -lre.y note the change from
iav Orb lay-
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08

lfr-. joyce. lsU sullivan II
f.s-er1nf. -. H. wure-- Acou- A
wear a1o aolzht rvo bottles q ro-
Ter.s Kidney Cure To- cured me OF
:. severe e1-l 90 Kidney trulule of ,es-
r-rf rear- Standing Dc certainly T. a
.rsnf. good me.iici1e. aud / heartily
eeou.u eld d. The Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-08

ko.ioi completely digest, all classes
OF fool Dc eiIl get right 40 the trouble
and dn Che fery work .t-elf f1r the
stomach Do r. pleasant o. take
-tlflInr ANDERSON UErG co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-19
Ornle.

SbScia! 10 tie Meas.
Misses Ollie and Bessie Troxel, Lura
Hawk and Jno. Sullivan went to
church at Crownover Sunday morning
A splendid football game was played
here on Saturday evening. The otfic-
ials gave us the privilege of half a day
holiday for the occasion The teams
lined up to kick off at 2 o'clock and
were as follows; Goal, Wade Sanders;
Full backs, Jno. Troxel, L. NJ Irwin;
Half backs, P Farris M. Porter, VIM.
Rogers; Forwards, Mark Hutton, Geo
Surtees, Dave Brown, j. Turnbull, ID.
Turnbull. end team-Forwards, Ed
Turnbull, John Rowe, James Rowe, j.
Williamson, John Reid; Half backs,
Ed Porter, Wm. Mcintyre, Geo Col
Inns, Full backs, Rufe Davidson, Chas.
Mcintyre; Goal, Herschel Hobbs. Ref
cree, Wm. Mcintyre, Sr. A strong
wind was blowing which caused heavy
playing on both sides Quite crowd
of spectators watched the game with
great interest this being the first
game Of this sport played at this place
The game ended with a tic of seven
goals each.
Dave% Brown left for his home at
Cardiff, Ala, Saturday evening,
Jesse Lemons went to Chattanooga
/ Saturday and returned Monday.
James Carter and Geo jackson went
to South Pittsburg Saturday
Kew. Darr preached here Sunday
morning and Rev Boyd Sunday even
ing
John Mckee left here Monday for
DeRossett, Tenn.
The mines are running every day at
Orme, but everything seems to be full
up.
Dave and Hugh Lewis went to Chat
tanooga Monday morning.
The Orme baseball team received its
new outfit last week aud played "A
friendly game on Saturday. TiredTim.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-19
ITEMS OF THE VALLEY

A Dunlap man bought new garden
rake and presented it to his wife.
W. G Sapp is candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Bledsoe County.
Mrs. Lucy Mansfield, wife of Rev.
M. D. Mansfield, died at Dunlap, aged
AZ.
John E. Patton, of Coalmont, is a
candidate for district delegate to the
Chicago Convention.
Mrs. r. J. Frego, an organizer of
the W. c. T. T., gave lecture course
in Jasper this week
The Bledsoe County Board of Health
has ordered that all persons living in a
radius of four miles of Pikeville be
vaccinated.
The Pikeville Banner says it has as
much right to accept money for whis-
key advertising, as preacher has to
accept money from whiskey drinker.
w. B. Stewart, of Dunlap, set Hot
Springs, Ark, on fire with enthusi-
asm over fine address he made before
the Young Mems Democratic Club.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-19
NJ. Fl. MERRITT.
r. A. PATTON,
J. A. RAULSTON,
j. f. PRESNELL.
HOPKINS KELLY.
HOIcOlllb.

BY motion the names of E. Graeni-
cher, and E. w. HolcOmb were added
to the lists of delegates to State and
Congressional Conventions.
The question of nomination CT can
didates for offices of Trustee, Sheriff
and Tax Assessor to be voted for in
August election was then taken up,
and il was moved by Joe Brown that
candidates be nominated by a delegate
convention, and that a committee be
appointed to bring in report Of plans
thereon
The Chair appointed on this COM
mittee Joe Brown, J. T Raulston, J..
q. Lancaster, H. L. Long, S. H.
Raulston, o. F. McNabD and A. Cop
niger
While the committee was absent the
convention elected F. NJ McCullougb
chairman of Executive Committee, and
w. p. Raulston, secretary. Cries for
speech were heard and both gentle
men responded.
The committee on Convention then
presented its report as follows:
Resolved that a delegated convention
be called TO meet on Saturday. April
I ~''lhs l'"ns l'I puIl VI NUM- dbluE
candidates for county offices as follows
Trustee, Sheriff. Tax Assessor.
Be it further resolved that the dele.
gates to said convention be selected by
the voters in each precinct or voting
place by such methods as may be de-
tCmincd bv the voters of such pre-
cinct in mass convention assembled
Said mass convention to be assembled
al all precincts except those in the old
18th. 18th and 18th civil districts AT
one O'Clock p. m. on the 18th day Of
April. 1905, and in 14th. 18th and 10th
districts at I.30 O'Clock 7. m, sam,
duv.
Said delegates NAV be instructed b,
primary at such meeting or by Othel
means or may be sent uninstruCtel.
Each precinct or voting place shall
have one delegate for every 10 or frac
. tion over , votes cast for TheOdor,
fCaniiHnsi OF Pa-s y
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-19
PetrOs.
.SbeciaI 10 Tie Ne7DS.

Sbeciai 10 Tie Nez0S
Mrs. n D. Booher visited relatives
in Hartman last week
Misses Emma Williams and Mary
Joyner were shopping in Knoxville
Wednesday and Thursday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Monroe spent
last week in Wartburg.
Mrs Spears, of Rogersville is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Bob Blevins.
Rev. J. Y. Bowman was in Coal
field Monday
DR.. Geo. st. John was in Nashville
last week.
DR.. Gott was called to Coalfeld
Monday.
Mrs. Anderson is i'll.
The Junior Epworth League enter
tanned with n Missionary program at
the NJ. E. Church Sunday night. The
services were highly entertaining and
liberal collection Of $11. was real.
lied. Below we give the program.
Song by League,
1st Psalm in concert,
Song by League,
Recitation, "Our Baby" Edna Ross.
\ Roll Call
Song by class of girls,
Recitation, A little Turncoat,
Zolo Byrd,
Solo, Marie Gott
Recitation, Charley Delaney
Recitation, Hard Study,
Katie Joyner,
Song by League,
Reading by Jim McCarty,
Recitation, The World for Christ,
Hazel Williams,
Song by League,
Reading, A Christmas Doll
Kate Gibson,
Duet, Mary Joyner, Ruth Gibson
Some Missionary Statistics,
by Clay Bunch
Address by Pastor,
Song by League,
League Benediction.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-19
A BABY

should be sunshine in the home, and
viii be if you give it Whites Cream
Vermifuge, the greatest worm medi-
cine ever offered to suffering humani-
ty. This remedy is becoming the per-
manent fixture Of well regulated house
holds-A mother, with children, can't
get along without bottle of White /
Cream Vermifuge in the house. 1t i,
the purest and best medicine that mon,
ey can buy. Sold by Sequatchie Supply
StOrp
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-19
No Use 10 Die

Il have found ont that there is no
use to die of lung trouble as long as
you can get DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, says Mrs. J. p White of Rush
boro, Pa. would not be alive today
only for that wonderful medicine. 1t
loosens up cough quicker than any
thing else, and cures lung disease even
after the case is pronounced hopeless. 3"
This most reliable remedy for coughs
and colds, la grippe asthma. bronchi-
It's and hOarseness, is sold under guar
antee at Whitwell Drug Co.'S. soc and
81 90. Trial bottle free