Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-03-18
Bunker Hill.

SpsaSk 70 tie N7Ss.
As .iUncle Blue can't get around
he wants 10 show School Boy" that
he needs dose Of medicine and am
going to apply 1t partly. and his brain
can apply the rest.
First, want TO say TO "School Boy"
have you thought much on, stopping
the sale of whiskey and the results
that would followi No. you have not.
The result Is this. Cities have 20 have
tar and IL will be placed on all fac
tories and merchants and these factor
les will cut labor and raise on the ma
serial they produce, and the manufac'
turer when he sells to the wholesale
man has to add on enough to cover
that tax. The wholesale man sell
ing to the retailer has to add on enough
to paw his tax and the factory's both.
and then the retail man adds it all on
and the poor class has it all to pay, ev-
en- the widows Of our country. 1t looks
mighty nice with the rose on top but
turn him over and look at both sides
and you will see that the devils work
has got as and not the cities. Then
you win have to pay . higher price for
everything you consume. You are
like the men that make such laws, who
look at one side. not noticing where 1t
leads. Look what they did for the
railroads passed law giving them
three cents per mile. and what made
them pass that lawf Because the rail
road companies gave them thousand
mile ticket. Some will cry out anar-
chism against socialism. II the repub-
lican leaders are not anarchists l do
not know the reason. Any company
can pass any kind of law that they
want passed but you just let the labor
ing class try to get a law passed to
protect labor and see the results 1t
would not be constitutional. Try and
see for yourself So "School Boy
think you had better take another
course in school.
Mrs. s. P. Samply and little folks
were visiting Mrs L. P. Brewer Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. White were Wis
iting at Dunlap last week.
"Uncle Tom is chilling again.
Hope he will soon be up again.
/ heard that young lady kissed a
young fellow sometime back and it
started his moustache to growing. II
she will kiss him again he will have
to go to shaving at once.
L. P. Brewer is still "cussing" the
hog thieves for killing his hogs and
marking them over. Hog thieves are
plentiful ont here. Some men that
did not have any hogs have got meat
to sell and some who did have only
seven or eight have got meat to sell,
and where did they get themH Just by
marking other peoples hogs and kill
ing them. A certain fellow said Sun
Gle Blue" did not have any hogs.
want to say that | have twenty ont
shoats, one male, seven sows and thir
teen pigs and I raised them all.
have never marked any hogs except my
own as some have done mine. | know
what are mine and what are some ont
, else's | am sure not to bother.
S. B. Brown is repairing the fence
around the old apple orchard, settinl
the fence in about twenty feet arount
next to the spring and cutting off ont
half of the field on the north end, put
ting the rails around the south end
giving the north end of the field up t.
the briers and bushes.
am glad that Representative ha
, come to life again. l was waiting t.
| get able so could go down and bur.
him. SO let her bile, old chum. Tel
a "G. W." to wake up, or | will hav
: to come down and raise him up.
, Good luck to the editor and reader
of the News. It is only SOC. Read it
r Uncle Blue.