Sequachee Valley News from Sequachee, Tennessee • Page 4

vJii L. 1 ji 1 il i 1 AVcgctable Preparation for Assimilating the Food and ling the Stomachs and Dowels of Promotes DigcslioivChmfur-ness and Rest neither Opuim.Morplune norlhneral. WOT IA11C OTIC. bafitarrsunrHWUEivirauui'' Ptmplw, Seal' Alx-Smnti AMU Sot Anue Clniilud ViMrtyrmn Flavor, Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa-Ron, Sour Worms vrnsh-ness nnd Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature ol NEW EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER i 1 4'pn GO L.

EVERYTHING Known in music. MANDOLINS from $3.00 upward. GUITARS from $3.00 upward. VIOLINS from $1.50 BANJOS from $1.50 upward. All the.

intent rori'LAR vocal anil iiitrunintl in Htnck At half. also lisvve' iht fates't' olapsic lowest possible price; 1 722 MARKET you have headaches, tongue is stipated, bad taste in the mouth? not all of these symptoms, your livetv 1 rfo any or all appetite and spirits PRY0R COVE. Special to the News, Mrs. A. M.

Kilgore died at her home Monday, July S. Sirs. Ktlgoru about 30 years of ageY She leaves a busliand and four children, mother and father and three- brothers and a pre many friends. Mrs. Kilgore was laid to rest at the Lasator oonjotcry.

llro. Williams officiated. ltamsay and wife sptnt Thursday night at Mrs. J. M.

JIaynes. T. L. liaynes to see his best girl Saturday and took bis music box with him. i A.

M. Kilgore and children arc making their homo with J. M. H.iyms in the cove now. I won't call on Urovo any uioro for they wont Cumo one.

llcrry pickers are so t'ick you can't count them by ones huiTjy twos. Miss Mattiu Shadrick Is very i'l. R. Shadrick has home. Dave Tate and family were up to Mrs J.

M. Hayoes Davo Shadrick and brother, Charley, went to Tracy Sun lay. John Grillith and Sam Tata wi re iLe guest of Mrs. Sbadnck's girl. Jesse lirown and wife went to the mountain Sunday to see Cold Wave.

Guess Cold War" i foundertd huckleberries 4 haven't seen anything from biir. lately. Miss L. M. 1'urgtiiun wont to Jasper hopping all saiUc Saturday.

Mrs. lints. and ln mother, Mrs. lirown viiild J. M.

lirown Ahner I'rlco .1. It i cn Sunday. o. 1 I r'T nx" WY' II UL Ik For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought 1.

Bears the Signature- In Use For Over Thirty Years mm tH CINTAUH COMMNV. NEW TO OITV. music music always at the CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Your appetite 13 poor, your heart "flutters," WOO 10 coated, bad breath, bowels con If is a vegetable remedy, containing no mineral or ft narcotic poisons. It will correct symptoms, make your health, good.

At druggists, 50 cents. McMINNVILLE. Special to the News. MissTt'imie Green of Sniithville, is visiting her sister, Mary Dugan. Ilattie Lively has moved to the Bob Potter place on Sparta St.

Mary Dugan and Tennio Green went boat riding Sunday. Mrs. Annie Magness is visiting her mother, Mrs. Wright of I5clk. J.

II. Dugan has moved his res-ta uiant up on Main St. IJoh Gribble of DihrellJ was in twwtr MonfJay. Uethel Webb's little 1oy Daniel is nry low with fever. MinsJ.

A. Newbv of Arkansas, is vHiting her sifter, Mn. Hugh Van Iloosier. js Joim Dixon has returned from Yoodbiirv Lonrne Moss Visited his brother on ibe 4th. i Lillie "Yagr visited her sister, Mrs.

Milh-Y. last wefk. Mrs. John Smith and daughter, Miss C'airie, are visiting in Sparta. Miss Addle Sldne has returned irom rparia wneresne nss teen visiting relatives for the two weeks.

Hawthorne. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills anl Fever 1 a bottle of Ouove's Ti-rnao Cmii.i. Ton ir. is simply iron ana quinine in a umcIcu form No Cure, No 1'ay. l'rice ioc.

MARRIED. Mr. Eugene Smith nnd Miss Eu-i Johnson were married Sunday the home of the bride's parents Mm 1 1 a in per. inonrmeisa aaugnt er of Ewp'W. J.

Johnson of that place and is a very beautiful young lady. The groom is a well known aixi inirniv reynecica yhuhk in.un and holds an important position with Ilavron hardware deal Jisier. lie is a brother of Ed gar M. Smith of this place. Several- from here attended the weddim; among thein being Mr.

and Mrs, Edgar M. Smith, 'Mr. and Mrs. A. G.

Cnaudoin, and Messrs ames Martin and Oscht Campbell. The News extends its cougratu- ations to the happy couple and wishes them a long and prosperous ife. A more extended notice is the following Handed us by Mr. A. G.

Chaudoin, uncle of the bride. Early last Sunday morning the people bsgan assemble at the residence of W. J. Johnson, Jasper, and by 10 o'clock the house and yard were crowded with tho6e anxious to witness the. marriage to take place at 10:30.

A few minutes before the time set Bro. Darr drove 4k, up in his usual jovial style and passed a few jokes. Promptly at Mr. Eugene Smith and Miss Eu'a Johns-oil came in and' before many friends and relatives Bro. Darr solemnized the rits of matrimony between them.

After congratulations were passed those present repaired to the church where Bro. T. H. Connor delivered a more than ordinary sermou from the pas-sage: "I will go; if I perish, I perish," to a large and attentive congregation. When the services were ended we returned to VV.

Johnson's to find a table loaded with edibles that a king would ad' mire and prepared in Mrs. John on's usual good style, which made it all the more inviting. We were all in a condition to do justice to it; as it was near one o'clock. Among the guests present were Rev. T.

II Connor and wife of Knoxvijle; vvm. Smith and wife, of Ebenezer: E. M. Smith and wife of Stquachee, Oscar Campbell and James Martin of Stquachee Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson, the writer and family. Mr. Smith acted wise not only in the selection of a wife but also in havinir had his house furnished and ready to into Monday. We extend our congratulations to MY. Smith and wile and wish Ihun a long and happy voyage down the, stream of time and that at the end of time they may launch out into the ocean of life and enter into that pott called Heaven, where they may dwell together, one unr divided fami'y forever.

In a Glass of Water. Put a handful oiglaztd coffee in a glass of water, wash off the coating, look at it; smell it! Is it fit to drink? Give Lion COFFEE the same test. It leaves the water bright and clear, because Wsjust Pure coffee. The nml4 package in.uree uniform Quality IrmtbneM. NORWOOD BICYCLES JVof Hade by a Trust Model 22 NONE BETTER Tliey are honestly built from the best obtainable uiterials by the most experienced Not a point ran ndd to their beauty or is I'M-rlooked.

Eviry wheel guaranteed. They stand the racket tjir d'algue and Ibices 'SCO!) BICYCLE COMPANY flam 5t CINCINNATI, OHIO orrt'tHndc nts should always put their names on lhir communications. If tliev do not it irivuu unnecessary trsuble. BURROUGHS CHAPEL. Special to the News.

Lizzie Campbell and son, George, and Miss llattie Watley was at Jasper Wed nesday. Also A. J. Curtis. Will Warner was at Soquacbeo Friday.

Fred Campbell was at Jasper Satur day. Stun Robortson who has boon at work for Uenry Warner beyond Tracy return ed home Friday. Miss Uose Wagnor was visiting Mrs. Mary Campbell and daughter Sun day. Fred and Tom Wilkin wore ut So- quachee Friday.

The Tracy City llasn Itall Team pas sed throujrbt hero Friday morning en route to Sequachee to play Ball. Rev. Jamos Hart filled his regular ap pointment at llurrougb Chapel Sunday. Jamos Campbell was visiting Rev. Dugan and J.

H. Curtis Saturday and Sunday. Chris Wagner, the hustler of tho moun tain, made a business trip to Sequachee Wednesday. Wash Martin was at Mr. Wagner's Monday on business.

Mrs, Alice Thornton, who has been visiting ber. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris-Wagner, is thinking of returning to her home in Chattanooga the last of the week. Her many friends regret to see her leave.

Messrs. Charlie and Thomas Campbell, Will Wanner, Fred and Tom Wilkins attendod the picnla at Sequachee Friday. Ask Charllo Campbell and Will Wag ner if they found that bee tree Sunday. Rev. Dugan passed through here on his was to Oak Grove on business the first of the week.

Huckleberry picking is the order of tho day out here. Everybody and his family is picking. I wonder what young girl that was out here who said she wished she could sing "Sunshine." I wonder if W. D. II.

is still riding that two-legged mule. Uncle John Shadrick, of Tracy City, passed through here Saturday on his way home from Jasper. Frank Sbrum, of Oak Grove, passed through here on his way to Jasper Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Payne UamHay were visiting James Campball and family tho first of last If you want to see Will Wagner smile ask him who rode with him from Tracy City Saturday. Uncle John Curtis visited James Campbell Friday. Y. M. Watley made a business trip to Tracy City Tuesday of last wock.

Mrs. Sam and Nancy Curtis and brother's Hugh and Will, were at Sequachee Tuesday. There was a smile a mile long on Mr. Chris Wagner's face on account 'of that ten pound girl which arrived Sunday. Mr.

Wagner does not notice the dry weather for thinking of his new cook. Mrs. Mary Campbell and son, Charlie were visiting at Mrs. Wagner's Sunday. Will Harris and Dave Lewis were on tho mountain Wednesday looking after tbeir cattle.

T. E. FINE BALL PLAYING. Sequachee Loses a Close and In teresting The Tracy City Base Ball Team made its first appearance on the local diamond Friday afternoon and defeated the home team in close and interesting game. Many close plays were made.

Martin was in the box for Sequachee, and pitched his usual fine game. Camp bell ably assisting him. Hal pitched an excellent game for Tra cy, and was well supported by his team'wlu) proved themselves hot ball players. For Sequachee good work was done by C. Martin at 3rd and Byrd at 2nd.

For- Tracy the entire it field did fine work, and Andrigg's work at short was espec ially good. On account ol the lateness ol the hour the game was called for seven innings, and Tracy made its win niiig run with two nun out, tl other run being let in a moment later by a wild pitch. Vers umpin (1 a tineganie The score: 1 2 -l 5 Tracy iiy, 0 10 2 0 28 SeqMachee, 3 0 0 0 0 3 06 Saves a Woman's Life. To have given np would have meant aeatn lor Airs. Lois Lragg.

or Dorches ter, Mass. For years she bad endured untold misery for a severe lung trouble and obstinate cough. "Often," she writes, "1 could scarcely breathe and sometimes could not speak. All doctors and remedies failed until I used Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption ana was completely cured.

Sutlercrs trom Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung Trouble need this grand remedy, for it never disappoints. Cure is guaranteed by Whitwell Drug Co. rricu and OO. Trial bottles free. OABTOniA.

Ban tat 1 lUld You Ham Boclt Signature Mrvirin -w ill roadilv overoonm Los of fiilr, nn.Alv.un indued H.M.fsnn.1 Scratches iMior. MtlStarig Liniment sesBiuUn and caulo. Farmers UyU A toad under a harrow suffers no moro than tho faithful horse that is tortured with Spavins, Swinncy, Harness Sores, Sprains, etc. Most horso owners know this and apply tho kind of sympathy that heals, known far and wido a3 Mexican Mustang Never ft ils not even in tho most aggravated cases. Cures caked udder in cows quicker than any known remedy.

Hardly a disease peculiar to muscle, skin or joints that cannot bo cured by it. MoYimn is the best remedy on the roarkctfor jtwaiwciii Wind Galls, Sprains and Skin Lumjis. Mustang Liniment ItkeepshorsesaudinulesincondiUon. GEARY, GA. Special to the News.

The quarterly meeting of Payne's Chapel was well attended Sunday week. We heard some eloquent ser mons by the elder, Bro. Shuler. We are glad to have Miss Maggie iague with us again. She says the mountain air and chalybeate water are a great benefit to her.

Several from this place attended the quarterly meeting at New Salem Sunday, and report a good time and plenty of dinner. We had quite a storm Saturday evening, lhe rain was gladly accepted. Bro. Morgan of "Rossville, began a protracted meeting at Mt. Olivet Baptist church Thursday.

We hope many will be converted. A. B. Belville of Cincinnati, is spending the hot months on the mountain. We are clad to have them with us.

Miss Nannie llixon is visiting her sister, Mrs. John llixon. J. M. llmkle goes to Chattanooga, with potatoes and beans.

He says he always gets the top of the market. George Hughes and family of Trenton are visiting his mother. Mrs. Trotter, of Pittsburg, Ga was in our burg to-day. The health of the community is very good at present.

Maud Carson is spending the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I llixon. W.

W. Neal of Chattanooga, was up the 4th Sunday in June and or ganized a Junior Epworth League at Payne's Chapel. Wake up, parents, to your duty and see that your children go, and take active part. There is no grander work than training the hearts of the children for God and his cause. The crops in this section are very good considering the dry weather.

Hydrangia. The Best Liniment for Strains. Mr. F. II.

Wells, the merchant at Deer l'ark, Long Island, N. says: "1 always recommend Chamberlain's l'ain Halm as the best liniment for strains. I used it last winter for a severe- lameness in the side, resulting from a strain and was greatly pleased with the quick relief and cure it effected. For sale by Cold well Cbaudoin and Whitwell Drug Whitwell. DIED.

The Mr. Hedrick, who has been maintained during his sickness by the charity of the Epworth League of this city and other psriies, died Sunday and a number of other citizens went to his home Sunday night and held services. TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY. I an kajauve l.roroogainine I ablets. Remember the News job renins 111 Am.

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