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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
LETTER TO MY MOrHEll.

Dear Darling Mother:
ADDRESS you from the second
crotch In the willow tree by the pool
in the pasture. There's q frog croak-
ing underneath. q locust singing over
head and two little devil down
heads" darling up and down the
trunk. I've been here for an hour;
It's a very comfortable crotch. espe-
cially after being upholstered with Two
sofs cushions. came up with = pen
and tablet. hoping to write Ar immor-
tai short story: but I've been havine
a dreadful time with my heroine.
can't make her behave as ! want her
to behave. 90 rye abandoned her for
the moment. and am writing to you.
! wish could send you some OF this
lovely. breezy. sunshining OUTLOOK
The country is heaven after . week
of rain Our nine young pigs waded
across the brook and ran away last
Tuesday. and only eight came back.
we don't want to accuse any one un-
justly, but we Suspect that Widow
Dowd has one more than she ought
to have. Mr.. Weaver has painted his
barn and his two eilos a bright pump
kin-yeilow. q very ugly color. but he
says Il win wear better than any 9TH
er. One Of our Rhode Island Rods only
brought of three chicks out Of fifteen
eggs. We can't imagine what was the
trouble. Rhode Isl1nd Reds, In my
opinion. are q very inferior breed.
prefer Bun Orpingtons. Tho new clerk
in the post-of1ce at Bonnyrisg Four
Corners drank every drop Of Jamaica
ginger they had In sfock-S7 worth
before he was discovered. There's 70
be an ice cream social at-the school
house next SATURDAY evening. I have
a new hat that I bought for IS cents
at the post-ofhc It's getting too
dark to see: anyway, the news Is all
used up Good night.
FLORENCE COLLINS.
2323 West Grace Street. City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
IN wYTHE COUNTY.

Farming 10 carried on BY most OF
the people In Wyths County. and II
IN one Of the chief occupations OF the
county. Some OF the farmers have
large tracts Of their own, while 9TH
ers have small tracts OF rented land.
Some Of the farms OF my county are
fertile, while others are very poor.
great deal Of this soil Is rocky, and u
Is very hard to dx II 30 ~ to raise
anything at all wythe County Hes
or the main line Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. and the farmers
can ship their products about over
the country TO different places The
farmers every year ship large QUAR-
asies Of wheat. corn. cabbage and DO
tatoes to every part OF the country.
These products usually bring good
prices. and then sometimes they don't
bring 70 much Potatoes and cabbage
are the chief products Many car
loads 81 them are shipped every year
We also raise oats. rye and hay: but
these are mostly used In the feeding
Of cattle.
v. o. D. D. Staunton. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

r. Tale Of the Crimean WARY
He n,ped I'm fields all golden green
A k,ack-eyed little shepherd eess
And sveet and clear the notes aad
rise
beneath the blue Of summer sAses'
these unframed notes Of love ana
icy.
All asv the Nttie shepherds papsd.
The little lad in hemespun aseesea
Played IL the Aever-starreo hese' NV
then
He led his white necks
when
Tho diving sin sank In the west
Thu. time wore on. until! one asy
". heard the tramp Of martial fe"f.
A.. aYrio. passed beyond the Glade,
Ara waving flags and fash OF blade
were mingled with the drums i0ss
beat
III. shepherd ,o,ned the Ions, long
ranks.
Ans s.ru the restless drum played
on.
a. through the neId they charge ana
surge:
How soon 'tvoIId - . funeral oirSe
For those who Tough. and died ere
dawn:
Far out upon an arid waste
The shepherd. with no thought Oh
fear.
Tough; b!aee 10 blade. Now side ~
side
lie sleeps with o,heO Who have died
Lake him before the foeman's spear.
Tn. little drum. forgotten now.
IN silence hangs upon the Vail
Md enslsn vreafhs and eanpefs
brave.
which y.ars ago ala prostiy wave
ger those whc heard their eountsys
cali
Aaa sadeyrs.th 50 r. the pipe
The .hecn~ri 3iay-d - ions ago
While WITH his sheep on ereen-gctn
S,~ siisn, q, the yesrs 20 past
Th~ sizek-ey~1 shepherd rsves q"
rnsrs
Composed W.
HSrgy r. CHADWICK.
Care wIi,s-s Chs1wfck.
Ssss,zl sois,sry sfem..
Banptcr. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
CONSOLATION.

Ever sorry, ever weary.
Life contains no sun for some:
But to the day that's always dreary,
Like others. an END must come.
In life's wearies. troubles. sorrows.
Try more comforted to be;
For sadness only more grief bcrrows.
And SO all light away must nee.
Trusting. trusting In Him above.
Dependence will not enter in;
For grief dares not rebuke His love,
And Joy is nearer love than sin.
Then. At last. when life II over.
And He guides their weary footsteps,
Then LIES fruitiess labor has won
Eternal gladness from the depth.
IRVING WHITE
ia West Clay Street, City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Jefferson. Va.

They met upon a field OF heath.
Brave knight and lady fair;
He kissed the little waxen hand.
And whispered, do you care?"
He loved the dreamy dark-eyed girl,
This stalwart knight SO tall,
And watched her till she disappeared
Beyond the castle wall.
They met upon the scafold high.
Brave knight and lady fair;
The cool breeze tossed his waving
plume
And kissed her golden hair,
And those who long before had
roamed
Through fields Of purple heather
Clasped hands upon the scanold stair
And met their fate together.
Composed by
HARRY z. CHADWICK,
National Soldiers Home.
Hampton, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
lE0W ALICE MINT 70
| TXlSYlANn
EMMA v. CHADWICK.

Auce cuyled herself up on the
shady bench in the corner OK
grandmother's garden. All around
her the roses. seraniums. oache-
Tor buttons and sweet aIyeeum
filed the air with fragrance. She was
trying to count the different varieties
Of lady's slippers, when suddenly she
rubbed her eyes and sat VI qa:ckiy-
Before her was a giant butterfly zap
Ping his wings. All no. IL vas not ths
butterfly that was large. but herself
that was small Come with me, SAID
the butterfly. and, jumping on its back.
she vas taken Up. I'd. far away from
the garden. until they came at last TO
an old tree. under the branches o!
which group Of fairies huttered
around picking something small snd
shInains OF the ground
we have been looking for you"
said one Of them Fastening forward
Taxing Alice by the hard. she took her
Ali around among the other fairies.
These a-e our Jewels" she SAID.
rrctionins to the shining oejects
We errcad them out &C right to
catch the G.ss rays % the morning
sus.- After awhi,s Alice said she
mss. To ana the fairy queen vrsssas.
81 her with q beausifui necklaces.
Climbing ON the butterny's bAch again.
they sfasssd OF. but halfway thsee
she dropped the fairy's G1fG On, my
u.cxsa-s. ny n.rkiace.- she cs3s1. ead
started 90 reach feV them. Bet Wase
instead, with a start, - Ind hssSsiS
iyinE On the Serch In the ssMslsss
gsTa.n, Il know . Wssnv drsa@sng.
she sale, snd besea 10 sses ~ shs
neck.Aee. but ali she fsssA see . tssy
aewarsp CLEANING Iite q A.amse1 u
th.. grass st her feet
Cempesed by
HAIRY ~ CIIABW3ek.
National so3dieft ISe0a.
na09s00, W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

In the southeastern part Of virginia
lies Princess Anne County. This coun-
g Il surrounded BY water, except
whore II Joins Norfolk County. In
the extreme Southeastern part n the
famous summer resort Of Virginia
Beach Not very far from Virginia
Beach IL another watering place Of
great interest. Cape Henry. The farms
OF Princess Ammo are. for the most
part. very small. but there are some
large ones also. These farms pro-
duee large portion Of the truck for
the Northern cities. Among the crops
that are raised are potatoes. strawber-
ries. lettuce, spinach and fruits. On
the coast Of Princess Anne County
there are many fisheries. which sup
ply many Of the markets OF Virginia
and other States. on the shores OF
this county the famous Lynhaven oys-
tiers are found Among the many
counties that make Virginia there Is
none that surpasses Princess Anne In
importance
EDMUND COATES
" s .. b. Staunton. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

We spent tAs ssmmsr Asws by the
Somehow. q seemed - shert 60 me.
But when I came hack the b1r1s had
flown.
Save for Q sc0an that sang aiSaa
Over ana ovsg. an day long.
one dear bar % one little song
Ia place % the resss thought 20
rAss noddsn9 Asjuiss welcomed me:
6oksnrcA stands by The dusty roed.
Fruit trsss sre heavy with csamssn
ne tan svssn corn inst : sen y
wIsasrsS sss Dry. WIN So as~s AesA
n, sssssss ssse wsss,ss ~sersver
Are ssei-ssssG cats. win sAesr isss
unbeat:
rbs Na6v eajs 10 almost Q coz.
The pu4bsn chickens srs gro~H ~
cast sop icohing, 50 seems too
stfUUg~
when y,u ar.sr watching bow things
tHISD GRACE DARsg DAvIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Ecuador. or. Ecupador. az u y some.
,;mes spe.isA. 10 enc Of che least In
po-,ant Of the South Americas repuo'
i,c.. AZ the least II - about the size
az Colorado. and at the meo&. % sarge
A. the Lone star Seose q Texas
very valusble and very extensive piece
Of eesrstory being In dispute Ine
chief ssasous, Aowsves. for tts unsm.
porsaace are first sts SITUATION. Sts
name n the spanish Tor Eqvesos. snd.
TIE world ovss. those 1lvine on tEts
"LAsssudssai ksekeasng HnC are al
ways lazy. Lasisess 10 . nesursS Sses
sesss,ssse Of shs Ecsa1ersasa and
70 widely distrSbussa smone seeo
secondly, 70 contains svyec9soaaeU
sVs ms,Issa pecplA tws-snsses eesme
a0bissNaSsuD indisns. We. - ~ seve
seme rses, cotton ana snesea nsesy 20
evs aYusS On oneo ee4 eWauet er0
perfectly esssOAsl 1Asy ev0 ewsss
fsvma, o. wsvh fos she wnssse g.
ms,y esV -leUUso0so ee0n ne 49,
rscs Of srassssss ssa BDesssA xess1es
cjsss ssre .sr sscsv swr % shsse essoe'
S"'s vs''.s ssow~ usurum.
y n n. =, 0lauotga va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

: I've IN 81 WtrssrH's place, sssut
siNta"l rsIIcl frsH4 Richmond. lie has
HrEutiigi tea2s ~,;s . very yf.ity
iaa" 20 tire frsni kcrsss tie read
- rrsitg asGss c%Eet ~ pr, Nei-
rea. Freslesst y e., wemsn's Col.
isE". 4 few gssd locking hssses are
nos fsr trs@ here 80 fsur miles 70
av~ 30 E.t"pi vazyr VIA tAirty.
sFe - uoTs eh'iGFsH We pass houses
taat have sust s.sE asa zna some b. d.
lsE ss'.i Tnsy src all pretty THIS
FizrH $40 tEs places aEsegs here are
nsssf tAsn sHy F!s.c . have I.vce since
ccsri4g - NsrsiH.S
HELEN EssysDsstEP.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

GeOGraDhy Puasle.
I. Name a river in Kentucky tie
name OF a color.
=. what names OF what two presi-
dents are found In the state OF Wis
constn?
,. Name a bay in wisconsin the
name Of color.
Z. Name two cities In Ohio the names
Of boys.
s. What lake in Nevada Is the name
of a precious stone?
LOUISE T.. EZELL
E5ell, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Answers to Psssles.

Answers to pU1sle0.
Geographical Puzzle
/, Elizabeth: ?, Red: 8. -: 4. Madi-
son: 5, Cape Ann; 6, -
Georgraphy Puzzle
/. Black Sea; 2. Columbus: 3. Rice
Lake: 4. Milk River: s, Orange Lake;
s. Wolf River: 7, Cape Charles.
WHEELER SEWARD.
Gnoisonviiie. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
THE WINDS OF laARcH.

The winds OF March blow hard ana
chill.
With ruthless force and fury sweep.
Through vale and over plain and
NIL
And Ger the ocean wide and deep.
It's roar at night the sleeper wakes,
It's FRANKS by day the mind per-
tuFb0,
The traveller on the mountain Quakes,
It's gusts at times all things dis
turb.
Composed ~
CEDRIC s. 6EvNKLs.
Freeing, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
STATE FAIR;
STATE FLOWER

My Dear Girls and Boys:
Our great State Fair was grand
success. Even big Richmond was
taxed to its utmost to take care OF ana
handle the enorIn 3us crowds the
weather was perfect. the sun shining
brightly every day: not q sign Of rain
or storm.
! do hope a large part Of our mem
bers enjoyed the fine and instructive
exhibits. The girlS canning CLUBS
had excellent representation, and the
boys corn clubs work would Re hafa
to surpass.
The showing Of many OF the e7annes
of the State was fine and well HUE
trated the variety Of products that can
be raised in Old Virginia. The amase-
mont features of the show were not
neglected There was something going
on all the time, every minute of the
day. no duh moments there.
Now / want all who visited the talr
to write me of your "trip, what you ala
and what you enjoyed most. Your let
ters will be of especial interest 10 the
members kept at homo who could not
en,ev these wonderful sights Ines
win read your descriptions with the
greatest pleasure.
The auesti On of State flower Is new
being widely discussed Let us 'aAe
up this discussion and hear what our
members have to say en- the sue1s..
Yeu are as much concerned as .no
crovp people In writing re'nemoef
10 describe the flower you select, no"
!, grows, where 1t grows and now
well 1t Is distributed over the sVs.e'
rh... arc important questions to be
considered. foen $50
p, Sour Puzzle Department neeus
..r.n1.hening. Do not fail to put ~
IT.. nroner shape and keep II 60.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
u.w wspr wv yvRsT sCRG ~
r0RN.

Th.s VS. grown the yea, % 1912,
Lg: taa fsH 81 1911 . ss~~d GermsH
cloves, era = setter crop esves sss~,
acting IS a winter cover crsp prevent
ING ysassz Isschisz ans gathering
rs;roFss Ell The srr
u sss Eisvca sg<ss asss Shs eSss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Pushes and riddles.
l. III give Is cents to John. cents
70 Hilda and cents TO Sarah. what
time in the day 10 TIT
2. Round as . biscuit, busy as =
bee. the prettiest little thing ! ever
did see?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

CODOn1ROunD.
Who was the most talkativs au-
thor?
The most distrsssed1
The most cheerful?
The most amusing?
The noisiestf
The most fiery?
The happiest?
The most nowery?
The taIlest?
ETHEL NNArAoAx.
south Boston. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Names Of AnimaIs In Figures.
liz Is IS.
2-21 . -.
SIS ~.
I" 1s Z.
SIS Is 10 20 5.
e-3 le ~.
lit IS IS I, 3 IS.
Sit % 10 8.
Composed BY
WIN AUSTIN RROCKESBROuGH.
warsaw. Va
Answer to GeoEraoAs Pusxie by Als
V. CLARK.
l. White Sea: 2, Cleveland, 3. R!c.
Lake; 4, Orange Lake; 5. Wolf River;
3. Cape Henry.
Answered by
wM. AUSTIN BRoCKENEROC0T1.
warsaw. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS
NJ. katherine Cooke, Lower 0ren0'
BremO Blum. Va.
MI. Harry e. Chadwick. National SOL
dterx, Home. Hampton. Va.
-, ..,,to,. Virginia school for the
nat Dumb and Blind, STANTON
Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Dear Ed!tor,-Inclosed you will and
drawing which Mr.. wastebasket will NOT
have the pleasure OF receiving hope. take
great interest in the r. D. c. c. page, ana
ever sunday morning am among the nrst
TO see IT am very interested in the shao-
weeks drawing. think Willie z. Chad
wick's poetry on THE Brides Death -
YER, pretty indeed As my letter Is getting
cne / must close. true and loving mem
Der GERIiE IRWIN
lsT Grove Avenue Petersburg, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Thanks for T. ID. c. c

Dear Edito-.-A!l OF the members VI the
T D c. c. Club at this schoo! wish TO
thank YOU .or the representation which
you gave Us on the "Children's Page" for
last week, especially Homer Walker He
warts 10 thank you for the prize which
was awarded 20 him. I wish that you
could be here on Friday % this week. for
We expect TO see en- aviation exhibition
take place on our grounds. Wishing You
very much success. I remain. your mem
Der, EDWARD hA~h
Stanton. vs..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Dear Edito--I am sending drawing OF :
duck and / hope il Will be good enough
for print have E,y badge now. and
am going - keep !, II I can. Papa went
to South Hill and Wrought me real pref
O. doll with black hair and. brown eyes
and she had a real pretty dress or. She
hsd a green sress white shoes ana stock.
;rss and white ribbon on her hair. I vi!
be real glad when srhco. s;srta Well.
must cose. Your member.
WTNKLE PETTY.
Union Level. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

D.a- Efl.r-.-T- has ben ss-re time siac'
r 7rHt JOS o-s % -y frzwi-zE, tst at
srrSTrr ore n this wCse. which hop.
soy wfE Ike You- eli rr-hsr.
HON 4. ELLIS.
E-awv.'lr Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Dear Ea..o--EncIosed - picture FOR
IRE page haven't SEEN the page .or
Two Sundays end have missed IL very
rruch ] an very busy with ray scAoo!
work now will write about my trip TO
Virginia state Fair later. with best
uses for the club. Yo-- loving member.
LTRA V RANSOM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Prize Sent This Week.

Dear Editor saw in as; Sundays pa
NJ -. vas one - the weekly prize
winners Since then 7 have made sew
.-sF lr1rF=les AZ the ncvt-offce. bu: as yet
7 have uo- r-r~ivC- nv prize Or any ie--
,a- concerning 81 Possibly you have sent
= sri g Ia. seen Tr.E<S--ieti. or eitEcT
voas have overlooked 81 wisr ycu woUi!
COX i7-n :H- matter and Isr ~ Eea- from
vo.. as s1'a possible. -haaBirS goa II
sdyaucs. ! rs--aIn.
CHARLES A FRANKLIN.
W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Dear Editor.-l am now busy at school.
going Two OF my cousins FRIDAY.
and espect to nave a delightful time. vii!
go on the train and stay GntN Sunday.
san in the paper three weeks ago where !
had won the prize, but have never received
It, ! hope 1: IS not lost. Ny papa Is spend
Ing the week in Richmond attending the
Fair, and brother and 1 have the horses and
COW TO attend 10. We have two chestnut
trees IN our cow pasture and they are toas-
ed with chestnuts. Every evening wnen We
cerns from schco, go ano gather them.
/ nope 10 receive my prize real Soon. Your
member. CARY kObEHIS.
Norwood. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
seTIs D-z-i,g-

T-s~ Esi'H--T -isr 70 20 Pu- ;his
rr..sr- 81 .ts ra7e- s1- re arr Er-
i-r Join sSs ? - =. 2. Respectfully.
GEORGE JACKSON.
- Park A~s-up. R5rhu1o-r Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Enjoys Children's Page.

South Boston, Va.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-30
R. H. DAVIS SUED.
The Authors Wife Brings an Action
for Divorce.

Chicago. May 3O.-Richard Harding
Davis, author, playwright and war cor
respondent, has been sued for divorce
in the superior court by Mrs. Cecil
Clark Davis, who alleges desertion.
Mrs. Davis, a daughter of ]. NJ. Clark
of Chicago, was married to Davis on
April 4, 1899, at Marion, Mass, after
a courtship under romantic circum-
stances She recently arrived here pre-
paratory to bringing the suit.
The bill sets forth that from the time
of said marriage until the early part
of the year, 1909, she lived with the
said defendant, as his wife. and always
conducted herself towards him as a
true, dutiful and kind WIFE"
The oratrix further represents that
the said Richard Harding Davis, re
gardless of his marriage covenants,
wilfully deserted and absented himself
from your oratrix about the first day
of MAY, 1910, without any reasonable
cause, for the space of two years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-30

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

F. H Petro and wife to o. L. Moore ma
and wife, lot 367, n. Il SO Polk st. = So 700
]. Swanson and wife to ]; Sauer' ooo
lots eS-69-70 College ave, MelroSe-. 4,eUo
Same to same lot 50 Madison ST., soo
Cranes add :; i''00
H O. whitman and wife to G. A
Richie, lots 1924 Harrison St, Or NM
chard Place........--.---.------ o'VUV
A. Parker and wife to B. Hale, lot 16. oo-
A r. Poole and wife to ]. P. Slaugh-
ter, pit. lot 10 Woodlawn ave-, Pot ooo
w. A. Herschell and wife to H G.
Stevens. lot A Tyler st--.......: z'sVV
]. F. Robinette and wife to E E. Nc o.
Fadden, tract in sec 4-lz-l9; u -; r.. o.
s G. Terrence and wife to b. Tor
renee, s. u lot 10 Ridge ave. o-o
Frazier,s sub. - ,ti,ars 70 8 g.
Toddence S. u lot 10 Fraziers sub 1VO
f. M. Guy and husband to S. r. Guy,
lot 674, blk IA, Fillmore St, NJ & D.
sub.
sR q. Carson and husband to E. NJ.
Guy, lot 676, blk IA Fillmore st. NJ
& p y; a SUP: and others to M. r.
Underwood. lots 1857 Lawrence ST..
Metzker's 2nd add. -..-.......:...;;..-S
c. S. Elliott ana wite 70 l. 9nd st
Cranes add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4G
7 Ruppel to A P Challis, lots 166-
W. 70 R p q WeD and wife to J. w.
Fink lots 10 to SO Golden ave. blk
10 and lots 3O-2-4 blk 10 Bellview add. 1900
M a, WGIz~ ~ 1watson,s add..?.... 100
NJ. wilson and husband to P w
Cone lots 37-9 College ave, college,
Hill sub. : - - -''VN
The North Topeka Bid Co. to g l.
Percifield. me- track 80 CARRIED oo-
T P she9,xs TO the Shaw Agency Realty
Co tract 81 Garfield Place ..-..... -"
w A Neiswanger and wife to H. L.
Beach. lots 20 pit. 6S-72 Scotland ave. IN
NJ M WRITER'S and husband to F. L.
Evarts, lots 362-64-65 and 5l3-I5-i4
WAYNE ave, Miller's College Park
add. =.
N Lane to. c. T. Robinson and wife,
aGd ...................... 1870
NJ HalIahan to r. NJ. Bell, lots IL
9Th ave. west, Underwood add. 200
]. Sauer and wife to. j. Swanson and
wife, w. 4 ne. Il 3-12-17. ..-........- $500
Topeka Gem. Assn. to A. W. Carson,
lot 261 sec. 70 %
Tax Deeds: To ]. B. Fields lot 1913
Corey St. Sam Cross add.
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WANTED--AGENTS.

NEAT appearing men to show our sam
pies and catalogs to the people-adver-
Using campaign. Guaranteed salary and
commission on sales. Position permanent,
chance for advancement and travel. Par
dculars see Mr.. Cline, Hotel Thorne, near
Santa Fe depot, Friday.
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REERIGERATORS.

IF YOUR refrigerator leaks, does not
Keep Ice well, or gives forth musty
DOOR, 1t should be attended to before hot
weather. See John Dungstrum. refriger-
ator builder. 804 r. 10th. Ind. 29s3 Red.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

IF YOU HAVE a picture you would like
to have copied or enlarged and finished
in modern style, bring it to Snyder, pho
tographer, 722 Kansas ave-
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ANYTHING

SHERIFF JONATHAN y. NORTON Is g
candidate Tor second and last term.
O. K. SWAyZE IS q candidate for county
clerk subject to August primary.
W. F. sCHOCH, probate and juvenile
Judge is a candidate for denomination
at the primary August 6, 1872
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RARRER SHOP.
FOR SAlE-POULTRY.

On and after June 1st- Electric Poultry
Yard will supply you with fresh eggs and
dressed poultry; also a full line of chicken
feed and supplies. Every egg guaranteed
to be strictly fresh. I want to sell direct
to the consumer Come and see 500 baby
chicks, 2, 800 eggs setting.
ELECTRIC POULTRY YARD.
Take an Asylum Car; get off at III Chero-
kee st. Bell 1893.
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II. w. BOMGARDNER announces his can
didacy for coroner of Shawnee county.