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The Detroit times., 1912-03-01
COMMISSIONERS DAME
BARS FROZEN. ORANGES

LANSING, Mich. March lowing
to the frequent complaints that are
being made regarding frozen oranges
being sold throughout the state. State
Dairy Food Commissioner Gilbert III.
Dame has wired the Florida Citrus
exchange, warning them that frozen
fruit shipped into Michigan will De
seized, and that every dealer will be
held responsible. He has also sent
out notices to dealers all over the
state that stock will be confiscated
when found to be frost bitten. Tue
frozen fruit was damaged on the
trees, Florida having been visited by
an early and severe frost
The Detroit times., 1912-03-01

r1rkcIysr. N. X George carmoay,
blind stodfht AZ Syracuse. has been
thossn ynfedlctorlan OF the class q
1111 Ills Studies are read 20 him and
~ copies them on typewriter with
The Detroit times., 1912-03-01

Only One "BRoMo oulNiNE.r
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUL
NINE. Look for the signature of d.
w. GROVE. Used the World over 10
Cure q Cold In One Day. Csc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21

80 bushels per acre and with proper
irrigation. would have returned 81
Iuslf.. p.r acre alfalfa Yields vii
Y- ... heavy for initial planting
$50 1r $500 per acre with other
s.-..a1I. erowths On equally profuse
..aD1r'ions
Dr. Alley present pumpage plant
.f including three-million-gallon
dirt a1oayaied reservoir $500. and
Do hos 2.06o more acres here on
4n.ch be- vii. place similar well
,umDage plants alth water dis
charges ~ from 200 70 1000 gai-
Ions per minute. aud irrigated areas
~ from 80 20 32o acres per pump
90 plant his next veil which Is 10
.e pgt 10 this fall. irrigating 800
acres sith distance 10 water OF only
feet
Mr Alley says that a splendid sue
s,s Of gelI pumpage irrigation IN
'h- Hale Center region Is nov a fore
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21
SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN THE HAIR
RESTORE FADED hND GEil HNlE
To NATURAL COIOi;-DA>p.
EIII QIICkIA REMOVED.

There is nothing new about Tue
idea of usiug SAGE for restoring the
color % the hair Our gr1udmoth
ers kept their hair dark glossy and
abundant Dos the use ot simple
Sag. Tea Whcucl er their hair
fell ont or took on @ dun. faded %
strcaled appearance tley made .
brew oi SAGE leave and applied .t
20 their hair with v0rlortul's bone
rDid, effect
Nowadays Uc don have to resort
o. fhe old-tme tire-ome method o.
g. herIn- the herbs and making the
tea This is done 1y skiIlful chem.
lists better than az could Do 10 orr
selge, aul al We have .o o.. IS %
call '9r the ready-made prolI,. VS.
eth Sage and sulphur Hair Rem
edy .outuuine sage iu the proper
SIT 9Th. vith the addition 40 SIl
o. another o'd-'Iwa scalp RENE
eds
lis preparation give. youthful
color and bea -g 90 che hair. and is
one u the best remedies you can use
Cor dandruf dry. iever.sh. itch.us
scalp and falling hair Get a fifty
cent bottle from your druggist to-
day. and you VIII be surprised a. the
quick results All druggists sell lt.
8nder guarantee that the money Vil
be refunded n the remedy O. not exc
actly as represented
Special AGENT. r z Roach
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21
,NOIINTAlN PETITION
AGAINST CANYON Fil:Nl

involuntary petition DO bankruptcy
has been t.l,d Kith Rollie "a scales.
clerk o. the federal court IN Amaaillo
against tho Thomas Furniture CON-
pany OF Canyon by che following
creditors
TeXarkara Casket Company Tex
arkana Arkansas. Ellison Furniture
and Carpet Company Fort Worth,
and william Nolke- O. Company
Kansas City.
The petitioners alleged indebted
ness aggregates $1,000 Fo.lowing
the films ot petition. Clerk scales
took other steps necessary ir perfect
ing the suit
The Thomas Furniture Company is
one OF the best known firms In this
section OF the country and did 4 gen
eral furniture and undertaking bust.
ness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21
HOME COMING GIVEN
CLOVIS LEGISLATOR

-Ir al fn baiIF Meas
Clovis. IS NJ June 2O lud" 'he
auspices of the Clovis Chamber of
Commerce. Hon " w. Nichols the
Curry county representative tu the
FIRST state Legislature Of Sew N.nico.
was rendered "a homr-comiul rc.rp-
ton and banquet 40 the Harvey house
here last night The elegant dining
parlors of fhe Harvey HOUSE we're
profusely decorated for the occasion.
and fho banquet was served Iu keep
ina with The established reputation
of the Fred Harvey system The table
decorations consisted OF whit, and
pink carnations. ferns and cu' flow
cts. artisticaly arranged Judge
Harry L. Patton was named as toast
master and right we'll he filled that
position during rho evening
The following named gentlemen
responded 10 The toast. given oppo-
site THEN names % G. tlcrby. La-
bor legislation G. s CLARK Pro-
rrcssitr Politics lno D. Taylor.
Political Economy & y Steed
The Sensation of Rcinc % Stat, OH
ciaI D. g. NrGeo. Experience OF
a Member oi Ga, Third House. g..
4 Schouri,h The Eastern New Mex
leo Normal school for Clovis Prof
v l. Griffin The Elements of @
Nickel Coin as illustrated In our
Guest of Honor This was perhaps
tho happicst hit of the evening e. r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21
GAINS
At HALE CENTER
Irrigation Projects Making
Great Strides, Assur-
ing Big Crops

HaIs Center Tex June 81 "el'
pumpag- irrigation b. rlsus alike
gigantic and rapid strides r 'l- Ha.e
Center region
The R0b' Alley plant eifh a 50
hor-cpors- crude Oh engine O. irr.-
eating 1850 acres This season ~ which
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21
Postmastcrs az Fargo.

Fargo, y. d., June 2O.-The Tri-
State Postmasters Association, en-
bracing the postmasters OF all classes
throughout Minnesota and North
and South Dakota. began its annual
convention in this city today with a
large attendance. The sessions will
last two days. during which time the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21
VERNON PLANS FOR
FIRE BOYS COMING

Tile folIoNint letter sent out by ;
q uaU secretary OF the Vernon Vol
uut.~r Fire Department, will be read
VITA keen and apprecialiye interest
Dbl every one connected In the inn
po-lur gam, OF 1re fighting from
.F angle
Vernon To, Jun. Us, 1912.
Dear Chtef
so doubt y0l are aware ot The
,ar, thar Vernon is going 10 enter
tain the fourth annual meeting Of the
Panhandle Firemeu Association on
August 20 ID aud - 1912 We
think that We can tfuthfully say that
this promises 20 be- the most interest
Ing meeting OF the association ever
held 4 good program Is being pre-
pared and committees are working
on amusement features
An towns IN the Panhandle West
ern Oklahoma and Northwestern New
Mexico are invited and urged TO come
into .he association for their own
good and to strengthen the organl-
zation II YOU have ever attended a
meeting OF this kind you know IT,
value As an awakcuer OF interest IN
the local department New ideas are
instilled into the minds OF the dele
gates aud the reports thereof are a
great help 20 improve the different
WAYS OF fire fighting The races this
vaa- viii be worth coming miles 20
y The Hon ". " Fuqua OF ANA
'rillo has presented the association
with a fine trophy cup for which the
several departments viii compete ac-
coriing 20 the rules OF the Panhandle
Firemsn's Association for reel racing
The Young Mems Business League OF
Vernon. also presented a silver low
ing cup As a second pirle in this race.
For the running aud coupling race.
according 20 the rules in the Pan
handle Association. the Vernon Vol
unteer Department offers So as first
and SIS a. second
The citizens are taking much IN
tarest In the coming convention as We
have never had the pleasure of en-
tertaininc a convention heretofore
and Therefore nothing will be left I'M
done toward making Il more than q
success \ number OF prominent men
outside OF the association are invited
% lend their presence TO the occa'
sion also Besides this. our visitors
can rel, on being entertained IN true
western style. and We are sure you
will pardon US for saying that Yer
non is the universally Acknowledged
mistress OF the art.
No draft ever made upon the hos
p.tai.tv OF the city OF Vernon. how
ever large. has ever gone 20 protest
or been other than fully and cheer
unv met We OF Vernon consider u q
privilege. an especial pleasure. Of hav'
ias The honor az entertaining YOU on
This occasion
Credentials and annual dues
should be- sent Immediately TO r. W
Thacker. secretary Panhandle Fir
Association. Canyon. Texas. II yot
ha-e misplaced blanks sent YOU,
card dropped to the above address
will bring all the necessary blanks
Free transportation Will be fur
nished all delegates from Texas town.
providing credentials reach 'he sec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21

Rotary Boz time to secure transporta-
lion 40 time should be lost. Come.
be- with us, and your trip will never
be regretted We shall certainly ex-
poet YOl and look for YOU.
IS. II HALL,
Sec Vernon Volunteer Fire Dept %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21

season with alfalia cultivated
a. a worcrop her lleratsuoi
a. row crop for seed rails
ing purposes only
About seven miles from
Hale Center are located the
Berry pumpage wells which.
when finally completed. viii
be- ten ia number. with an
average discharge OF Zoe
gallons per minute and a to-
tai irrigation OF over Two
sections OF land
on the Alley place the -
acres OF irrigated wheat and
20 acres Of rainfall wheat
viii after the harvesting OF
these grains be- planted in
either field beans or milo
maize a. Il second crop for
this season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21

members will listen to addresses by
officials Of the general postoffice de-
partment and engage in the discus
sion OF topics relating 70 the duties
of the postmaster and the hetterment
o. the postal service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21

one cultivation ot l2s acres of gem
'raI rainfall crops. the proceeds to be-
devoted 10 building new church
These church crops include D. acres
Zoo flaN
When YOU go 90 Hale Center and
SAINT @ smooth and swift automobile
ride just climb into Frank Crcswells
.Ie aud ,elyet-runnius Overland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21

Dennis The Gum-Shos Politician Z
Alex Sbip.ey Legislation .gpu 'h"
Vrwpoinf OF q Fiuancier Sir Hoo
gan. An office seeking Man VS.
= Man Seeking an Offlc" b \.
Armstrong. Tho PerpleNi'i.~ oi the
Race Question " Brewer The
Effect OF Oh. Governor Ne.o Power
Among the gentlemen Who paid
personal tribut" 20 the guest %. honor
were Ncsrs % ID Oldham Duck.
worth. sudeyant Curr"u prrafhtw.
Winters. Lashier Pr.chetf a
Ni.hoR Roach OrIotssrt N,,at
Martin Camack. Dillon and Mayor
T. r Hart
To tho foas'- aud personal tributes
roprcseutsii,, Nichols responded DO
O. fifteen minute speech which was
mll of good SENSE. and genuine Wit.
Mr. NichoI. Is railroad conductor
aud was elected 20 the Legislature"
largely is @ result OF tho efforts Of
the railroad .pu ot CLOVIS Pee u.s..
moreover splendid citizen. aud
wisely served the best interests OF
curry county uu the recent legislative
skirmish az Santa Pc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21
% pGmpsse irrigation farm
The Day irrigation Plant.

Three miles ont Of Hale Center Is
'he Walter Day irrigation pumpage
plant with a discharge OF 1909 gal
Ions per minute and under which -
acres OF alfalfa Is being irrigated this
year. together with one irrigation Of
800 acres OF millet
SIR Day. who is an old-time alfalfa
raiser ia the pecos Valley. irrigated
country. says that he thinks he can
make his alfalfa land here eventually
duplicate the g tons per acre prOduc-
"a in the Pecos Valley, being already
assured for this season OF yield OF
from 8 70 : tons per acre.
Next year Mr. Day will increase his
pumpage capacity 10 700 gallons per
minute and have 300 alfalfa acres
undre irrigation.
Mr. bay also. will experiment, next
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21

TN. $50 state Baptist Conventions
of New Mexico met here yesterday
and held final session OF the tNo OF
eauratIous aud 'u tho afternoon dis
solved each of ta" old convention,
and az 90 meeting last uight one u"N
convention Nss organized The fol-
IoVu. We're elected as tu. officer, OF
the newly organized convention Res
60 = NcrmIlliou permanent prrsi-
dent Re-, q. IS LougielloN and Rev.
g. r. Boyd. vice presidents Rev j
q Hrrn.. recording secretary S.y-
,ut.fVU .hurcues NDr. repr, -auted
zoo the convention by ues,eu GERS.
There .r. $50 ministers and ntomi-
MONT visitors here as tHu toiloNIng
Dr A. Barton Waco. Tea Rev
So , Bidding s. Louis pr r.
cate. nrss1, %. WasIsnd Baptist
COLLEGE p.Uuyirv. Tc, H" z +
T. Farmer president Canadian Ban
usr Auadru, Canadian Tea Rev
a. y Marshal Waco TeN Rev Seb-
Thoml. and Res Wiley Of Nusk0ger
okla and Or Harvey Beauchamp of
Dallas. Tex a. the meeting last
night the convention adopted a con-
sfiwr0n and perfected their creani-
lafiou s business session met tnis
moruius a' O'Clock ana q, still. Ia
gCss.ou a. - o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21
tt hIrcli Crop.

The Hal, Center presbyter-
ian church Rev j u Bone
Is logically combining
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21

Dh you =. Il q. taNicah. Nearing
b. 20 Phone sol or li3. lsiuc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21
Mothers
Friend

mt mothers which contains much
valuable Information. and many sug-
gestion. % a helpful nature.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Ca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21
HealthXy8
ySNE6tkGfS

Women who bear children and 70
main healthy are those who prepare
their systems IN advance OF baby's
coming Ulsess tho mother alds
nature IN its prenatal work the crisis
finds her system unequal 20 the de-
mands made upon II. and she Is often
left with weakened health or chronic
ailments. No remedy IA 40 truly
help 20 nature a. Mothers Friend.
and no erpectant mother should fail
20 use H. II relieves the pain and
discomfort caused by the strain on
the ligaments. makes plant and elias.
tic those tibres and muscles which
nature Ia expanding. prevents numb
ness OF limbs. and soothes tho lnHam.
nation OF breast glands. The system
being thus prepared By Mothers
Friend diBpels the fear that the crisis
may not be safely met Mothers
Friend assures speedy and complete
recovery Tor the mother. and sho ia
left a healthy woman 10 enjoy the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21

All =. u. q Messenger calls any
here 10 city Cor ten cents ta1ue
.ffn Pike stroud t42'f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-21

rearing ~ her
child Mothers
Friend IL sold a.
drug stores
Write Tor our free
book for expect.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-02-22
B. +. HAvRON
ANNOUNCES FOR SHERIFF

B. F. Havron, of Whitwell, is the
first democrat to shy his castor into
the political ring. Mr. Havron an
nounces this week for the Office of
high sheriff of Marion County, and So
licits the assistance of the voters, ire
spective of party. We are surprised to
find SO many who are enthusiastic over
Mr. Havron's candidacy, and who
would like to see him sheriff He
paid us pleasant call Thursday last,
as be was in the city for the sake of
canvassing among the voters, and or
dered his announcement. We under
stand he, at former time, contem
plated running for sheriff, but gave
way to another candidate. Now he is
out in earnest for the Office and wants
his friends to stand by him. He has a
strong following in this place where
he resided several years ago, and to
say that they are enthusiastic, is ex-
pressing it mildly. One man went so
far as to say that if SO good a man as
Ben Havron was defeated for sheriff
he didn't want to vote again.
Mr.. Havron is a good sober man,
and highly esteemed At present he
holds the position of stable keeper at
Whitwell for tue T. c.. l. & X. R.
Co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-02-22
Tracy City.

| Special 10 ehc NezOS.
News is scarce this week ON account
of the roads being bad.
We have several news agents on the
hill and they seem we'll posted in the
news business.
Come on, Mr.. Brannan and "Uncle
Tom" We like your pieces.
The candidates are getting scared
before the election.
Mrs. Liddie Dykes is doing fine.
Tom Dykes aud Mark Dykes are still
working at Coalmont
G. M. Brown has saved his wife.
He has got her stove home at last, and
| am glad of it. for he has good
little wife, and / do hope that the
stove got home safe. 1t grieves me to
think about that stove. 1t looked SO
bad. It had six dear eyes, and it had
four legs. 1t looked SO fine and it
cooked so sweet,
Mayme and Burchie Lankford called
on Miss Lille Dykes today
Matte Dykes and Mrs. Bone called
on Liddie Dykes today.
Mrs. Liddie Dykes visited Alice
Dykes Friday.
Maggie Dykes and little brother Wis
tied Icye Dykes and brother.
Come on, Somebody's Darling" /
like your pieces.
If you want to see Mayme Landlord
smile ask her when she saw her best
fellow.
Mrs Allie Bone visited Mrs. Nunley
Saturday.
Mrs. Liddie Dykes says she has got
the finest COW on the hill.
This is Sunday morning and it is
like spring. / saw Mr.. Bone out this
morning, and he is quiet man. You
don't hear of his name into anything.
He attends tohis own business and let's
others alone Green Egg.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-02-22
ROMANCE AND MUSIC.

My favorite song is "Tbe Girl
Loved in Sunny Tennessee. /" You see
it's Loved-all passed-but | was the
girl, and it all happened three sum-
mers ago when the June roses were
blooming-that month of hearts, ham
mocks and hallucinations-es -especially
haliucinations-and sometimes(?) June
weddings
parted-in a beautiful Garden Of
Roses and be asked me, Next to
Your Mother, Who Do You Love-"
and l made answer, 81 Can't tell Why
l Love You But Do" He promis-
ed, ''When June Rolls Around With
It's Roses, I'll Roll Around With a
Ring Then said Goodbye, Lit
tie Girl, Good bye.''
Now have the mournful consola-
tion of singing. II Wonder Who's
kissing Him Now" You see he spent
SO much time Teasing"
Ma sometimes says, "Now Put on
Your Old Grey Bonnet" and go for a
walk, so stroll alone along the gar
den walks for "Roses Bring Dreams of
you, Dear and think Of the strolls
''Down By the Old Mill Stream ''By
the Light of the Silvery Moon or
the long summer afternoons spent
"Tn the Shade of the Old Apple
Tree" where he SO often said, My
Rainbow or my ''Bluebeli, !" fAll
That Ask of Yon is Love- and
promised to be just as true when there
were 'Silver Threads Among the.
Gold" Often in our drives Down
on the Farm" he'd say "Sing Me a
Song of the South, sold Black Joe,''
or "Gwine Back TO Dixie,'' or let's
sing together, "When You and We're
Young, Maggie" in view of the time
when the Harvest Days Are Over"
We planned our Home, Sweet
Home" SIN the Hills of Old Carroll
ma" where he said I'd be as "As Well
come As the Flowers in May" return
ing 'In the Good Old Summer Time
to the mountains of "Fair Tennessee. -
But now he's Somewhere" "Fal
Away" and wonder "Where Is My
Boy, Tonight as / sit "In the
Cleaning when the Twilight is
Falling" for "Pm Trying So Hard to
Forget You,' my Honey Man. but
instead I'm Wearing My Heart Away
for You" Oh, "Bill Bailey, won't
You Please Come Homer al
E. Il. B.
Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-02-22
Patton Chapel.
Jasper, Tenn.


Sp<eraI 10 the -Ve70S.
l. J. Massey was at Kelly's Ferry
Thursday.
g. l. Foster was in Chattanooga
Thursday.
George Hixson, of New Orleans, was
here last week visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Grace Thompson, of Central
High School, spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
J. N Swift, of Guild. and Miss
Ethel Hartman, of this place were
married Wednesday of last week.
Elder Fl. L. Golston, pastor of the
Baptist Church here, is in Georgia Wis
iting the churches of that state. His
appointment here win be filled by Ed
or l. N. Hackworth, of Stevenson,
Ala.
The public school at this place will
close about the last of March. The
teachers are preparing an entertain
ment to be given the night following
the dismissal
Miss Ella Davis, teacher in the
school here, has been very sick with
la grippe for the past week.. Her place
at school was filled by Edgar Boydston,
a retired school teacher, who has
taught several terms here and at the
Shoals.
B. F. little, groceryman and mer-
chant of Hill City, has retired from
that business, and will farm here this
yeal. He says he has tried many
forms of business, but finds farming
the best Of all. We are glad to haye
him with us, and hops he win prosper
in his calling.
1t Is not long until the baseball seas
on will be here again. Some of the =
boys say they intend to organize a
team in the near future. We hope
they will. They could have good
team if they would organize and prac-
tice enough. Get together, boys, and
make things lively. Valley Bird,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-02-22
Clifty.
Spthafto lie Nf50s

] Sbchdtt0 Tie Nfz0s
Well, as the snow has disappeared
and we ara blessed with another beau
tiful Sabbath day, will try TO writs
a few items to the Old Reliable. II
seems like springtime today. The sur
is shining warm and the birds are
singing. 1t seems like we ought to be
! gardening, AIr
Ye writer has just returned from
Sunday school. We have fine Sun
day school here, and there is a great
deal of interest being taken in it. We
have a very large attendance all the
time, but wouldbe glad il more would
come. There were one hundred and
eight at Sunday school today.
Cllfty is a aice place to live, as we
have good Sunday schools and meeting
and a fine school. There is somewhere
near two hundred scholars enrolled in
our school. We have three good teach
ers and good music teacher. s
Work iH H'very good here and we have
good water and plenty of good, pure
mountain air!
There has been good deal of sick
ness among the children this winter,
but we are glad to note they are all
| improving.
Robt. Dye is down with pneumonia.
but is better. Hope he will soon be
able to be out again.
Mr.. Van Reaper and family, of
Decherd, Tenn, are moving to Cfifty.
Mr.. and Mis- Spencer Carpenter
spent the evening with Mrs. Jennie
Turner Sunday.
Mr.. Rocky spent Sunday with Mrs.
Joe Cope. i, 5sss
Miss ABtoinette Jackson and Mr..
Holt were out walking Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Webb Landers and Mrs. Ar
thur Carson attended church Sunday
night.
/ Misslcaney England spent Sunday
with Miss Ada Clark. '''''-
Mrs Lula Bowden and children sof
Illinois, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark
Miss Lavena Campbell called on Miss
Belle Bostain Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maud Turner visited Miss Lii
lie Ledford Sunday
What has become of "Hoss Eye. "
Wake up and let us hear from you.
Don't let Brannan bluff you out.
Wonder what has become. of "Bht-
terfy," of Gordon HILL She surely
froze out during the cold weather.
Maybe she will wake up when warm
weather comes again.
Would like to read piece from the
mountain at Whitwell.
Johnny Jumpup.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-02-22

soul
Jesus said, it is easier for camel
to 90 through the eye of needle than
for q rich man to enter the kingdom of
God" and "How hardly shall rich
man enter the the kingdom of heav-
en-" There are many perils about the
gaining Of wealth and the owning of
It.
VIM. LOACH,
Higdon, Ala. Feb. 10, 1919.