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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
], |. DENHAM,
53 Atlas Block.

BROOM rooming house, strictly mod
furniture and carpets the best, always
full. If you mean business and want one
of the best paying houses in the city,
one that will stand the closest inspection
address c q, Herald.
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1S-ROOM rooming house; modern; two
baths and two toilets; furniture and car
pets nearly new; reason for selling, have
bought larger house. This place is
money maker and will pay to investigate.
Reasonable rent and long lease. Price
5000 cash For particulars address c Is,
Herald.
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WANTED-Every lady to have skirt
waist OF coat pattern cut to order, by your
measure. guaranteed to fit. Nine. Phillips
Cannon house, 206 W. So. Temple. Phone
sS9S-Z.
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FOR sALE-SmaH safe, 100 lbs; goa
condition, cheap. CAL 25f5 Ind. OF 70
Wright, No. 7 East % South.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
How Long
Have You
Been
Paying Rent?
FOR SALE

We can put you in a new house with
porcelain bath tub. sink. toilet basin h7r
and cold water appliances. all ready tn
attach to your stove. electric light fin
lures. door bell. large front porch. fine
back porch screened in, making a fi--
summer kitchen. large parlOr. dining room.
kitchen, bed room clothes closet hzrr
room, pantry with shelves. bins. drawer
good basement, large lot. east front. cI0ss
to car line, within sidewalk district. fer
only S2,150. Terms.
Or we can put you in a 5-roora house
with the above conveniences. with stair
way in, so that rooms can be added
making a T-roOm house II desired, without
having TO Duy a new one and pay so much
more. Only $500 Terms.
1t costs nothing to investigate Orr
EASY TERM PAYMENT PLAN"
Even if you haven't much money. come
and see US. We can help you OWN YOUR
OWN HOME.
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FOR RENT-Furnished. To desirable
party; for few months, Groom house, best
residence section. Bell 1881
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SEWING MACHINES.

STANDARD NEW HOME sewing ma
chimes and supplies. Young Bros, e West
LIST South. Ind. phone 1858. Bell SOS
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good shoe repairing business that Is
making money. Come in and we will tell
YOU about il. $500
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Burt & Carlquist
Real Estate Mortgage Loans,
Fire Insurance,
Phone 80. Il West Sd South So
Il West Sd South ST.

FOR SALE
THOS f. ROWAN REALTY co.
&. II. DOWSE. J. p. MORRIS
Under Des. Nat. Bank. Phones; Ind. 81.
Bell 2Z77.
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grocery on the east side, doing a good
business; good location; low rent and a
money maker. s. 800.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
9-rTn. str. mod. home. 81 No. state. $50 o.
e-rm- str mod, 703 So Main ......... A %
s-rm. mod, hr.. i39 Sd ave ...........-- 40 %
5-Em. new, str. mod, 3os Z. 4th So. 81 %
s-rm. Dr., mod, 80 Z. Sd So ....... q 50
6-rm mod. house SIS 18th ave .......... % %
E-Tr. Or, mod, 1874 w. I'd North ... p g
5-rm- br-- mod, S2 W. Sd South .---- % @
6-Tm mod Dr., sos Park ave .-.-.-.-. 20 %
4-rm. mod. new 53s :. 9Th So-....... 20 O
s-rrn. br., E. l., II5O Bryan ave ........ IS %
6-Fm. home. s22 E. LIST So .............. II &c
s-rm- br., bath, e. l., 925 W. LIST So-.-. 1e 3
6-rm- br., 113O E. Sd So .............-. Is o.
arm frame. Sss Pacific ave ...-..... u g
arm. Dr., 154 n. 7th West .......... Y %
5-Fm. Dr.. 4S7 5th ave CWaterloo) -. II o.
rms. 1e4 n. 3D. West .............. 9 o.
rms 35s ". sth So -.................. O
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY
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CHIMNEY SWEEPS.

AND FURNACE CLEANING. Leave
orders King-Browning How. Co. Both
phones 1851.
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WANTED-Young man with 800 to in
vest in good paying business and take
position OF sales manager; good salary.
Apply by letter. Utah Manufacturing Co.
134-l36 West I'd South.
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WE ARE DOING BUSINESS at the old
stand and selling good business PROPOSE
tons every day. If you have business
to sell, list 1t with us and we will sell II
as we have demands every day for good
business propositions.
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WANTED-Slx weeks instructions in
craftsmanship and position as travelling
salesman with reliable firm secured.
Write for our book How to Succeed as
Salesman" Bradstreet System, Rochester,
n Y.
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$500 BUYS Il interest in an office bust
ness clearing 500 a month. Business well
advertised and established II you are of
the brainy, up-to-date business type this
is just the thing for you. Best reason for
selling. References. Address c Is, Herald
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WANTED-To sell quick. Visible type
writer Owner leaving city. Under
wood" care Herald.
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WANTED.

WANTED-SUite of two or three house
keeping rooms for young couple; no chill
dren: must be nicely furnished; viii pay
from 80 to si5 per month; can furnish
reference IL necessary. Address c 10, Her
aid.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Write and we will explain
how we pTy any man SIS per month and
all travelling expenses to take orders for
portraits. Experience unnecessary This
offer made by the greatest portrait house
in the world. Write now before IL is too
late. r. d. Martel, Dept. COS. Chicago.
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AN EASY WAY to start a business that
will pay several thousand dollars annual
ly, selling merchandise by mail; improved
plan, we furnish everything, and show you
how; s25 to 800 necessary. Milburn-Hicks,
Chicago.
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For RENT-FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-Middle-ag aged lady house
keeper to cook for six university students
Apply today between ? and p m .
18th East
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We have several good business PROPOSE
tons listed with US as strictly confidential
that we cannot advertise, but will gladly
show them to prospective BUYERS.
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If you are looking for business location
see US before buying. 1t will save you
money. For what we sell you we will sell
ri oh
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WANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-Active agents make SIS to
500 a week selling first practical stand
ard two-hand keyboard, visible writing,
portable SIS typewriter ever sold Does
work like 500 machines. Everybody wants
one. Big profits: easy sales; exclusive
territory. Get full particulars at once
from Dept. L. H, Junior Typewriter Co,
331 Broadway, New York
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opportunitY OF lIfetIme.

10000 ACRES grazing lands on Pacific
slope, 50 per cent suitable for agriculture
In tracts to suit purchasers. Address p
o. box g45. San Antonio, Tex
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Hotels and rooming houses we have
from $500 to $4,000. There are some good
payers in this list.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

DIR. A. c. BEHLE-suite SEASIDE
GA; Ind 9O5s- Formerly at Summit block
rooms $40.
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WANTED-One man in every locality
I'm United States to advertise and intro
Commission OF salary. Ninety dollars
monthly, and expenses. We lay out your
work Experience unnecessary. Write,
Empire Medicine Co, London, Ontario
Canada.
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DR. R. R. BROwNFIELD, suite 4os
Bell 2z4s: surgery and diseases of women.
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AhI n ~ n. =, y y - - = 1ADERS
THE ACKNOWLEDGED La z II r.
ALI, KINDS OF BUSINESS FOX SAL IL
OR MOTTO, "A SQUARE DEAL ~
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A SNAP. Established hardware, tool
and notion business. good location, money
maker. Party must leave in ten DAYS It
will take about 81 600. See NJ. J. Ruthbard
business agent, 152 So. I'd East. Apt D.,
call mornings
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ELECTROLYSIs-M A. z. SMALL.
515. Superfluous hair, moles, birth marks
removed.
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WANTED-Ladies make money selling
guaranteed silks direct from looms; cut
any length: 1-3 saved; express prepaid;
write for information. Lenox SILK Works,
229 5th ave, New York.
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Here is a good commission business.
small capital required. But is a money
maker. The owner has good reasons for
selling, as he is leaving the city. $500.
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ON SALARY; no other security; lowest
rates; strictly confidential F. A. New
ton 421 Herald bldg.
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In the restaurant line we have several
One on Main street and another close by
that will make any one money. You bet
ter look into these as they won't last long
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WANTED-A furnished sunny room,
near watchtOweT or l. d. 5. hospital, by
single man. state price. Z. Herald.
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WANTED-Solicitors for housekeepers
labor-saving utensils and kitchen conve
nisnces at the Novelty Utility agency
Moved to Il South West Temple.
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IF YOU are looking for a safe and pay
ing investment of $500 or more, address
D. Z. F., Herald.
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WANTED

Responsible party wants option on 800
900 OF 10000 shares OF mining stock. Al
dress. giving particulars. q. II. c., liH
Madison St Brooklyn. n, Y
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Meat market that Is doing a good bust
ness on the east side. Close in. 1t will
pay for itself in six months. $3.50.
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FOR Rents finely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; pantry, closet, eel
lar g. ]. 227 street
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cialty salesman for unoccupied territory
Line up now for 1909. Proposition paying
5000 per month and expenses. Old estab-
Hshed. responsible house. Sales Manager
So Fifth ave. Chicago.
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WANTED-Ail territories covered by
travelling statesmen with up-to-date ad-
vertising- fans. Quick sellers: exclusive
designs. Samples easily carried Earn
ings $50 to $50 per week. Selling season
now on. United States Calendar Co, Gin
cinnati, o. Fan Dept.
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STEAM LAUNDRY now being organ
lied Anybody looking for safe and pay
ing investment address A. b. c.. Herald
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WANTED-Saiesman: Experienced in
any line to sell general trade In Utah. An
unexceiled speciality proposition. Commits
sions with $35 weekly advance for ex-
penses. The Continental JewelTy Co.,
Cleveland, o.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished larg'
front room, strictly modern, walking dis
lance; excellent Cor two gentlemen
breakfast IL desired 225 Z. 18th So.
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FOR RENT-Two pleasantly furnished
rooms, modern, walking distance Bell
| phone 1573-Y. Inquire 601 So. Main
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MCoYs STABLES. Both phones 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-27
CLAUDE E'ENGLE
RESTING A BIT
CANDIDATE FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR ARRIVES IN ITALIA
HASSEE AFTER INTERVIEWING
5000 VOTERS or THE STATE.
speeIaI TO the journal.

Tallahassee, Fla, oct. 26.-CIaule
L'EngIe, candidate from Tallahassee
for the United States senate, Is in the
city again for a few days rest from
the incessant travel done by him sine
he started out upon his campaign In
an interview today Mr. 'EnSle made
the following statements regardIng
his desires. hopes and plans, and the
measure Of success attending the ef-
forts he is making.
Z want 10 go to the United states
senate with no political nor financial
debt to pay to any particular person,
group, combination, gang or bunch l
am determined to owe my election %
everybody in general, rather than 10
some few persons in particular. ! am
free now, nobody has a string on me.
] kept free while I ran my paper-Ihe
Sun-puttinE in It what l believed
would do good 10 everybody alike. /
would mot surrender my freedom Tor
q seat in the United States senate
4 am making and until the day or
the primary, will continue TO make a
man-tO- man canvass of the state In
the past two and a half months l have
been in IS counties, visited more Jnaa
$50 towns, and have personally
spoken to and delivered my literature
TO over 5000 voters of Florida As
soon as l get through canvaSslng the
remaining nine counties / will at once
start out on my second trip, which
will make in an automobile
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OFFICIAL WASHINGTON
SHOCKED AT THE NEW )

Washington, Oct. 26.-OfficiaI Wash
ington was shocked at the news of
the assassination of Prince Ito. The
Japanese embassy here was plunged
into mourning. Officials of the state
department expressed great sorrow
for the taking of OF so distinguished
a parsonage as Prince Ito, whom they
looked upon as one of the foremost of
the worlds statesmen.
Despite a denial from Toxic that
Prince Ito's tour was political, it has
been made apparent that he was en-
trusted with several most important
missions by the mikadO, the foremost
| being an attempt to fOTestall the pro-
test of America and the other powers
by effecting a more complete under
standing with China.
Prince Ito played an important part
| in the framing of the recent treaty
| between Japan and China relating to
| railway construction in Manchuria.
/ The treaty was concluded August 81,
and has been considered by many
| diplomats a violation of the treaty OF
! peace concluded between Japan and
/ Russia after the war. Japan. in the
/ face of her Portsmouth pledge not 10
| ObStruCt any measures that China
| might take for the development of
| commerce and industry in Manchuria
| forced a specific pledge from China
not to build a railroad from Hsinn-
! mintun north without Japan's con
| sent.
! Another significant provision is that
/ should China build the Kirin railway
| east, she must borrow half the re-
/ quired capital from Japan, thus insUr-
! ing japanese control OF an important
/ branch from Japan's main line toward
| NladivOStok. China was compelled to
| transfer the Taishichagonew Chwang
! line to Japan.
| Japan also refused TO discuss the
| absorption Of sovereignty along the
/ South ManchuTian railway. which is
far greater than ever charged against
! Russia. Her attitude was in glaTing
contrast with Russia's recognition OF
/ Chinas sovereign right in the recent
| Hardin agreement.
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SAD DEATH Of
T. K|RCHOFFER
MADE BRAVE FIGHT FOR LIFE
BUT THE WHITE PLAGUE HAD
TOO FIRM A HOLD AND HE Sue
CUMBED LAST NIGHT.

Eugene KiTChoffer, 46 years of age,
died about Z o'clock last evening at
his home, No. 225 West Government
street. His wife, two sons and a
daughter were near, and they mourn
their deep and iFrepaTabIe loss.
The funeral hour had not been de
cided upon at a late hour last night,
but it is expected the sad Obsequies
will take place tomorrow
Deceased was a member of Canton
Merritt No. l, P M; Excelsior En-
Campment No. 4, Damon Lodge No. ID,
K. Of P, Hickory Camp No. 30, w. o.
w. and the United Commercial
Travellers. In Pensacola, where he
spent the greater part of his life. he
was highly esteemed by large num-
bers of friends.
Mr.. KirchOffer made a brave fight
for life. When the dreaded consump-
ton manifested itself Enthusiastically he
went west to gain his former good
health, but the disease had taken too
firm hold on him. He spent weeks
at FL Paso, Texas. receiving every at
tentiOn- Doctors in that place a week
ago gave up all hope OF saving his life
and he started home. Word came
that death might occur on the train,
a painful message to friends He az
rived Monday morning with but very
little life in his body, but even in
such condition his sympathetic friends
were glad to greet him. They could
only wait until the last, as Il was
seen he was beyond human aid. II
all ended early last evening when he
feebIy breathed his last breath.
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WOMAN SAID GIEL
PAD BEEN ABDUCTED

Claiming that negro preacher had
abducted her daughter, Mary HILL
cOlored woman. last night appeared
at the police station and made appli-
cation for the preachers arrest AC-
companying her mother was the al
legged abducted girl. who was Is years
old. The mother, COTTObOrated in de-
tail by the daughter. said the preach
er had persuaded the girl to leave
home by false promises and when
found the girl was in the preacher $
church yard. crying with cold and ex-
posture. She said her daughter was
held there against her own free will,
and the girl said she wanted to leave,
but he would not let her Then she
saw children she knew and secretly
sent word where her mother could
find her. The mother found her
daughter and the preacher together.
Besides the mother and daughter, an
other colored woman came along and
said they were telling the whole
truth Captain Wilde started at once
to investigate their story and will take
action if the claim can be further coz
rObOrated.
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BEULAH.
speelaI ID &c JaurnaI.

BeuIah. Oct 23.-This section was
visited by the worst wind and rain
storm last "Wednesday evening thai
We have experienced since the big
hurricane. P. c. Dawkins had several
buildings blown over, and most OF
them will have to be rebuilt, as they
cannot be Strengthened up.
Mrs. James Snowden has been on
the sick list for a few days, but is
now able 10 be about again.
c. Z. Snowden has moved here
from Quintette.
Mrs. G. r. Snowden has gone to
visit a few days with her sister, Mrs
Z L. Snowden, of near Cottage Hin.
c. B. Busby. Willie Wesner and
VIII Olesen have just returned from q
fishing trip 70 Brent's ditch, on Per
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DESTIN.
Special TO The Journal

Destin. Oct. 26.--Mrs. Sarah Mar1er
has Eeen very i'll with fever, but We
are glad to say she is improving.
Mrs. Douglass and children and her
niece, Miss Jackson, who have been
visiting Mrs. r. J. Williams, will re-
turn to their home. at Port Eads, La,
Tuesday morning.
Fred Williams caught three hundred
pounds Of mullet yesterday
The Donna brought over a crowd
Sunday. They came for fish.
Mr.. Brooks came up from Camp
Walton to spend a while with VIM.
MaTler and family.
Miss Ida Destin is spending a few
days with her grandmother
Quite large crowd attended
church Sunday night.
Our Sunday school is still going on.
but the attendance IS not as good as it
could BE-.
Mrs. j. n. Cummings spent Sunday
with Mrs. T. J. Nicholson.
Fred Williams and crew caught over
two hUndre snappers Saturday.
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ALL STOMACH
MISERY ENDS
JUST A LITTLE DIAPEPSIN WILL
MAKE INDIGESTION, HEART
BURN, STOMACH GAS OR DYS-
PERSIA GO IN FIVE MINUTES.

Il YOU had some Diapepsin handy
and would take q little now your
stomach distress or Indigestion would
vanish in five minutes and you would
feel fine.
This harmless preparation VIII di-
CCsJ anything you eat and overcome
sour. out-of-OTdeF stomach before you
realize IT.
If your meals don't tempt you, OF
what little you do eat seems to I'll
YOU, o. lays like q lump Of lead in
your stomach. or if you have heart
burn that is a sign OF Indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for a 50-cent
case of PaDe'S Diapepsin and take a
little Just as soon as you can. There
viii be no sour Tisings, TO belChinE
Of undigested food mixed with acid,
no stomach gas OF heartburn, fullneSS
or heavy feeling In the stomach, Nau-
sea. DebiIitating Headaches, Dizziness
or Intestinal gripping. This will all
90. and. besides, there will be no IN
digested food left over in the stomach
to poison your breath with nauseOuS
odoTs.
Pape's Diapepsin is a certain cure
for out-Of order stOmaChs, because it
prevents fermentation and takes hold
of your food and digests II just the
same as if your stomach wasn't there.
Relief IN five minutes from all stom-
ach misery is at any drugstore waiting
for you
These large 5O-cent cases contain
more than sufficient TO thoroughly
cure almost any case of Dyspepsia,
Indigestion or any other stomach dis
tuTbance.
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CURSING At
WHITE GIRLS
SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS MADE
AGAINST HENRY CLARK, YOUNG
NEGRO, SENT TO JAIL AT LATE
HOUR LAST NIGHT.

Serious allegations were last night
made against Henry Clark, coloTed,
about Is years of age, who was sent
to the city Jail by Mounted Ofcer
Hall at late hour. Drunkenness and
curSing are dOcketed against the
negro, but when Witnesses tell the re-
corder this morning the alleged cir
cumstances the negro will likely come
in for q stiff penalty.
1t was alleged that while half drunk
Clark stumbled over toward a cottage
at PeTdidO wharf and seeing young
white girls on the front porch. began
to make use of very indecent Ian
gUage. The officer found the negro at
the corner Of Government and 4
streets. and sent him in. Clark used
language. some Of the Witnesses al
legged. that would indicate he knew
white people were nearby, and they
asserted the filthy words were used
only because of their presence.
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SNEADS.
Special to the Journal.

SPSciai 10 the journal.
Sneads, Oct. 23-The farmers are
all busy breaking and hauling in their
corn. also gathering in their forage.
Gotten will soon all be gathered.
There is a great deal of sickness IN
and around our little village at pres
ent
DR.. McCIoud. Of Cypress, made a
flying trip here Tuesday in his new
autom obile.
Little Moreno Stokes, who has been
confined TO bed with fever, is better
and able to be I'D.
Little Clyde Evans is somewhat i'm
proved, after several days serious i'll
ness. She is greatly missed by her
little chOolmates.
Miss Alice Evans. who is teaching
school near Chipley, made her par
ents visit last Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Paulsdegraph and little son,
of River Junction, visited relatives
here this week
Jim Yates is moving his family TO
Chipley, where they will in the future
reside He expects to 90 into bust
ness there. His many friends wish
him much success.
VIII Hamn and family have moved
over in Georgia
The L. & n. pay car made its an
nUal visit here Wednesday, making
many hearts glad
t J. Wright, with his gang, return
ed here Saturday and resumed their
usual work
Mrs. Belle Wells. Of near Chipley.
made home folks a visit this week.