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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
r. b. CHAFFIN & CO, INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Ills East Main Street,
Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
V45 SSSSH#s S12SH S $$SSEys VA HH
bWHLLiNG AID 6rHEnkS ' sGhr:
II. L. Trowbrldee and wife and Samu %y
a, Laugherty. dated the first dag Of
July. 1910. recorded In the clerks Of
81. mage 43o. default having Been made
la the payment Of money therein Be-
cured and being required so to do b,
highest bidder. on
TUESDAY. THE 10Th DAY OF
MARCH, 1916.
at 1889 =. NJ,
the property described In said decd
trust. as follows: beginning at a cor
ger on Nibbs Creek; thence soutl
ner 6e dkeGrees ,S east ies Poles TO cor
east 1873 poles to IA corner post OAK
1 msrIv witt With - the line Of the land for
north g degrees east is poies: theme
north 81 IL degrees east s3 Ia polo
IL l. degrees enst with the line Of tn
land land f9rmerly belonging to said Harda
st an i'I no PH,eT to- a. s9,nsr pile
poles: thence north i degree vest vest !
poles: thence north / degree east {
poles; thence north 22 LIZ degrees cas-
IS poles 70 corner beech on tho sout
b bnnk OF tn, ,Ssn creek. at the mouth Of tn
mmeander, to IT'S Junction with Sibb
Greek; thence up Nibbs Creek An
,mhe me- n6sI, to to- tho beginning corner
OF tho above survey contained nbol
I'VE hundred and thirteen (5i3) acre
ce 1ns or ~ es iSo5 put by Ss, deed dated De
containing about thirteen I3) aero
more or less. was cut off and sold !,
one w: X. harden: it being the sun
br riJhss Nv conveyed y , to Harry L; Trow
bearing date on the 29th day OF D,
cember. 1903. duly OF record in Amer.
G93uhnty; In Deed Book IS. page q
WIN the execution OF the aforesa
same property in which one half Il:
Samuel A. Daugher,y by Harry
dd a,H 81, and wife. BY deed bearir
guy or record in Amelin County, Vi
TERMS: Onc-third part OF tho pu
chase money to he paid In cash. a,
payable. respectively. Mt six isJ a,
twelve G2) months. with interest ad
cd from the date OF sale, evidenced /
the negotiable notes OF the purchase
chaser TO pay the whole amount of [
purchase money in cash or TO antit
pate tho deferred installments there,
Jess Jess nntarned Interest. The said
he secured by deed OF trust on
property sold.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY. y
Trustee "
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BUYERS RUSH TO ORIENT
FOR SUPPLIES OF TEA
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
NEW YORK, March 23.--On account
or the shortage OF the tea supply, buy
ers from all parts Of the country arc
rushing to the coast to catch steamers
Tor tho Orient. Twenty eight buyers,
from New York alone. left to-day for
the Pacific to catch steamers leaving
this month. The buyers predict Il sub
stantial rise In the selling price If To-
cal stocks are not soon replenished
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NEW YORK rRoDuCE MARKET
by Levy Commission Co.
RiChinnnI IA Nlnrt.h

NlN YORK. March 2S-Raw sugar n.m.
centrifugal, so. mo!asscs. i.i-: refined. firm,
hhttcr. steady: cheese irregular. Spot cot
i".. steady: i.i", No. :. SCI santos 80 T. 1911
i.'1c. 49,
C"'tons"ed oil wa, higher to-day on cover.
'Hr "f shorts and buying for Southern ac.
cunt inspired by lighter crude offerings and
"" strength In other commodity markets.
Final prices were ~ TO J" points not higher.
sales SEQ. Tho market closed nrm Snot
." hi'!; March. 6 6ops'5 April. 673I&s,S:
May d''nGI: June. 6.S9Tss:: July. ;.0?fi7 o. :
August. iiH7. IL: September, 7Tff1?.: Octo.
Der !. ca 1.:I
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. March ., 1918

t6ales ut Union stock Yards
1915:
Best steers, 7Gp7h: medium to good. eHni;
common to fair. 6de: best heifcrs 6hdI7h !:
medium to good. shI6h. common TO fair.
ttsNok: common TO fair. 3AG4h: best oven.
nust6: common TO fair. tta1Si.: bulls iiict5ii:
Vsals, Sq1o; best hogs. I: light. 6i4II: sows
and stays. thI5h: best sheep. SS7: medium
TO good. sos: common to fair. 3,tIih: lambs.
7hQ.St,.
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Observation-Disclosures

have been appointed administrator OF
the late Mrs. Kate &. CatoEni de-
ceased Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the cs-
tate TO present them for payment, and
all persons owing the said estate Will
please make payment TO the UNDER
signed. PHILIP TRANA.
Administrator.
No. III y. Eighteenth St. city.
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rErERs BURG PEAN1,.r MAnkrr

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tteported by Rodgers, Piummer X Co, Inc
PETERSBURG. VA. March z3-Spanish--
Farmers stock-Market. quiet at SIC per
bushel. NirEinians: Fhrmers stock--Mar-
ket steady. Fanc, Jumbo. axe rer pound:
fancy hnndpicked. S'sc psr pound: extra
prime. 3Ac per pound: sholiins stock. ~.
To c">c per bushel.
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NAVAL. STORES.

SAVANNAH. March 23-'rurpentine firm.
~; sales S., receipts: i7:: shipments. l3l:
stocks. S.IH Resin. Hrln: sales. nine: re-
cetpts. SIS; shinnncnts. 49,; stocks liz lsl
Quote: A. b. c.%Tac5.
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Curb Moderately Act,vc

NEW YORK, March o3.--Tradlns on tho
curb was moderately active. with prices gen
orally nrm. Kelly Springfield tire was
strong. selling up points to ll6. There was
II subsequent reaction to l+Ia realizing.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. March 2S-Cotton goods were
steady to-day. with fair demand. Mems
wear lines were quiet: fine dress goods were
In demand for fall. SILK trade for fan was
light. Jobocrs reported moderate trade.
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BY GREEN & Redo.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

or
THAT WELL-RUILT. THREE-sTol
ABOUT TEN ROOMS. wiTH BRii
KITCHEN OF -FOUR ROOMS. No.
NORTH TWELFTH STREET. co
NER OF MARSHALL STREET.
BY. virtue OF certain deed OF tru
dated February 81. 1911, and record
In the Office OF the clerk OF the Rio
nond Chancery Court, In u. b. 2l0.
page 309. default having been made
the payment OF the debt secured the,
IN. and having been required by
beneficiary hereunder so TO do, J. (
undersigned trustee. will, on
THURSDAY. APRIL !, 1915.
At $50 o'clock l.. NJ.
on tho premises.
proceed 10 sell by public auction
property conveyed therein. namely:
That lot OF land. with iinproveme,
thereon. In the city OF Richmond. '
fronting twenty-five (22) feet on
west line OF Twelfth ST.. at the SOU
west corner OF Marshall and Twei
streets. and running back betwt
parallel lines one hundred and six G-
feet TO l0-foot alley. This proper
being. centrally located. and SO near
Broad Street, is always occupied.
ing now rented to Il good tenant, p:
Ing $500 per Rnnum.
TERMS: Cash.
NOREELL y. WALKER,
Trustee
a liberal loan can be secured on {
property.
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b0ND LIST

-ttla!tic Coast Lin" ist is,........-... 81,
y. .. /" CIV ~. in Baltimore. G,id,.. -
Chesapeake and Ohio Conv.. 4i.s.......... ~
llgEctt ana Myers. ~ Ib!db.............. 49,
i!Eg.tt and Myers. Observation-Disclosures. ...L,
l.oriils,rd Company. Observation-Disclosures. ~,
lori!iard Company 80 ,hidJ Observation-Disclosures. -.
Norfolk and Western co"v.. f.s. .......... Il.
Seabn,rd air Line, STAMPED Is ,OidJ... ~
Se"hoard MIR Cine adj. J',................ t2iy
southern Railway, Observation-Disclosures. sl7.
southern Railway. ~ ............ .... 9>=
United states St"" "a is...... -........... !Jli,
.hileq states Registered IS. .sS1 cid. 9sia
United Ststes Registered S. 1919 bid . 70 IA
United states Panama, IS. 1876! ,bidp... :olI,
virginia Brown brothers cts did, :,
Va. Car. Chemical l-i - ,bidp ....... vi
Va Ry ana Power 60. - asked, .. toa
wabash uvh.. = tb!d Observation-Disclosures. ga.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAnKEr

'HltAGo. March 23.--Reports o, vide
spread danger !rom Hcss!an nv made wheat
run ur Ia price o-day. notw lths,anI!nR a
tumble AZ the start. The market closed
ttrNnG y. ~ s.. above ms nirht Oihnr
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!c9: stock. l.sTs.6i5.
Total FOR wcek--Rcceipts. 1881; exports.
Total for season-Receip,s. s.S7o.5oi; exports.
g. 80. 81.
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BY VERY COMPANY, INC.
1906 Hull Street,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
BEAUTIFUL LOT or ON THE soF
SIDE OF sEMMES AVENuE. +
EST HILL PARK.
In execution of n deed of trust, d;
December 16, 1912. and recorded In
clerks office OF the Circuit Court OF CT
terneld county, ID. Is. 1870. page 29l.
Iault having been made in the payn
OF a portion Of the debt therein
cured. and being required SO TO do,
VIII sell by auction, on tho premises
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 81, 1915
at S o'clock =. NJ,
the above mentioned lot. Besinr
on the north side OF Semmes Avenue
the corner of the lot recently conve
10 James i. Bradley; thence in an e
Wardly direction along the nortl
line or Semmes Avenue 1875 feet; the
pack northwardly between pari
lines 1872 1-2 feet.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay
or sale, any taxes that may be du
note for $1,000. with interest ther
and the residue at ono year after d
deferred payments to be secured
deed OF trust on the property, AM
bear interest mt per cent.
r. l.. MONTAGUE.
ROBT. \. POLLARD,
Trustee
N. B.-The above described prop
Ia between Forty-third and Fo
fourth Streets
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| calves. s7."aa*lot0. Sheep. unsettled: sheep
SID: sS.l6: yearlings. Si.s5ftSs 10; lambs. siSS
$3.50.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stot X.

5000 Alaska Gold
900 Al;is-Chalmers
700 Allis-Chalmers. pfd.
$1,000 Amalgamatcd Copper =.
ZOO Am Ayr. Chem. com.
800 amer; Beet Sugar. com. .
600 American Can, md
ZOO Amer. Car and Fdry.
1000 american Cotton OH
LOO amer: Hide and Len. pr.
o. ArHer lean Linseed Oh
800 American Locomotive :.
Amer: Malt Co. pfd.
900 american Smelling -. :.
american Snuff. com.
200 American. Sugar -.
American Tobacco. com
American Tobacco, pfd.
s. 800 acknowledgement
100 Ntlantic Coas, i.ine...
A. G. /. OF Connecticut.
200 Baltimore and Ohio. -.
20, 200 Bethlehem. Steel Co, com
bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
20" Brooklyn Rapid Transit
10. zoo Central Leather, com.
a.lo0 Canadian Pacific
l.i0C California Petroleum :.
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
10" Chicago Great Western
100 chi. Great west, pfd.
30o'hi.. Mil. and ST. Paul.
$500 chino Copper
crucihlc Steel Cor, com.
truCiblc Steel. pfd.
$500 colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
1000 Consolidated Gas
",i0o Germ Products. com. D..
Den. and Rio Gran, com
400 Erie. lst ptd. ..........
Fed. Mining and SIM. pfd
800 General Electric
$500 Goodrich. com. ......
Great Northern. pfd
$500 Great Northern Ore cts.
200 Illinois Central
..S0c lntcrboro- Met.
H.?UG interboro- Met. pfd. 80.
400 l;;. Harvester. com. D..
roc ln' Paper
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SPRING DISBURSEMENTS CITY
WEANiBOATS.
OLD DOMINION LINE

~. i,,chnond. foot OF Am ST. daily 1900 r. ~
Leave Newport ..S:es A. ~
Connects with main limo steam:ri iesv,ns
E i.S for Sew York daily. except SUNDAY
" ny, p. M. and C. & o. Ry at r. Il
E sx iins steamers stop at Claremont o.
Virginia NAvIuA lI0N co. James Riv.,
~ daylight for Noritik. Old Point. Newport
Ssws AM al Jamoa River landlnEs honday
wednesday, and Friday ut $500 A. n. sTsis III
fecsivod tor ali James River points
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COTTON MARKETS..
BY Caskle g Burch & Co
Richmond. Va. March -

New YORK. March 5. -A,ter COMPARE.
livery Quitt morning cotton became ncflv.
to-day, with all positions ma king nor. ni,.t,
records irf the season on covering hy 90.
months hho!ts ana u renewal OF buIl .iInnor.
IN" close was very steady, TO ;, points ne;
higher. '''>
Liverpool showed "a I"ac:ionnrv ,.nae,cy
hna. ail"i opening unchanged 10 ro,u,
lover. me local mark; worked ) to puiuts
HnG': ."Si Aighi , clos" OF, realizing aud i.rn
s"i!in" for reHrtion Griyai, wires nom
sew orleans claiming SOM" cotton ON ~. ia.
board there i1f Rotterdam Was being -.
turned TO warehouses. owing 10 ',!n,iii;. 80
procure marine Insurance, yrohAbIy .ucour1
..ged some OF me se.lns Grerings were no,
aggressive. and thcT, vas sur!Ci.nt f,nsS
buying 10 give the market :, steady ,,nn,r
zone. a good many contracts were nh,orL,d
.arouRG 40 FOR October
During the afternoon 'hcr. ras a aur-y 81
near months covering ma fresh buy,us nm
DaFenily inspired t} tax OF Z. h!rCh fin ia.
matter OF deliveries le iers' rl..s,nca,io,'
March contracts LED IN" ufvauce s.lJiTy 49,,
I" s'3. OF y points net higher whia I.,,.r
mouth. holH ABOUT 20 - points ,hoy. Ia a.,
nights close i'iua' prices vcro oi,Iy sIiy,,, ~,
on from the b"rt under rcaliYlrp
Letters said Ia have u-"T 70, ,!v.d ,,,, IT,, f,
nrnh from Warrington. Saying tn. bI..u, " T.,
markets considers Itself under n,, obI,c,f,o,
10 arh:traic disputes arising from neIiy.r,..
on contracts mace Iripr 10 February +. ~,
VIII max: such artiirHtIOu II Gc,tr.s ...,,-. "a
10 inspire feeling arncng som. trader, - =,
some q: the COTTON recently teiiy.,s, ~
March contracts nigh; be returned To ..ito,
putes 'e
,y,n eli
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leading staples. too all scored a not gain
corn ., to y. oats Il to u. and provisions
9 O
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VIEW YORK March :3-Port uor.m.,,
Midt!nE. 80: receipts. 10. stock Ia s-o
Total to-0hy Receipts ias!:. exports 70
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

'By Frazer ( Tompkins)
Richmond. Va, March g. ~:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10

New York would have no trouble IN
flying in there And how are you put
ting that spring on
Mr. Bowser laid down the hammer,
after wiping off his flushed face he
stood erect and pointed into the
kitchen. Mrs Bowser disappeared
without a word. Then he inspected
and found cracks
COMPOUNDED old doorway is out OF
plumb, and that's the matterr he
growIed as he set to work to un-
hinge it. When he got the door of
he racked it this way and that ana
tried it again More cracks than be-
fore! He took it off and sprung on
top with all his might, and this time
as he held il UP, there was crevice
flown. He started to lay it fit on the
ground. but fell forward, tumbing
over himself, and sprawled on his
back
whats the NATTER" asked Mrs
BoWser from the back door
Mr.. Bowser slowly arose. looked all
around for the AK, and not seeing 1t,
he jumped with both feet on the
screen doors and kicked until they
were reduced to string and strips
Then he went up TO Mrs Bowser,
painting and perspiring and pale-faced,
and hoarsely whispered:
This is the last time-the very last.
Next time you coax me INTO doing any
such Internal puttering work around
the house I'll GOO. never to RETURN
when did I coax you
Never you mind It's all right"
.Just-keep quietl I am neither
blind nor deaf If we live together
ten billion years longer don't you ask
me to even bore q hole IN a table leg
for a caster This is the limit I'm
dangerous from this ont''-(Copyright
1915. by the Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dicate-)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10
|BOWSER, HE PUTTERS
OF Course He's a Failure.

your way down town." asked Mrs
Bowser the other morning as Mr.
Bowser was ready to leave the house
WHY" he cautiously asked in re-
ply.
I'VE ought to have a screen-door to
the kitchen There's where all the
flies will come in We can use the
same old door we had last year, but
hang it,
I'VE viii. eh2 I beg to differ. I
don't propose to pay no carpenter So
or 81 for doing what can do in half
an hour I'll fit 1t myself"
But don't you remember, Mr..
Bowser@don't you remember that
THAT what?"
You tried to hang screen-door
last summer and you got SO mad you
nearly tore the house down"
Il did, Ell? That's a pretty yarn
for you to stand up there and spin!
In the first place I never tried to hang
a screen door, and in the second I
never get mad"
But youIyou-" she stam-
mered-
Nothing of the sort don't even
remember that we had a screen door
never tried to hang one L never
got mad 1 never even saw q fly
around our house in summer Change
OF climate seems to have had very
queer effect on you
But won you SEND a carpenter!
Not by a jugfu1i I shan't have
anything to do at the office this after
noon, and If there's a bit of ttnkering
around the house, it will be fun for
me-"
He returned at noon having heavy
parcel with him, and when Mrs Bow
ser asked about the contents he cut
the string and replied:
Just a few tools. Comes handy to
tinker with Every man ought to keep
a few tools and do his own repairing
I think I saved US at least $500 last
year.
well, I hope you won't fly mad
over your work A screen door is
very particular thing to hang.
"Oh, IL is? You've hung lots of
'em, / presume"
IT know that it takes a skilled
workman"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10

You'd better write a book and call
1t What Know About Screen Doors
I ought to feel awful proud to think
I've got such a smart wife. Run right
in now. and begin the first chapter!"
Mr.. Bowser descended to the cellar
where he found four screen doors OF
different sizes He selected one he
thought would fit and carried it up.
1t was six inches too short The third
was almost long enough to make two
such doors as he wanted He had the
fourth one, which was almost fit,
in the back yard, when Mrs Bowser
came out to say:
IF you had first measured the
opening and then measured your
doors, you wouldn't have had to lug
UP but this one"
wouldn't I? Perhaps you under
stand my object in bringing up the
extra ones? Perhaps it is the duty of
a husband to explain every little move
he makes?"
an inch at the top Mr.. Bowser
brought out a couple OF kitchen
chairs. made scratch on the door
with a nail. and was about to use the
saw when she asked:
Aren't you going TO strike line
across there?"
For what reason?"
IF you don't you can't saw
straight %
Cant L? Perhaps I am blind,"
When he finished saving off the
strip and held the frame up to the
opening it was plain that he had run
his saw at an angle
served
turned on her. DO you suppose I
imagine I wanted a straight top on
that door? If you know so much go
ahead and finish the job!''
Mrs Bowser went into the house,
and Mr.. Bowser held up the frame
again to see that he would be obliged
to tack on a stripe or leave an open
ing for all the flies in New York
state He was saving piece off one
of the other doors to make the strip
when Mrs. Bowser appeared and said:
you'll spoil that door, too, Mr..
Bowser. Why don't you take q piece
from this box? If you had put a
straight-edge on the other and marked
it YOU would have been all right"
Mrs. Bowser," he began as he laid
down his saw, lam I a purblind child
or years old, who must be brought
in when 1t rains, or am the man OF
the house, 40 years old and generally
supposed to have sense enough not to
sit down under a piledriver to eat my
lunch %
But you'll never make that door
fiji" she protested
IF I don't no other man on earth
need try!'
She went in again and he sawed off
strip and nailed it on the other door
Then he held It up to find the frame
half an inch too long Mrs Bowser
reappeared and was about to say
something, but he gfared at her so
savagely that she went back without
a word
Those Internal old kitchen chairs
are either lifting up or sitting down."
he growled as he held the door up
I've got to saw a piece off the bot
tom to make a fit. and she'll either fit
or down comes the whole shantyt"
He sawed off piece and got what
he called a fit He smiled and chuck
led over his success, and had the
hinges on when Mrs Bowser came out
to ask.
what good is a door there If you
leave all those crackS?''
Cracks Craeks2 You can't find
oneI''
Look here-and here-and herei
Mr.. Bowser, even the humble bees Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10
You Can't Be Too Careful

is wife meal a
bu ime and
In
sells
is he
a
handles side line also
a 1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10
THEY FINED THE SHERIFF..
Prisoners Assess Fine at 10 Cents for
Cussing in County Jail

Great Bend, Kan, April 10--The
county jail is filled with a bunch of
fellows who as long as they have to
put In their time try to get little
enjoyment and last week a kangaroo
court was held in which Sheriff
Brown was the first victim. The in
dictment drawn against the sheriff
was a mastery affair and he was
convicted of cusSing in the fail and
fined 10 cents, fine and costs, which
he promptly paid Every visitor who
enters the place is now hailed before
the kangaroo court and fined for en-
tering without permission The Ness
county sheriff was the second victim,
but now everyone Is treated alike.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10
Credit or Cash Same Price

the credit. have
cash price that piano
whether
This is
owo thanou for borrowed
No mat how
Iive,a
small monthly
ynIae
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10
EDITOR CHANGES LOCATION.
Meadows of the Gaylord Sentinel Buys
LINCOLN Republican.

Gaylord. Kan, April lot is said
that Lee Meadows, owner and pub
Usher of the Gaylord Sentinel is seek
ing a larger field He has leased his
paper here to George Leary, an ex-
perienced newspaper man, who will
soon take charge 1t is rumored that
Meadows has bought the Lincoln Re-
publican from J. s. Summer. Mr..
Meadows has given Gaylord and Smith
county a good clean paper and he will
continue the good work in his new To-
cation He is prominent in Sixth dis
trict political circles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10

Do it yourself with Devoe Carriage
and Auto Paint c. M Hill & Son
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10

You can paint like an expert with
Devoe Lead-and-Zinc- c. NJ Hill &
Son--Adv.
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