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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01

lnb Die 6ral EoItoiiiItentin, iragt
er t~beilnebmen0, OF oas ,Siibner.
au9e" niht oriidt, bel ibren Soh.
tern erfunoiet er iif iherSello, oh
oos .Euttbiibnfenauge" nift met
terlauniih lit. 9ei 9ertreterinnell
oes pierten Stanoes, SienltmGoden,
Ir6eiterfraien II. /. 10. beoauert er,
baB al,h Der am better allsgerpad.
Iene Sub iein ,ardbenaitge" bat.
Hur Bel Der Srdii SootenarGberili
gebraiidt ct oos @ort r2ei6oorn"
Sereitluillig.
9camter Goes slipls fir Sboad).
loie, gum nerelt g(nfommling)
Sic baben lpobl fem llnaesiefer?"
y9tee, aber if failn Sbnen mel-
Dies beiorgen!"
Sanfbar.
rIbcr, Sunge, pie fannIt on sid,
MIR nit cinem 10 nihtsmutiaen gll-
ben abgeben mie bieier Sorrp; id,
bore, OaB or Der leete ser alaiIc
lit"
sd pcrfebre oils Ianfburfeit nit
linn, Snfel, mdre er ilid)t oo, mare
ih nGinlidl Der leBte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
2as Yiaisitc,
Nus unicrcm Gpfalblatt,

-. Gr iiel pom Baum, broh
iid cinen Arm iluo SOC lid cine
Nmetihung Der @rltIt Sil. Sn nab.
oeuflihem 3liitanoe pilroc or iu's
&ralfenballs p%erbrnd)t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
GinSieSler KalenHer.

Quart 6ornat. ,Sarbenorut Sitelbilo
rNater Salpatoris". 80 Suultrationeli,
oarnnter 8 Soubiloer, iarbtger llmi6Ias,
biibiter Nanbfalenber, preis. Rebusa
I&rria * (cfa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01

baB es Cir gut gcbe, fiel mir bei-
folgen0er Stein pom SerSen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
Has bmrftc nidlt fommen.

Soriter: nSa, miiien Sic: er5ab-
len fonnte ih Sbncn ans meinem
SGgerleben gatt5e 9dnoe. Sd babe
audi ihon oaran geoaht, Elm Bud,
oariiber 81 ihreiben; aber lobolo id)
Die SeOer aniese, bin ifl am gnoc
nit meinent-2atein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01

mai 3abnItoder ouf Dem Gid"
ySit and nid)t notbig. Nah Dem
Diner lteben Den @aIten 5mei 3abn.
drste sur @eriiigume."
~ - -
Ias omritc nid)t fommen.
Soriter: ySa, miiien Sic: er51b-
len fonnte if Sbncn ans meineni
SGgerleben gan5e 9dnoe. Sd babe
aud ibort baran geoaht, elm Bud,
oariiber 5u ihreiben; aber lobalb id)
Die 6eOer aniese, bin i'd am gnoc
nit meinem-2atein."
- - y
Wi6eriprndj.
SSunge .Saiisfrau: ygd, beim So.
fen babe i6 meme liebe Hotb nit
meinem Wanne!"
S%reunoin: sit er 10 permobnt?"
rSas nif)t; ober err lit ser einge-
fleiihtelte 8egetarier ben man lid,
Oenfen fann!"
y y =
+ Spit,
ar5t: ~0en Suber bebanoIe id,
nun ihpn lett sebn Sabren."
SreunO: Der aerl mriB ia eite
Gferoenatlr baben!"
~ - =
Marime.
,Se6en Sic, iiir einen itrebiamen
gpiatifer aiebt es MIR 5pei Mog-
li6feiten: entpeoer er brid)t oeil
Heforb ober oas 8enid."
~ y y
Gin Sroit.
IS bab a Herpene, Magen., Hie.
ren-, 2eber. uno Ser5leioen,-aber
Der aebIfopf is @ott lei Sant
9'iunb!"
Gbcm 10 falt, iuie Sraufen.
Ia ifau Der. @oe, oos idao-
bate Seniter. SGtten mir oaS MIR
sepuBt, 10 brmid)ten mir ia oer
Serrn Observation-Disclosures nidyi
crit St belditisen."
- y y
Bitter.
&eoafteur: Isle iinh ia ieti
auBeroroentlid) proOnftip."
Maler: .Sa, i'd mriB bod Ie.
bcnl"
Heoafteur: Sit benn bas onrd.
aus notbpenoig?"
- - =
Widt absnihreden.
.Micin Serr, bite aebn GentapoS
fiir oieien armen 9linoen."
.gber ibm feblt ia mir EN-
Tu9e."
.Somn bite fiini Gentapos."
- y y
Sdnitcrbnmor.
@eiitcr Ye6brabt lit Der belieb.
teite Samenifnlter am Srte. Seins
&o%nfiurrenten liefern ebenio quite
@aare, periteben aber oaS Yubli,
finn nid,t 10 %gepanOt 81 bebanoeln
mie err. SoS seigt iih Idon beim
MaBnebmen. Siiblt CT on unter'm
Strnmpf etnaS Sartes uno milB er
besbalb cine Srage ltellen, 10 iud)i
er Ole 9~e3eidniins fir Die befannte
fleine Salltperbatruns nod Moglid),
felt Der aeieQidaitlihen Stellung
Der &unoimen ,nn5rpaiien. 80
ipri6t er bel porncbmen unb reid)er
Samen. peun lie Glteren SabrsGu'
gen angeboren. mic bel DER Sral
Oberbpimarihallin Gre. mo Dc,
Srau 8ebeimen 3ommerSienrGtbir
bon elmer fleinen ,Sautperle." be-
iiinacren Samen oieicr @eieaitaitS'
ipb1re BON einem .SambenGu9lein"
9ei Sertreterimnen bes beiieren Mfit,
telitanbeS. 3. =. bel DER Srau Ero'
ieiiorin unb Der Srau &ednungS'
rdtbim laat CT tnrj oNnge." be
ibren Sohtern .9leiglein". @ebort
Die armoin Dem tlcincn Mittelitonol
an. wie Ole 6rou Shladtcrmciiterir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
Bur Chung Der fn,talen
fragr.
Cine Der ipihtisiten Nnfsaben bes .,
H.=&. Central EereinS, bic bic
Nagemcinbeit anaebt.


+ .Sie 81. @enerals8 erInmms I
; flung bes 3. M.za. Central
8ereins erfldrt bon Neuem als
+ cine Der iuidtisiten Iufgdben
+ Die 5ielbeipuBte Nitlpirtung an :
Z Der 2Diuns Der 1o5ialen Srage."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
Giiris.

Iooame (5lum iicuen SienitmGo.
hen): .%or allen lingen erlparte
id,, paB Sic peridmiegen iinn!"
Sienitm1bd)en: .Snraui tomnell
Sic iih uerlaiien; nulgierig): mas
iol ih oenn perIdppeigcn?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
9GnSlid.iittlid.


Gin SEER ans Der Stnot tommt
5u einen, 9orfbarbier uno lGBt lid,
raiiercn. Ser Barber ipi!d. IN Den
Mapi mo ihl1et 0en Sfulim, INN
Den Sremoen cin5uiciicn. Der
Sremoe iprift: yGi! ei! Sic
iplmfen ia IN Den Hapf."
nSa." iagt Der @orbier, DOS thu
ih mld nnr bel Giif, bel Den an
bern lplld' id omi oen Iiniel."
- - y
Sas Siqigitc.
Seon: lin ih mette minae aopp,
Dot ct big meoag &egcu iibt,
Iugult: r@ettcn fier um' nc
Guae Sdnops."
Sean: rNec, 10 leidtiinnig pette
id mid. - @lffniten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
Mmi6rtebcn.

Safer (5u ieinem YubelL Der
Sduiter lernt): n@arrm wiaIt Gu
oenn nit,t bel Geinem ieeigen Mei-
tier bleiben2"
Surge: .@eiBt, Der Meiiter nnS
Die Ieiiterin gefalen mir gar net,
err 5iebt bin iino lie 5iebt ber!."
Iater: Oh hummer Srnlee. mas
gebt oenn did Dos an, mos bait
oenn Oh did barum Su iferen?"
Sitnge: sd that mid, ia mld,
gar net Drum if)ereu. menn MIR bel
Dem Sins nuo &cr5ieben uitt i'm.
mer ieoes Elm DIR pom mir in Der
Sun0 hGtt' On ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
9lbonnirt anf 9llte nnb Niene @elt

Sas dlteite, iuuitrirte fatboliit)e SAINT
lienblatt. Sdbrlid "A Seite "a Is 0ents.
Bel Sorausbe;abllt9 beS san,en Sabr;
gauges IN Ill. $500.
Girca 100 Squitrationen I'M Sabr, oarun=
ter man9e mebrfarbise. 9tlr g%eoissene 9eis
TRACE b~erporra9enoer Autoren. Suuitrirts
Srausubeilase uno Gunbidau.
gu be;iebm our9 iebe Sit6banbluns 10.
pie oirett pom ben 8erleaern:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
anerfennuus Der ilnipnen.

&iidiiftSlps erfennen mir nas
G~palitionsredt Der Irbeiter an unb
pcrfolAen barum nit Compatible Die
S%eltrcbunaen Der Sraoe Unions.
SieIe limb inter beu gegeniuGrtisen
Serbdltniiien Ole ein3ige Organization
unieres 9anbes. burd, ipegd)c Die
Irbeiterifaft Die &edte hires Staua
bes uno ibrer @crperbe ipabren fDn>
men. Sarum erahten mir oils Sflift
Der fatboliifen arbeiter. nit ben
Unions unb in Den Unions on Der be-
ruflid)en unb ip5inlen Sebung hires
Stanbes mit3uarbeiten. ttmip mihs
tiger lit hieie Hflidt, ha Der So3ia.
lismus beitrebt lit, NIT alcn @sitteln
bic scuerfihaftliheu Vercinisunsen
81 cpntrulliereu iino eS tit barum cine
@emiiIenSiade fir fatbpliihe grbei-
ter, bic sum Shmte unb sur &cbmna
hires Stanbes geidaffenen Srganiia.
tipnen pur ben Ginfliifem hes Susia=
lismuS beiunbren sn belfen, oamit
nid)t aud tic bic &itidulo trcfie.
nenn pie Glemcnte heS llmitur3eS lid)
Scr 2eitrmg Sieicr @er6dnbe ben,Gds
tigen nnb trereu adtbolifcn bas @ers
bleiben barin ummp9li6 madden
lolten.
@arnuns uur ben ySnonitriai
@prfers".
Ni6t cinSringlih genus lam sez
marnt iperbeu Dor Dem Ip~noifaliltis
iheu @er6anoe Der rSnbuifrial 8orfs
crs Of the 8orlb". beiien nnarhos
loSialiitiihc Senocn6en niht alein IN
lid, perabihemfgSpcrtb iinp, ionoeru
audi Die @rfiiQung bercdtigtcr Soroes
rlungcn Der Irbeiter erihperen. NM
pa eS ppr Naem meridbrene Gin9es
mnnocrtc. unb oarunter midi penige
&ntbolifcn iinh. Die bcn 0odungeu
nieier Nnilpiegler elm miliges 8ebpr
ldlcntcn uno mn 3u~iriebcnbcit nnr
onS Ont hires @lulbens acbradri
mcrbcn, ridltet Ole ~. @cleruls Sers
iammlung peS Central Sereins on Die
bod)m. Gr5biidnie unlcrcs 9onbcS Ole
! (Sortieeuu0 ali Der IL. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01

(6orticRuu0 aui Der IL, Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
Tam i6aSet's nid,t.

lu'' pS0NipiSH OC Jul ltUllul Iftctllc
Eed)ning, nad)ber ifolmen Sic midi
and, Die Sreppe 'rlinterncrien!"
- - y
Starfcs &aliber.
S~erfdufer: Sic miiniden cine
S6reibmaifine? limo mos ioll oas
fiIr, cine iein?" si@ss4
5rosenbauer: v9fa. a ielte bait,
a %oonerbaftc, po mo- a anal all
groh'n 8rief i6reib'n fannl"
y - y
Stmoenten. SuliSitGt.
f.: .@ann i6brit Sn lpea?"
g: .Woraen iriib eiubalb od,t
ubr."
L.: -Ginbalb ad)t llbr! Sd,aoc,
bate Dir gerne nod oas @elcitc &C.
geben, aber einbalb 8 llbr lit es sil
Ip1t, On bin ih nidt mebr ami!"
- - ~
Maliti6icr 1rmdiebler.
In Der @ila Der meaen ibrer
8latidiiiftigfeit befannten Sripo.
there mar cine Safel a~ngebradt nit
Der Snihrift: Dor Dem (af)unoc
miro getparnt!"
Warnnng.
Gatient Gum 9eioensgei1brten)
~@enn Sic alio Sm einem DER Mcrstt
bingeben mollen. Die i'd if,on oac
foniultirt babe-bier lit Elm Ser,
aeihniB. Die nit einem Stert be,
Seidneten perbieten s Sier!"
- - -
Sdlau.
a.: y@arrm bait Su Oenn Seii
9ieo, .Slterionnta9" MIR iiir Senoi
umb Sopran gelcst2"
o.: rNo. Siteriomtog lit bod
ein bober Seiertag."
~ y
Sidtcr- Snmur.
Tiftor Sdeiicl. Ser Sidter Oes
.Srompeter bon SGdinaen", en-,
prti9 emit, ais er noh IN Saprl
.anf 0on Eiegos Safe. mie Elm stu.
ter ari- mo abgiug". einen 9rie'
BON einem Srernoe babeim. Nel
0riei lpar miranfirt nno foitett
niht penig. Srosoem nabn ibr
Sheffel an. iono aber nidtS meitel
barin, oils Die @orte: rGs gebt mil
iebr gut" Sheiicl lad,tc mo ididtC
nod ielbiaen Cages ein groBe:
YafetS reihlidl eutihGbigt 5l mer
iuls mironfirt. Ter GmpiGnael
bejablte wiliN bns hobc Eorto. il
Der Soiimma. 0lrf ocn Snholt DC;
YofetS rcidlid) rntidGbiat Su mcr
ben oeiien Shpere nui etmos
@ertbpolleS id,liebeu licB. Gr ioni
ober 81 ieincr llcbcrroidnna nidts
BARN, ais ciucn aroben 3ic0clitcil
| ulo sic @ortc: n@ci Der gtadridt
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
}. x TATE DEAD
Prominent Citizen of Battle
Creek Passes Away.

J. K. Tate, a prominent citizen and
farmer of Battle Greek, died Saturday
at his home near Pinbook, aged 63
years His death resulted from com
plicatioas from being thrown from a
wagon several years ago which result
ed in kidney trouble besides injury
to his back He was a member of the
NJ E. Church, and also of the l. o..
o. F. Interment was made at the
Tate burying ground, Sunday at p.
M, about one and half miles from
Pinhook, in the presence of very
large number of friends and relatives,
the family being widely connected
and prominent in the county. Mr..
Tate held the Office of deputy sheriff
perhaps the longest of any officer ever
appointed in the county, and was very
faithful in his duties. Mrs. J. G.
Martin is cousin, and the family
were notified of his denth Sunday
morning.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
Pleasant Social Event.

DUNLAP, Tenn. Dec 10 Especial. J
One of the most enjoyable social
events of the season was that given
last Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Smith when they entertained
at Progressive Rook, complimenting
Miss Rose Wetherington of Memphis,
assistant principal of the High School,
and Mr.. G. j. Collins, of Tuscaloosa,
Ala. The parlors, dining room, lib
rary and hall were all tastefully de-
corated in Xmas colors of red and
green with vari -colored candles bright
ening the green of which the wall was
solid bank. The beauty of the hall
in fairyland effect was enhanced by
the attractive arrangement of corner
in which the winsome little Willie
May Smith presided over the punch
bowl Six tables were set for Rook.
Miss Leila Layne captured the prize, a
handsome Xmas box of candy, while
Miss Opal Kell took the BOBBY prize,
a pet monkey. The color scheme was
carried out in the place cards and ices
served at the close of the game.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
COOKEM00RE HOTEL
CHANCES HANDS

SOUTH PITTSBURG, Dec. TO-
The Cookemore hotel changed hands
yesterday when N. J. Ferguson sold
his lease and fixtures to S. w. Talia-
ferro, of McMinnville. Tenn. The
building, which is modern structure,
three stories high. with all the con-
veniences of city hotel, is the pro-
perty of the Cookemore Hotel COM
pany and cost in the neighborhood of
$40, 900 Mr.. Ferguson, formerly of
Crossville leased the building and had
it furnished at cost of between $3, 900
and "a, 600 The three year lease and
the option of five years more, together
with all the furniture and hotel fix
lures, j. included in the sale.
Mr. Taliaferro was formerly in the
hotel business at McMinnville, and
has splendid renutation as good
landlord. He will Immediately i'm
prove the service and will spare moth
ing to make the Cookemore an ideal
place for the knights of the grip to
stOp
Mr. Fargasou AMI family left this
morning for Pikeville, where Mr. Fer
gason will engage in the banking bu-
sineSs
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
MRS. ERNEST WRIGHT
Peculiarly Sad Death of Young
Mother at Jasper.

Mrs. Ernest G. Wright died at JAS
per Wednesday afternoon of last week,
only surviving the birth of daughter
one hour Her death resulted from the
bursting of blood vessel and the re-
sulting hemorrhage. Her remains
we're taken to Decherd Thursday,
where interment was made in the fam
lily cemetery near Winchester, the fun
eral services being conducted from the
Christian Church at Decherd.
Mrs. Wright was born in Franklin
county, May 10, 1882, and was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ.
Hawkins, of Cowan. She was mar
ried to Ernest g. Wright Dec. 3, 1910.
Mr.. Wright at that time was an en-
ploye Of the Cumberland Banner Pub
fishing Co, but about year ago he
bought an interest in the Jasper
Statesman Democrat, and moved to
Jasper t....
The News extends its sympathy to
him in his severe loss and atfiiction.
Mrs. Wright is spoken of as having
been very estimable person, and the
loss of Mr.. Wright in being bereft of
his life partner is not all his own, but
also of the community in which she
lived
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
In1lan.
SbertnI N TIE .Ne7os.

Sbrcta/ IN the .Ne7os
Visiting seems to be the order of the
day.
Mrs Lizzie Ellis called on Miss Cal
lie Massegala Sunday.
Roy Massengale called on G. E,
Frye Monday
Albert Smith and his partner took a
load of corn to JASPER Tuesday.
Carter Belvins called on Roy Mas
sengale Wednesday.
Claude and Roy Massengale and Car
ter Blevins called on Carl aud Alton
Frye Thursday.
Mrs. Massengale and daughter call
ed on Mrs. Hudson Friday.
Ella HundIey called on Mrs. Hud-
son Friday.
Roy Massengale went to the Inman
postoffice Saturday and took a pocket
full of letters
Jas. aud Clarence Smith went to
Ketuer's mill Saturday.
MoIlie Boatrite and Pearl White
called on Mrs. Ella Hundley and Mary
Hundley Saturday.
A. F. Ellis and o N. Ellis make
regular trips to the Lock and Dam.
They went again Saturday and took
hogs and other things.
Barney Hundley says he made bis
farewell trip to Kptner's mill Friday.
Mr.. Hundley is nice fellow.
Rabbit Hunter
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
kULT MOSlER SHOT
BY NATHANIEL ELLIS
Who Fired Upon Him and Chas.
Curtis While Hunting, Thinking
Them Chicken Thieves.

Ault Mosier was shot by Nathaniel
Ellis Thursday night while returning
from hunting trip on Victoria noun
tain. Some forty shots took effect in
Mosier's legs and serious wounds were
made.
1t seems that Mosier and Chas. Cur
tbs, both of this place, had been trail
ing with their dogs on Victoria noun
tain. They had trailed polecat to a
hole and set their traps and were com
ing back down the mountain side,
marking the trees as they went, so
that they could return and get to the
traps. The night was very dark and
they carried lantern. When near Ell
lis house they hollered to arouse Ell
lis dog. so as to get location of house
and get to main road. This seems to
have aroused Ellis, also, for while
passing along the fence outside his
tield, they were surprised by sudden
crash and shot, came flying about
them Two shots, it isalleged, were
tired. Mosier dropped at once with a
large quantity of shot in, both legs
Curtis jumped to one side, and called
to the party, not knowing who it was,
not to shoot, and Ellis came up. 1t
oOOiuS uudb NC ulu uOb uldh6 us pres
ence known before shooting, but fired
at Mosier and Curtis through fence,
An examination of the place where
the shooting occurred disclosed the fact
that part of the shot had struck the
fence and branch of tree, which
prevented some of the charge from GO
ing higher up, and perhaps killing
Mosier instantly Curtis was not
struck by any of the shot .....
Mosier was removed to his home at
Sequachee. vehicle being obtained
from W. s. Cabe, who lives near. DR.,
Lacy, of Jasper, was summoned, who
dressed the wound The shot we're not
taken out, as the judgement of the
doctor was that it would cut his legs
all to pieces to remove them. He is
getting along very we'll and will re-
cover He is about Is years of age
and the son of S. R. Mosier, an en-
ploye of the N, G. & st. L.. Rail-
road.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
DUCKS PLENTIFUL
ON LITTLE SEQUACHsE

Ducks are plentiful on Little Ssqua-
cbee River this fall, attracted by the
large quantity of beech mast. and a
considerable number have been shot
by hunters. Fred Leland started the
season by bagging four, Eldridge
Robertson also is accredited with six
fine specimens, and Mr.. Gray, who
has been visiting here, took off rec
old of dozen. Others have been kill
ed by the cove residents who are bad
on duck Flocks are continually ar
irving, and it is estimated that there
are probably at the present time sew
eral hundred ducks on Little Sequa-
chez river. and hunters are beginning
to realize it is up to them to do some
thing. A very large flock passed over
town the other day, probably $50 in
number, headed south They were fly
ing at an altitude higher than gun
shot, but the musical "swish' of their
wings could be distinctly heard,
As previously said, the plentiful
beech mast is the attraction, which
falls into the water from overhanging
trees and sinks, and the ducks have
great sport diving after it, and shen
they are SO occupied the hunter steals
upon them, and has great sport, also
Eldridge Roherson's experience is
something worth noting. He saw
few ducks padding in a pool just be-
low the roots of big beech project
ing over it. He erawled up on them
from the bank. and turned loose his
shotugn, but to his surprise a perfect
storm of ducks came flying out from
beneatb the bank. A large flock had
been at rest there, and Eldridge had
not noticed them until they flew out
frightened by his shot.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
FARMERS BUILD
TELEPHONE LINE

A farmers telephone line of twelve
subscribers is being installed from the
Whitwell exchange. The line runs
from Whitwell eastwardly to Hollo-
ways near Sequatchie county line,
and is about four miles long. 1t is
being built by the farmers along the
ioute, and will have connection with
the linss of the Cumberland Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co., over the
county. The cost of service to farm
ers on the line will be 65c per month,
aside from the first cost of installing
line, as compared with the residence
rate of $t.65 charged by the telephone
company. ,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
For hat Dull Feeling After Eating

I have used Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets for some time, and
can testify that they have done me
more good than any tablets have ev
er used. My trouble was heavy ouIl
feeling after eating, DAVID FREE
MAN, Kempt, Nova Scotia. These
tablets strengthen the stomach ana i'm
prove the digestion. They al,o regu-
late the liver and bowels. They are
far superior to pills but cost no more.
Get free sample at any drug store,
and see what a splendid medicine it is.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
Tracy City.

Sbecial 10 the Ne70s.
DIR. g. B. Alder, of Coalmont, has
been in Nashville.
Robt. D. Phipps and Miss Vera
Richmond were married at Coalmont
Dec. |.
A true bill was found against James
Disheroon for abduction and his bond
fixed at So, 900, at last term of court
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Conry, of Pelham,
attended the Farmers Convention at
Nashville last week.
Mrs. q. w. Dillon has been visit
ing in Chattanooga.
Chas. Shavers, charged with assault
with intent to commit murder, was
held under$1 900 bond for trial at next
court
F. NJ. Stepp has been to McMinn-
Vile where be has farm.
Prof. and Mrs J. P. White were in
Nashville last week attending the
Farmers convention.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12

We wish to call your attention to
the fact that most infectious diseases
such as whooping cough. diphtheria
and seal let fever are contracted when
the child has a cold. Chamber llain's
Cough Remedy will quickly cure a
cold and greatly lessen the danger of
contracting these diseases This reme-
dy is famous for its cures of colds. 1t
contains no opium or other narcotic
and may be given to child with i'm
plicit confidence. Sold by all dealers.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
so. PlTTSBURG |. 0. O. F.
ELECT OFFICERS

SOUTH PITTSBURG, Tenn. Dec.
4. South Pittsburg lodge. No. 1893,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
elected the following officers last night
for the ensuing year:
Noble Grand-A. B Womack.
Vice Grand-I. o. Parish.
Secretary-Hugh Braden.
Treasurer-R. A. Hudson. % ,t'9
This lodge is increasing in member
ship and is now one of the strongest
secret organizations in the valley. At
the meeting last night they had work
in the second degree.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
Mrs. Bette A. Sims.

TRACY CITY, Dec. 5. Mrs. Bet
tie A, Sims died here Sunday. She
was born in Warren County May 25,
1880, and her maiden name was Safe
ly. She was married to Turney Sims,
and to them wele born eight children,
four of whom are now living, Mrs.
Z. B. Roddy, Mrs. JAS Rust and Mrs.
Allie Petty, of this place She was a
member of the Baptist Church.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
HIGH TENSION LINE
BEING BUILT

The Tennessee Power Co, which Sc
cures electric power from the Ocoee
river, is running high tension or
power cable from it's plant to the site
of the proposed electric plant at Caney
Fork Falls, where the river is being
harnessed to furnish power for Nash
Vile. The line crosses the valley at
Sequachee College.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
BURNED TO DEATH
AT CEMENT PLANT

Walter Daniel, coIored, was burned
to death at the cement plant, Richard
City, last Wednesday night. A shale
tank tipped over on bim, which was
hot, and he burned to death before
be could be got from under it. His
remains were taken to Stevenson, Ala,
Thursday for burial.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12

If you are trou ubled with chronic con
situation, the mild and gentle effect of
Chamberlain s Tablets makes them es-
pecially suited to your case. For sale
by all dealers
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-12-12
JOHNNY GREEN
STILL FLY NC

Johnny Green, who made two sue
cessful ascents at the Sequachee Val
ley Fair at South Pittsburg last Sep
tember, is still engaged in the flying
business. He made an ascent Monday
of last week at Greenville, Tex. which
was successful, and proposed to carry
the mail from Greenville to Caddo
Mills, distance of % miles, and re-
turn.