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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-02

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-02
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-02

CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today:
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Open. High. Low. Close Close. |
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-02
HALL OVERWHELMED.

Joe Hill Hall. OF Bib. at this juncture
leaped 10 his feet and demanded recog-
milton. but was instantly overwhelmed
IN a tumultuOus din or cheers and
Jeers-
Chairman Wright informed him that
the previous question had been called.
The uproar grew louder when the motion
was submitted. II did not stop even
after he had put The motion 20 adopt the
rules. as Mr.. Hall still stood In the aisle
bareheaded and smiling. the center OF
a maeIstrom Of good-natured protests.
In a moments calm Mr. Hall demanded
IT rise 10 inquire II the Georgia Dem
ocrats'-but the rest was lost.
SENDS UP PAPER.
After some three or four minutes Of
trying 20 obtain recognition. which the
chair finally gave him. but. which the
convention refused. Mr. Hall carried a
typewriter paper. said TO contain GER
tain resolutions. 10 the chair. But II was
not read, for the next order Of business
was announced immediateIy-the ap-
pointment Of a platform committee.
The chair called for nominations for
this committee from each congressional
district, and during the next few min
utes the convention mas occupied in re-
ceivtng these nominations
The chair announced the platform com
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
n3u 96ren 9ienlfen'

stpede Bel Sage sar Mate bon S Gents per ailorputt 81
bdb<n.
Sin fir bier glsrlonsn binreihenOsr aldtrcftn be-
itebt aus ~ber5inntsm WeiBbleGb, in Der 6orT tiueS ge'
p0bnlifsn 8dsofens, ~ponEdnbie nit Srdbten perltben
az Iofortiger 8er6inbung nit ben itGbtildsn 9eitunaen.
Oas @eIdirr bsItsbt aus tinem 2 Nuart 9ribstoher,
2 Quart SbseleIel, 3 pint &offeeIeitr, 7aoIistr Brat
pfanne, 9ratrpit, OTenr0iteiien unb einen teinen BaIs
IsrbstSsr. Die fir &od5ipede pcrbrauhte g~lcttriattdt
ipiro birb einen ~bsIpnberen Wleter r%egitrirt. Gin foldes
gerdtb lam burdI9uittlif fit $1.25 ~tnonotlid per Per-
ion pber So monatlid fir bier periontn bttrieben iptrs
ben. Ser slettriife aoaofen mIiesrt ten beibes gBaHtr,
absr Der SeiSer bon INNER f~liebenbern Ntd1tr lam bos
nit in 9srbin6lng sebrdht tperben. Bel einent heror'
tioen BaIerbei3er, tpelder an beU &robn befeittgt III,
orebt bas Seffnen bts 3apFens bic &leftraitdt an, lno
bas MoFer pirb 70 ldnea beb, ipe Is gt5apft tpitb,
pbne bic s~erineite araftperseuOuns.
Sci elmer sspiFen camille toftete Oas So6en mil
9as (bsi einem 8ospreis BON 81 per 1000 SUB burds
Idnittlit 1912 per Monat. Gin. 3eit lang purbe ahf
8aIolinDfen esfo9t; bd bns 8renuuatcriaI 10 Gents per
@aIone foitets, Tam has Spden mpnatIif ouf circa So
5u ieben. Gin paor Sabre friiber, ds nod nit Sobtn
eetoft perben mubts, belefen ib bic &ofen Der Jtues
runq auf $3.50 per Monat. SEPT ipirb MIR nod eItis
triId e,io6t; bic 8pttn itnb burdI9nitilih $685., irs
benz monatli9 cirta 1877 &ilppattS our Spe3ioIrdte bon
5 Gents perbrauht iperoen.
&tinere 8ohdppardit tpnren mite!it elmer biegs
Idmen 3orbsl nit Der 2eitlne fir bic Ganpt %psrbunotn
nerben. @pbt bds niBli9ite olsr 9erGtbe 1T bas cleft
triIde 9igeleiien, bas ~bsut3utase in elmer Sausbdlilns
ettpus aan3 esipobnli9ts 1T. gs ipdrt bic Sefunbeu
Ioipobl i'm Sauie, ais audi an Der Sei5raft.
@-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
GItktrilNKNt-G ntwiGluns.

@uaSertarer 8nrtf9ritt 1T fanfIider geiendts
tan8 tpabrenS Der ItBten 3ebn Sabre. Wa5Sas
9ambet, tuetdte nit Sent Gphnen8tanse ipetts
eifern, seben SreiutaI 70 pieI &idt, pie oe
alten @lfblidter.
Silt btr Grfinbuns Der slsttrif9en SlibIampen
blrf 9bonlos q. @biion Dor 25 SSobren baben Sauienbe
bon Grfinbern unO Gsebrtsn bic 2anpe gu ~ptrbefern
psriudt. llrfprinsId ipurben bic 9liblanpenfdbeil, Der
fein, Orabt tnnerbalb Der S~lasbirne, Der mad @nbreburg
bes Stromes fait peiBsliberb tuirb, aus tarbpniiirter
9ambusfaiern senadt; fpater tpurben bidelben bitrd
aohlefdben als Buumtpoaeg eaulpie eriebt. Oisie 2dnis
pen iparen cine ~gren5enlois 8erIdpenbune, inbenl $3.50
Der elsttrid.n ardft in nubloier Sibe ~perselOst Inb rlr
go in Sbe ~nertpdnSelt ipurbtn. gla9bern ale 1erili1e
nit MstalfGben fsblsei6lasen tparen, neil ~bieielben
i9molSen, ss fe ben 3ned e%rfilien. gelans Is Dor einis
gen Sabrea benz 0r. Merrer bon 8plten in Seutihlanb,
cine Metbobs aur S~eriteauns elmer reinen S5Orul beg TEL
tentn SantaLDletaas 5u %srfinben, als rpsLAtr Sanlpeils
fGoen eenlo9t perbsn tornten. Sefe 2ampe erfparte
iber elm Drittsl bes fraber psrbrau1ten Strpmes uHO
CAB Elm fd6Res ipeibes Giht.
&aum mar bic Sautals2aupe duf ben Iiartt sea
bruat, ols ss btfannt purbe, bab beutfae gslebrte Elm
anberes Ieltenes Metal, Sungfein, nit nod sroBerer Grs
ipurnis unb beHeren Reiultutea aIs santal in sleitrif9sn
2anpen bertpenbet haten.
Sunsfein poer Wplfram 1T Elm 1881 entOedtes Gle
n.nt; es tpirb nidt natiri9 s%efrnben, ionoeru tomnt
as ipplfrunioures gtisne unb WansdnOrpoul in Dem
Wlinerdl M9pIfromit unb als fpolframiaures &altlrn Dor.
S.in gerbrennlnsspuntt lit bDber ds Der irsen6 zines
aroeren ~betdnntet "Details, uto baraut btru1t Die pope
Wiriunsstraft Der sunsteinIampe. Dem es 1T etn be-
ianntes eIibidtgefsb. baB ie bobsr bic senperatur, befto
better has 2idt unb beftp grobsr bic @trpneriparnis.
3ie Jingle Der sroBen 2ampens@ erbeFerunsen ipar
bic SerIelune ber M a ! a : 2aupe burf bic @eneral
electric Company in Sasneetabp q. .. Gin Gtadt9sil
Der SunsFeins2ampe mar ibre leidte 3erbredli6teit: ums
ter Der I.defen grf9dtteruns barit Der 8arte 8aben. SSn
Der Wtasbas2ampe ifnb bic Metalfabsn aus bdnbfeitsren1
Bacterial ssriadt. 0os gu pertpenbenbe WPstal tptro in
ben aaboratorhi burdb anpenbuns mGdiieer elettrif8er
Sdmisbet 6emii1 rein ssnudt unb tpenn bieies 0eates
rial gu aanipenfGben ~berdrbeitst ipirb, entite6t Elm fetnsr
0rabt, tDeldsr piOerItunOsfdbis 1T unb grobe gsluiips
lying pertrdst.
MaSbalampsn gsben Elm rein ipsibes 9iht, fat -
elm anbsres fiinttlihts 9sieudtunasmittsI. tbpt ben
austu publ unb madt ~sGdtarbeit %dusenehm. Wtdaea'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

lanlpen iinb nidt MIR cine entI4isbsm 8erbsHsruns ssssn
bic alien @lihlampen, fonoern is seben aud breinlal 10
bel Qiat fir bafelbe @eIo, Gin Mann in 8rpptlpn,
BEN bic 8sleuatune feinss Sauies nit @ldhlumpn mo-
nutlid $275 sstoitet bate, i9affte Ma5baIaInpen an lnb
fat jebt peit bsf.res 2i6t fir $1.67 ben Wionnt. Die
neuen 9ampsn ieben tHe bic alien aus, MIR bab Der feline
Idlunaen 1T. Sic tGnnen in BEN estp0bnliden SodeI
gtbrauft iperbsn; man brduat bios bic alien abb unb bic
neusn Ma5Oalampsn an5ui6rauben. anfdngli6 toitsl
lie nebr, a6,r ba ih Idn9sr balt.n, ipart man au' Die
9auer. auBerOeu, %sepdbren lie beiieres 2idt un6 bers
brauben nur IL Datt elettriide Sraft, anitatt $50 ipie
bic alien camper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
apdeu nit Greftri5itai.

Bel ben btitsn Go6Dfen nit 9pblenfeuerun9 ents
,peiden n,sbr als 800 Der 5ei8traft sntpeosr bur4 ben
S6ornItein ODER MADDEN bic 4ibe unertrGgli6 belB.
@ltttriSitdt lit elm ibtalss SttSnlittel, od bel Der Bsrs
%iponotiug Der gletriaitGt in SiBe oblolut ri9ts bsrlorsi
gebt. G6drlss s. Steinrneb, Der seniale @bef Der Sene'
raj @lectricaI Company, ldst, bob an9etl9ts Der BE
ihrGnttbeit unierer &oblenlager, ipenl nidt neue @tfinz
buingen gsnuatt perbsn, in ni6t gar fsrner 3stt bic @ais
~iertraft sur grSsuguns bon sIettrifder gnersie ansss
Ipunnt unb biie @nersie na9 beridiebenen Srten lbers
mitfelt unb in 5iBe ~bsrpanOelt iperbsu rtafe.
9us veltttrii9e Saus", po anes Sei5en unO So6sn
unb bic meHfe Sausarbsit mittellt glettri5itGt psrriatet
lpirb, lit bereits cine ppIenbete Sbdtiode. utber benz
lniidtbaren @lettriSitGtsf eitr fperben bic Wlabl5eiteft ges
ioht, elettriIde Rabiatoren ~,rtpGrrl.n bic 3inrler, unb
elettriI6e Sraft betreibt 8atuunlbeien, Wath' inb
8rinamaI6inn, 5G6er, 9eleriptler, aidenieb, Soars
irodner ilnb cine an5abl dnbere &ruftrnaf4inen, pelhe
bereits aebrGuGlid Tn6, ut bic 8irben bet 9ansfrui
all erltidtern. @roBe getaarants, SpteIs uno glubs
bsainnta elettrii9s Sei5uns in ibren ai9en 81 sebraua
der. pa sat aue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir cleft
triid &o9sn pnb SeiSen einen berabseieBten prets reha
nen, 70 1T elettrif5 &o9en nur fpenig tbturer as Sodlerl
nit aohle -pber Gus, unb babel 1T es pielutdls bsquenier
nnS ~aeiiinber. 0a sRbts ttin 8oblentrdgeu, tstnsi
i~tmuBisen HuB posr ai4e, feine SissperseuolnS, tslne
iberbibte Suhe,
8iele ~Sanilien baben besits ihrs lnbe6olfenen
SphIens ilno iibelriehenoen @aSDfen aus tbren &li4en
berausaeuomnsn iunb eleltriIte aoh0fen %eineeisbt. Gin
~fonpIetter elettrii9er Rpdopparat fir cine 6aHills bon
bier qerTpnen toIfet ureefahr $50. 8eralidtn nit ben
Soften zines aohens pbet @asofens Ideint oas bitl, aber
man muB bebelten, bob nit BEN elettriihen Oterl cine
ppnIdnoiee ginrihtlns bon aluntirs nnb &upfsrsHohs
otitirr fommt, bds man iont ertra fanfen rnuB. Sn
ben meiiten Sdatn 1T e~lsttraitat FUR ott5s unp aoc4a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Sn Gltersn Sdbren nihts mebr lernet tonntn,
bdngt NIT benz in dltersu Sabren id uidts mebr befeh'
len laHen ipolsn %5ufammen, lnb SlpGr febr geldn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

gsnaSertarer 8ortf6ritt IN taniIider geleadjs
ttn8 ipabrenS Der Iebten 3ebt Sabre. @a5Sas
9ampem, tpetdbe nit Sem G~pHnensIanse tpetts
eifern, eeben SreintaI 70 biet &i@t, irie Ste
aItem @libIi6ter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

0ritter 9ifritt 1 70 SeT 1O7. Ctr. 3BrSib pu Ncnu.
uubfinsiqIe Cir. pum Gait bis snm Iortb Riprr bis uh rnihIicfHb
Ginbnnbertunot ahsuuhoreieiohc Str, 6Tiih BON ct. HihOlas gpe, nb
bis Sur Shbieie ppn Observation-Disclosures Str, meiHid ppn
ct. MibpIas Nr
G%eIepbpn No. 8tbtriibe4SS9
@rnng 9ifritt: 140. ctr. nnb &tbtr aue Gas gauSc
Gebiet, has i'm Borough Sronr liest
SeIepbpn No: Relrpie 1880
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
D. T. LAYNE FOR SENATOR

In our announcement column W,
publish the announcement of Hon. D
T.. Layne, of Whitwell. who, having
received the nomination Of the indie.
pendant Democrats of Marion County,
10 now q candidate for the senatorshir
from the 11th Senatorial District.
Mr.. Layne, who is democrat OF
finest character, is opposed to G.. E.
Banks, of Winchester, also Demo
Graf, Patterson machine Variety who
demands of the voters that he retain
his position as Senator, and to enforce
that demand, places himself up as the
candidate. despite the wishes or the
party in this and other counties, who
only asked that Marion's right to offer
candidate should be respected. It is
against this usurpation by Mr.. Banks
that Mr.. Layne is candidate, in ODE
dience to the call of large mum Der of
his friends and adherents He is a
Marion county boy, born and reared in
this county, and commands the respect
and confidence of the people,. AS head
OF the Whitwell Drug Co. he holds a
high position in the business world for
honesty. sobriety and faithfulness to
duty. When the election comes off on
November 4, we hope Mr.. Layne will
completely route the enemy.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
WhitwelI.
Special 10 Tie Me7Os.

SbecIdL 10 tie Ns7US.
We note the News is calling for items
from this place. 1t is certainly a fact
that correspondence from here is scarce
but what can you expect with reviv-
al keeping a portion of the people up
night after night till ate hour week
after week. and almost month af-
ter month, and near beer stand keep
ing another portion busy getting full
daytimes. 1t keeps the rest of us who
don't go to revivals or booze stands
busy all the time taking care of the
others. Somebody must work, you
know.
Lee Condra has been visiting rela-
tives in Sequatchie county.
Jack Lee went to Jasper Monday to
see the Bloomer girls play.
Shep Hatfield was at Jasper Mon
day.
M. W. Pryor went to Jasper Mon
day and enjoyed the ball game,
DR.. Fred Pryor was in Jasper Mon
day.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
NEARLY RUN OVER
Chas. Curtis Has Narrow Escape
From Being Crushed by
an Automobile.

As Chas. Curtis and Pat Jones were
leaving Jasper Monday evening after
the ball game, driving in a buggy,
they noticed an automobile close on
them, driven at rapid rate. The an
imal they were driving does not stand
for close communion with autos, and
Curtis in order to assist Mr.. Jones in
holding the horse, jumped from the
buggy to catch the animal by the
head, but in so doing stumbled and
fell directly in the path of the rapidly
moving machine which was only a
short distance away. Curtis instantly
realized his danger and rolled desper-
ately to get out of the way and sue
ceeded in avoiding what seemed to
spectators. certain death as the ma
chine was travelling very fast and it
was impossible to stop it in the short
distance, or even swerve. In fairy
tales the horse always stands still dur
ing crisis, but this one jumped about
pretty lively but Mr.. Jones having ex-
perience in braking trains, had on
the brakes and held him. The whole
business was done as quick as a NOV
ing picture scene, and Mr.. Curtis got
up out of the gutter into which he had
rolled, felt his bones to see if any
were broken, busted himself and
climbed into the buggy, congratula-
ting himself on a safe return to Mrs.
Curtis and the little ones.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
Try This Japanese Song.

Some of the little Japanese ditties
are very beautiful and some are very
humorous. Here is one that is to be
sung to the tune of "My country, IT'S
of Thee" Try it before your friends
and see if you can't make them laugh
Sung in strong. loud voice it sounds
so funny that even the most serious
people can't help smiling
All Wah Tab Flu Lyam,
All Wah Tab Flu Lyam,
All Wah Tab Flu Lyam,
All Flu Lyam;
Nv Vail Than Fuhl Sab Nerth,
Nv Vail Thai Full Sab Nerth,
Nv Valh Than Fuhl Sab Nerth,
Eye-am Thahf Urst.
This is first class thing to amuse
the company at party. Pick some
person with good voice. someone
who is proud of his singing, and have
him stand up and sing the song with
the words as given. If he doesn't
make hit for once in his life it will
be because his hearers have no sense Of
humor.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
100000 gns<e@@g al@@@@@1
g UNCLE TOMS LETTER.
@Naaala@@ N@Nl@l@l@ AlA@@lS@

Well, folks, what do you think about
woman preaching ] believe they
should have the right to do Just as
they please along that line, for in
studying over things, l find about 80
per cent. of the human family is boss
ed by the women anyway and 80 per
cent. are teachers in the school room,
and there you are.
Another thing, for gossip they have
no equal on earth, and it takes a
mighty smart young man these days
to entertain a crowd of people like a
good looking. limber-tongued woman
can.
Women, at least the wise ones, do
not now dress to catch the eye of men
as they used to do. It's not dress now
they depend on SO much as they do
their accomplishments. In dress they
prefer the appreciation of their own
sex rather than that of men, quite a
reversal of only few years ago. Girls
take more pride in their intellectual
qualifications and art of speech to
please men than their mothers did.
OF course, they wear pretty dresses
and seem happy, but that is not what
they depend on to win the favor Of
sensible men. Women actually do en-
Joy the society of each other more now
than they did years ago, and from
every indication are not near SO fond
of the male sex as their mothers were,
and can have more fun and enjoyment
without them than with them, and
can and do have just as good times at
gatherings as if each girl had beau.
A spirit of independence has sprung
up among the women which is very
noticeable at least among the great ma
jority. True there are few fast for
ward and impudent specimens no
one admires very much.
Well, the sequel is that pure women
are loved by brave hearted men and
their love is refined and of the right
kind. Hence there is no betrayal of
virtue or honor while upon the other
hand there is nothing honorable or re-
fined, hence sins and betrayals, all be-
cause of forward impudence.
Now, love wisely, but not too WELL
UNCLE TOM,
Tracy City, Tenn, Sept. 10, 1910.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
Change of Firm,

The firm of Chas. L. Roberts & Co,
at Dunlap, is now dissolved, Chas. l..
Roberts. being sole proprietor of this
furnishing produce business. Roberts
is SO we'll known for correct business
methods that it will be useless to pre-
dict anything beyond successful con-
tinuation of the nice business built up
in this valley. Here's hoping some
day he will have ten-story brick de-
voted to the business.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
THE PLAIN TRUTH

about your Sewing Machine has never been told
you; II il had you would never use II. no matter
how badly you might want to-
The ordinary family sewing machine is an IN
strument of torture.
II is a nerve destroyer and health destroyer,
and every who uses Il makes a serious
mistake, and injuries her nervous system to an
alarming extent.
II YOU will look at your machine, the reason
for all this is plain. The construction Of Your
Sewing Machine Is wrong, the needle Is away -
inches to the left, calling for three quarter twist
OF your body in order to operate It. Think OF "
twisting your spine, stomach and all internal organs
seventy five per cent of plumb. Is 1t any wonder
doctors recognize the disease of Side Needle
Spine.
Now for a moment. compare this with A
STANDARD CENTRAL NEEDI machine,
built to enable you to sit with back straight with
your york rrit - front of you, central, Directly
over the trri lle
You can sew ON this style machine all day,
without feeling tired, getting Il pain In your
back or a stitch in your side,
You can expand your chest and breathe nat
urally and freely while sewing, your heart VIII
be normal, your stomach will be in its right posi-
ton and there will be 40 strain on your back or
your muscles
And the beauty of 1t all Is, this STANDARD
CENTRAL NEEDLE MACHINE costs no
and Is just easy to purchase as any other
we-made machine.
II you value your health and the health of yonr
growing daughters, don't hesitate quit using your
back-twisting, disease breeding, nerverackng ma
chine today.
Write US and we will gladly send you FREE
a book which illustrates and explains in a simple
way the difference between the right and wrong
In sewing machines.
The book Is called "a STITCH IN THE
SIDE" A postal brings It to you free. Send
for it, you'll regret It.
The Standard Sewing Machine Co.
645l Cedar Ave. Cleveland, O.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
Snakes.

On the mountain one day this week
T. J. Hickey killed nest of rattle
snakes, consisting of an old one and
twelve young rattles-and it wasn't a
good day for snakes. either. and this
is no snake story. Dunlap Tribune.
News in some way reaches town tha
John Underwood has captured whale
of a rattle snake in Kelly's Cove. The
snakejis said to be IA feet long and has
"a rattles and button. II you doubt
this story. just ask John. so. Pitts
burg Hustler.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
Good Idea for Those Not Rich.

One of the most feasible and practi-
cal methods used in the education of
the family was practiced by farmer
Of my acquaintance. Having determin-
ed from the birth of the first son into
the home that this boy aud succeeding
children should be sent to college, the
husband and wife found ways of lay
ing by a little at time for the educa-
tion fund. In the course of years
eight boys and girls appeared in this
home and the problem of college
training for all of them began to be a
serious question. When the eldest was
old enough for college there was a
fund sufficient for him, so he was sent
to college with the understanding that
the money he used while there was a
loan only, and that as rapidly as posi-
BILE at the completion of his college
course it must be repaid with interest,
to educate the second child. 1t is a
wonderful record that of all these
children not one has failed of this
trust, and each boy or girl in turn has
regarded the loan as serious obliga-
ton and with all possible earnestness
has turned it back to the household
treasury to be used over and over
again. just now the last of the eight
children, a daughter, lis in her senior
year at State normal college, and the
father told me not long since that with
the graduation of the daughter that
each member of the family would
have had a four years college course
and that the original capital had been
repaid as an emergency fund for the
father and mother. Raleigh IN. CO.
Progressive Farmer and Gazette.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
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 f.
J. Cheney for tn" 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. KINNAS II MARVIN, Whole
sale druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
iIaii'. Gar rrh Cur - taken Internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the SYSTEM. Price
75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15

A newspaper subscriber once receiv-
ed dun through the postoffice and ii
made him mad. He went to see the
editor about it, and the editor showed
him few duns of his own-one for
paper, one for type, one for fuel and
several others Now" said the edi-
tor. II didn't get mad when these
came because knew that all had to
do was to ask several reliable gentle
men like you to come in and help me
out and then could settle them all. I"
When the subscriber saw how it was he
relented. paid up and renewed for
another year. Dunlap, Tenn, Trib-
une.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-15
The Lash Of a Eiand

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