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RECORD or A WORKER.
VI. T.. GilkersOn. Man Who IIelprd 10
Mike NirginIn Eamnus.

The ranks of the men who are work
ing Tor industrial development in Vir-
death claimed NJ. +. Glkerson. of Au-
Eusta County. who died at his home
Hiliside, near stanton. on the 9Th
loss TO the State in general way, and
especially to the fruit industry.
Standing for the highest ideals as a
erson was a model man, ever to be
found at the front of progressive move
ments meant for. the public welfare,
many times sacrificing his personal in
terests for the sake of the common
good. He was a model farmer and fruit
grower; He employed scientific meth
and honesty of grade and pack.
one who knew Mr.. Gilkerson in his
private and public life. writes:
horticultural circles OF the state will
greatly miss Mr.. Gilk erson, who. out
side OF Augusta County, was best
known as president of the Virginia
the shenandoah Valley Fruit Growers
Association. For four years or more
he was president OF this association.
giving. to the cause OF cooperation
valuable time and energy when II meant
only sacrifice of his own business and
good health He gave his best without
remuneration other than satisfaction to
his own altruistic soul. 1t Is under
stood that during the last two years
Mr.. Gilkerson sought to be relieved as
president of the association for sake Of
peace and health. but each time. upon
the insistence of the members and en-
tirely in opposition to his own inter-
ests he responded to the call of his
fellows.
Only to those who have conducted a
farmers cooperative organization is
vouchsafed a full knowledge OF the
trials and tribulations that beset q
man in such a position. Especially in
the carly years, when All infant or
ganization struggles for support and
patronage. when the majority Of those
whom 1t seeks to serve stand Off watch
ing. TO see what will become of the
undertaking before giving the support
they should give at the beginning. when
malice, Selfishncss, suspicion and pref
udice are constantly ut play: when the
natural enemies cf cooperation seek to
throttle it, and when even those you
serve sometimes try TO tear down and
destroy that which YOU endeavor to
build for their Notwithstanding in
those times is the position an alto
gether undesirable one.
The difficulties of such position as
Mr.. Gill<crson held for so long were
probably never better expressed than
by George Jacob Holyoake. in an adj
dress hfty-two years ago to the Social
Science Congress at London. Mr.. Hol-
yoake was speaking under the caption.
Moral Errors Which Endanger the
and. among many things remarkably
applicable to the present timo. said this
For a mans brains, devotion. inter-
est and experience, they award nothing
willingly, and make II 80 humiliatins to
receive anything extra that he who
does SO is eventually glad to accept Of
competitive employment. unless his de-
votion is impossible and stronger than
pride, independence and self-respect
1t is no mans interest to hold any Office
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Restaurants.
si hS1" o Bank 81
Rooms Board.
The Washington 1904 s,........ Madison sls-J
Sewing Machines NJ re irinE.
C. A Reams. 2l7 North Filth Madison s
Chez soc , w ., csGy Madison @
Sample store sss E iroaa M aGnf%s
Shoe Repairing.
N'f . Shas HR o " Co s S " Broad St 81,
G g. KdGe i HGs VI II. Main Main Madison ,,,
Sporting Goods.
Jos. L. BickerstaT. st..... Madison 1898
Storage Transfer.
w Richardson. Main Bevdero AIonro. So,
Tnilers.
H. Aaron 4es F. Grace ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,,aa,so, az,
Heynanson w. st.......... Monroe 1878
NJ Lesser. The Raleigh Madison
!. i,uo' o, lsoS e Main Monroe 80,
xer %aS Co. ca SRI W. s ssn 81,
Tanks Stacks. Boiler Repairs Blowpipc System,
Heating and vcntiIatinE
st......,... Monroe 4351
Teas CoTces.
r. r. Heroy Co.. aSs-alo ~ 9Th -...Monroo 4lis
Timing Plumbing.
caPo rpna" CO CIR ac oi g. noa IL
il. r. Mesehls as ;i1enry Madison 5sss
Benson Main MADISON 1916 IS
Tire Reppirins vucnnizing.
Transfers.
A. Fisher. Mons. af
Trunks and Bags, Retail
Rounree 4 Bro. Trunk Co. cS $50
Umbrella Factory.
Newmens Umbrella 32a
UphoIstcring Repairing.
W.
5as5s Gaad s:s t. Sr5ad 5
Vehicle manufacturer.
B. c. Bristow to 10 n 18th Madison
Thorcas II. w. Az
Wall Papcring and Painting.
r.. Main 3353
w.
Window and House Cleaning.
y.
National Window Cleaning Co. Inc. 1914 f. Main
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OLD TOWN LOOMS UP.
Good ROnds I'm Warren County, North
Cmrolinn. Hiring Many Good
IL Ii

Warrenton, y. c., March J4.-The
township, Warrenton. in which the cap
ital of the county is situated. voted by
Il good majority for $4,000 issue of
bonds to build good roads. and tho au-
thorities have sold the bonds, or as
many OF them as they desire for the
present. at very satisfactory prices No
trouble was found in disposing of the
bonds. Hawtree township. also in War
rem County. is agitating the Issue OF
road bonds. The town OF Wnrrenton
has splendid macadam streets and first
class cement sidewalks nearly all over
the place, and its citizens are now talk
ing works, a modern hotel and
cottonseed oil mills. We have in the
town II splendid electric plant owned
and operated by the town.
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Snfety Committee Of Great halfway
GctA One OF ltS PhNsiciuna nusx-

The new general safety committee
OF the baltimore and Ohio Railway has
rs one OF its members n physician. DR.
Parlctt. who dcvotcs his entire time
to matters concerned with the hygiene
ana physical welfare OF employees. DR..
Pnrlctt Is now inspecting the restau-
rants along the road, and also the rest
houses occupied by trainmen at divis-
ion terminals. He is going to look
INTO tho ventilation or passenger
trains. Tho regular physical examina-
ton of men employed in the dining
cars on the Baltimore and Ohio will
hereafter be extended to the en-
ployes of the restaurants and the rest
have certificates of health to show
that they arc free from contagious or
communicable diseases. Women en-
proves are examined by women ply
sicians in the employ OF the corn.
pany.
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THE POLK MILLER
DRUG CO., Inc.


'Nohllhued F'rom EIghth PAge.)
its superb soda fountains its mag
nincent cigar and tobacco department.
ana It's general sundries counters, any
more popular than il now is and so
the idea is to establish branch retail
stores in several parts pf the city,
where the ReXall remedies and the
other SpccialtieS OF the company may
be brought close 10 the people.
The new company, which is only :,
reorganization of the old concern that
has so long held the confidence OF tn.
people. starts out with u half century
reputation behind it and bright pros
poets on ahead for the next half "a
century.
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Durham rohacco Market.

Durham, y. G.. March 1.-THE Tobacco sea-
son for selling has far advanced. and the
greater portion OF last years crop and hest
grades have been disposed OF. The weat her
for the past ten days or TWO weeks has nor
been conducive to handling the weed conse-
quenty the offerings the market have
been much smaller than when the condi-
tions were more Favorable But prices keep
up we'll. showing no decline IN any grades
Loose leaf tobacco sales on the North Car
olina markets dwindled 10 9sio.70O pounds
for February. this year. n biz, reduction from
the January sales. but more than twice as
much as tho total sales for February of
last year. which totalcd only 43oi,l4J pounds
Here the figures:
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% 9S 20. Heads Bldg M1nsoa
Grocers Retail.
Z ii 6;
% ! f1 H!. "A ssSy ss;s Is
nsa Monroe ss
ts''' Gin. 's Ma% sss
22a$ hres5 oss Msn4as Il s j:
'a II 5"Sss asriiSa si s
IT, w.? Rrsa ioni a,s' ,s: ssi
s" ~ Dunaa MaSiss s u
o Ii r!F?s ,ss 's Ss Y Hss.
Ger co. at 5
fucker as ssnd HGnros sss
Wood & sehvooO iisc N eth ;s
Ell S Isl saS Ave Msa s ss
e i's s.xo s,s G. sHsSs
Ns4%tFe n RFSun In stores Co l5;3
IL lundsren a'9s E Na aaasGn 7sss
Hard Wood Floors Venetian Blinds
o. W. Parsons II w Main St..............A1onro. asa
Renovator.
Vera Hat Works. I'll y. st........ Monroe %,
Ice manufacturers
like Abdala 1927 w. Main st.......... Monro. ,o,
As1hy Broad Madison Madison s2
4 G fefknsoa Broad Masison All
scheer Z. Slain ST >,,s, -
W. a Spott & Son. Malt. '''''''''''aoisoh fSl
Laundries
American Hand Laundry le: franklin sronro. 900
Liquors.
4ues M sIadison s ssss
4 ol s & i, s ss
Litha Waters
s:$ ;s e? ss s: Ssa.:
fi'f''S nh'i-DEspepuc Water Co. inc. W. Broad. so
Lumber Work.
Dietrich & IIobson, L. Broad stu, >o,,,. g..
Machinery Repairing.
T. :. Nash. 1l7 ". .,..
" NN'a"u aiacine Co. -5s' r. Main ST.. Madison
Mail Order Liquor Houscs.
J. 8. 30.
phil c. Kelly Us.
49, - iH''' Monroe
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Meats, Fish, Oysters Game.
Aiaory's w. Observation-Disclosures
Meats md Vegetables.
F nkfF e Fos wff S Fps, i 80,
GG Ihh lS w BT9"d soi; so3
Kun k <1.h lsl2 . W. en.y lsts
S T S5 f GARY M Ss :s
E. T. Schmidt. Stall 3d. Firs, Marko,......Mndison
,,., %, Medicine ,1s ,. ,,n,s..
N. Elicit. 1907 Williamsburg Ave-
Music Supplies.
ary"a aS Co. vi Broad Madison So,
once aud school Stationery.
Tn, woltord Stationery
M.ran op,ca, Co. ''"H'
Optomc trist and Optician.
H. Bre'tstein 200 " Fifth Madison ST.,
Nichols 1902 Porter 1881
Paint Manufacturers.
'o"h hFa"eh c , rs Io nrona Madison ls'
Bopp st.............. Monro. a75s
Pickle manufacturers.
Tho Rosemary Z
Picture Framing and Moulding.
Photographs md Records.
c. Haynes Edison Records. w. Mad.
Piastcrets and Contractors.
Sam Grandis. 80 y. Third Recommendations
Printers
81
Slaya r5lntns Co. 70 y
Hsfi r F @ 1919 3 sn Is
v.rmin E1tcrnrnntor.
otto orkin American Nstioaai Bank Bldg. Monroe 1924
Rnxors Sharpcned.
H Hss SHIPS Pvs Co. ' lie \ E neaa ST. Al"
Heal Estate.
.0o2ii Travellers Bldg. 42is
lsowles II ~ Eighth St... Madison
Casseman lois F. Main Monroe
T. A Catn 6 Co, Is ~ Sth Madison SIS
Is. a. Corner
Connolly Franklin Madison
d. q y Stventh Monroe 25ts
G. L. & H. l. Denoon SCI T.: Main Madison 1874
Cibboncy NuckolS Co. 1914 t. Main Monroe 24i5
Cover smith ~ 9TH Madison 23a3
William 81 Miller 1i5 ~ Sth Monroe 3i5l
ii. Moseiey Travellers Bids Madison
g. o.. H..
Mon.
w s. Robinson - y. Sth
Z. y. son
II. 6. Rupert Co, 20 y Sth Madison
T.. l.. Schr1dt 500 T.. Franklin Monroe
Lewis b. SChonhurg. - n 9th Monroe
ID. y. Walker Mutual Bldg Madison
Waite q Co. JjS Am Nat Bank Bldg Monroe 2l3s
Virginia Realty Co, go T. Main Monroe
Zimmerman Co" IS y 9TH Monroe 80
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Cleaning aud prc.sins-Continuea.

Cleaning and Prc.sins-Continucd.
SsSs FL s bye wes
second MSsSs i is:t
:''s', iIs" r;in Co. l' Main y:
I:.xs Gi s"rI Wor l i; ,ss
S.:.as 5,ss Il Z
1hs z 1ssss" 9 Sr e ysS;s
Con,
CASH d 1Gua' w rs co., E g. Leigh St Madison ''s'I
r zap ct GSs .ss &c e a5 Ga q IS
Colleges.
Richmond Barber College i,h Broad second floor
ConfecfioDcrs.
@ 9s'' %2@5's s Is
Jacos"n 80 X sian ~ olson Si5
'sasi H%ss s. = a" %o3 a@%s S. s.
j. y. willard a adison t 5;ss
corse. Shops.
fs G. I @'9 q r Fl ifsfe ;s
Dry Goods. Notions a shoes: -'-
5s. ws.ss: +: 5
Druggists
S: e "a 's a Ash.sP =. IS
'Gf &C CO. ri ss a's az ,j
kaeser Loaaana s Ms?TSs az
Ma9 5ss M sSsl 81 e.,
t.: Madison al H2 Mon $50 $50
i hom%a4aS sasSn s3ssss5s
r''ectricni Contractors, Motorcycles bicycles.
Eaurlan y. Third s., Monro. ,,,s
Feed Fertilizer Seeds
" G. Malone. s'9 ........ Madison ,o,s
s,..,. Eli Fling 4s Cabinet. and ONCE supplies.
Fish and Oysters.
PaInunkcy Fh Oyster Co. Main No,
w. H. Davis l22 y. aionro.
r. White !0l W,rsnr 81
Florists.
Frank Mos,nier 1a Z: Main st..... Madison ,,,s
Fruits and Vegetables.
James H. Smith Stall e. Second Madison 1850
Vegetables
Bray ,'i-s, Market Ni.a,so. 80,
y r. Naumaun First Mark NM.
william Wood.
Funeral Directors.
A $. Clayton Co,
\ ltaye. y. md 49,
i.el6h Madison
Ma
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Anar. ADDING M nm" o"re s Man
Advertising Agencies.
freeman Advertising 7s
Advertising Artists.
WILLIAM J. Moi 3os Lyric ng
AIt"rcr of Ln,iies Garments
A5nal Son 1917 " Broad Madison CIT
Art Stores Framing.
SthrdnEd Art Novelty T..
Automobile Accessories.
Stand Auto isqip. Cor. " Broad st M Monroe $50
Automobile Dealers.
hiSop Motor Co. K-t.l Car 81 - Mnin
nI.t Gfg ,I. cHsE
F Fbs Ian. Se l,. c. ' 3, yiae
ch Syd M's se az rE EE , s Ma'n s'Monroe 1888
The Sirdcbaker Garagc 1913 Monroe soss-J
=. schlu.r. 81 " Esoad st Madison esos
Autos Hire.
THOMAS b. Hicks Sons M Z; Main
Church I'M I.anh go, i: isrcaa Madison ,oos
bicycles and Rcpnirng.
Joseph L. Bckc-stan Madison 33ss
49, hlc.cic Dealers and repair Shop.
panss, M q nfoa A?n ss,
Is y$a msia si hSn.9s 3s
6 W.lt I 5oi,%la ioaa
no"rdn aoH and Livery Ii els.' Monroe 's''
smith & nes' 90 i;..5 s,,ni.. SadsSa -
h0'Fd'"i sl9 ns:E s e'viere s'Mon SIG
hookbnieIs and Loose Leaf Devices ." '''
r,, a,' ,.'' and ":"..,r N'd'''" '''
''"ot fotihc! Brewing
buttcr and EGGS.
carriages, Wagon, and inrness " Arson ''''
|'tlsto% Worshim \. Madison
thsh md InstnImcnt Furniture.
n Black & son williamsburg Avc... Madison an.
Caterers
s2s; A2 s ao I'D olas. Madison
Cigars and To,ncco.
i.vonson Cigar Co. gs 81 ........ Monro. ,ss
Clcn. ing Pressing
ti!E ~ w ,aTy St........ MADISON
a., 4.
80 harrison Si..,.- Madison
80, - w ioai NJ aC!soa
1tatFeI Cleaning Co, Inc, lz3 T.
ttiJi Madison
Iyln.n VIII I'm Madison 2el3
Lee t,retsinE club. " Nn,,o. 80
= Lee -. -. f!fth
r''""''' ~ i'f"ab st Monroe
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Total .......... S52iooO 23.3lo, 600
United states ..... 5S,933.ouG si.17S.o0o
IN the case only Of swine Is ther. -
greater number OF these animals in the
south in 1914 than in 1919, In cattle
there has been q decrease from 1881
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Total
with,
a NEW VENTURE.

Total Observation-Disclosures. S.a3i, 236 9sla. 100
Total pounds Tor February. 1919. 435i.ii3
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-03
To the shoe Buying Public Of Kansa.

To the Shoe Buying Public Of Kansas.
The undersigned retail shoe dealers
of the city Of Topeka wish to announce
to their patrons and others that the
suit brought by the Payne Shoe COM
cary to test the constitutionality of
the socalled Pure Shoe Law is begun
with q full understanding with the
ether shoe dealers of the city and
under the direction OF the Kansas Re-
tail Shoe Dealers association.
Believing the law an unfair one
and one that will result in higher
prices and no better shoes for our
customers, we desire q fair test OF the
validity of this law in the courts
The boots and shoes carried and Of
fered for sale by all of the undersign-
&C dealers of Topeka are as honestly
made and as meritorious as can be
purchased in this the greatest shoe
manufacturing country in the world.
CROSBY BROS. COMPANY,
THE EY-CRAWFORD
SHOE COMPANY,
ACERBACH 4 GUETTEL.
ROBINSON 4 BROTHER,
WAL4K-OVER SHOE SHOP,
THE WARREN n. CROSBY DRY
GOODS COMPANY.
MATTHEW'S SHOE = HAT SHOP.
THE MILLS DRY GOODS co.
THE PAINE SHOE C0nRANY.
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AT THE MOVIES.


The Battle of Shiloh the four
reel Lubin feature at the Empress to-
day and tomorrow, is the story of one
1t the most famous battles in the Civil
war. The picture was taken on the
exact spot where the original battle
was fought and no expense was spared
by the makers, to have the costumes
and every detail of the action exactly
correct. An extra comedy reel will
be shown, making five reel program.
THE House of. Bondage" the big
six reel motion picture play, which
will appear at the Majestic theater all
week commencing Monday. April 6, is
taken from the book of that name,
but great care has been taken in its
production. While the story is fol-
lowed very closely, the Objectionable
scores have been eliminated. making
it suitable for the entire family to see.
The poor life story Of Little Mary,
drives home the strongest warning to
girls ever known in the annals of film
dom. Three performances will be
given daily. at 2:3O, and p. m.
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Correll. secretary. Oberlin.
Dickinson County Fair association. C..
Doasias County seu Fair 0 and As sRe
society. Vanroy NJ. Miller, secretary. Law
Elk County Agricultural Fair associa-
ton, Fred R. Lanter. secretary. Grenola;
Sept 1-3.
Franklin County Agricultural society. J.
Gray County Agricultural society. r. w.
Mcfarland. secretary. Cimarron.
Greenwood County Fair association. J.
Harper County-The Anthony Fair asso-
citation. L. G.. Jennings. secretary. An
tary. Hutchinson: Sept, 12-1s
Leavenworth County Fair association.
worth.
Lincoln county-sylvan Grove Fair and
z As1s syivan o GroSe: Sept. sss on'e'
Mullen. secretary. Mound City.
citation. F. W irwin. secretary. Oakley:
Mcpherson County Agricultural Fair as
McPherson: Aug. 1S-c1-
Mitchell County Fair association. E. c.
Logan. secretary. Solomon Rapids.
Montgomery County Agricultural So
ciety. Chas Kerr, secretary. Independence.
Montgomery County Fair association,
Elliott Irwin, secretary. Coffeyville. Sept
Morris County Fair association, A. NJ.
Warner. secretary. Council Grove: July
oO-&.
Neosho County-The Four County District
Agricultural society, Geo. K. Bideau, Sec
rotary, Chanute, Oct. So.
Nemaha Fair association, NJ. r.. Comet
secretary. Seneca; Sept. 29-Oct- q
Ness County Agricultural association. J.
A. Cason, secretary, Ness City; Sept. l.
Norton County Agricultural association.
Fred Strohwig. secretary. Norton. Aug.
OTTAWA County Fair association r.
Johnston. secretary. Minneapolis: Sept.
S-u.
Pawnee County Agricultural association,
Harry H Wolcott. secretary. I.arned:
Sept 29-Oct. 2.
.PottawatonAie County Agricultural ao-
Sept 1918.
Pratt County Fair association. Jas A.
Lucas. secretary. Pratt: Aug. n-14
Republic County Agricultural asaociA-
ton. q. z. Pierce. secretary. Bellevtllo;
Aug. "a
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and Barclay are sailors and their
original version of the tango. coming
directly after two real artists. is great.
Eldrie Gilmore, as Countess Rossi,
has a pleasing voice and she and the
good looking chorus sing in harmony.
,Totsie Marks, as Maud Eddington, is
good and her vaudeville act with
Swinhart is catchy. Capt. Jack Thurs
ton is handsome leading man and
the rest Of the company are o. X.
Most of the musical numbers were
rendered well, perhaps those sung by
Miss Gilmore being better than the
others. The tango by Patton and Per-
kjns was good exhibition of the
popular dance. as both were graceful
cancers. The cohrus girls were all
pretty, had good looking costumes and
could sing.
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Of as9f1 . G
Conf crate Veteran
have
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-03
AT THE THEATERS.

A coming attraction at the Grand the
alter is Bayard) veiller's within the
Law" which ran for entire year at
the Eltinge thehter. New York City. and
which will be seen here tomorrow night.
April T. This is the melodrama treating
of modern conditions In New York life
which has caused u sensation not only in
the metropolis. but throughout the coun-
try: for it has provoked editorial comment
and praise from such eminent Americans
as Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst. who wrote
of the play: "All employers OF labor, who
underpay their women employees. should
go to see this play for the lesson it will
teach them"
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Big Papers Consolidate.

New Orleans. April 3.-The Times
Democrat and the Picayune, two of the
Oldest morning papers in the United
States. will be. consolidated, according
merger was made, was not said. The
consolidated papers will be published as
the Times-Picayune. The Picayune
has been published continuously for -
years 1t has been in the hands of the
Nicholson family for almost a half CEN
fury. Until three years ago Thomas A.
Rapier was active manager of the nuh-
LEGATION.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-03
sociation. J. D. weltmer. secretary. Hia-

watha.
Butler County-Douglass Agricultural
society. J. A. Clay. secretary, Douglass
Clay County Fair association, w F.
Weller. secretary. Clay Center; Oct. 10
Clay County-WakefieldA Agricultural as
field: Oct $40
Cloud County Fair association, W. L.
ctarty, secretary, Concordia; Sept IA.
Cofey County Agricultural Fair associa-
ton, s. D. Weaver, secretary, Burlington.
Cowley County-Eastern Cowley Fair
and Agricultural association. w. A. Bow
Cowley County Agricultural and Live
Stock association. Frank w. Side. secre-
tary, Winfield; Sept sill.
Decatur County Fair association. ]. r.
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Prize FIGHTER DIES.
Victim of Pneumonia and Not Blow
OF Opponent.

Atlanta, April 3.-James Grant,
bantamweight boxer who had been
unconscious since he collapsed Tues
day night at the end of a ten round
bout here with John Eggers of New
York, died early today. Physicians
said pneumonia caused his death and
that a minute examination of his body
showed no marks of serious punish
ment. Eggers, at liberty on bond, has
been charged only with disorderly
conduct.
Grant came to Atlanta a year ago.
He was 21 wears old
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RUB RHEUMATISM PAIN AWAY WITH
OLD, PENETRATING ST. JACOBS on

appoints and can not burn. blister the
skin.
Timber - Quit complaining! Get
small trial bottle Of ''St. Jacobs Oil
from any drug store and in just q mo-
ment you'll be free from rheumatic
pain. soreness. stiffness and swelling.
Don't suffer! Relief and a cure awaitn
you. st Jacobs dr. has cured mill
lions of rheumatism sufferers in the
last half century, and II Just az good
for sciatica, neuralgia, lu1nbago. bach
ache, aprain1 zAdv. q s E s..
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corns. SO much the retter for GETS
IT. Corn freedom is yours at last
not next week or next month. but right
now! "GETS-IT'' goes after corns as
a crow does corn. There are no more
thick plasters and greasy salves that
don't remove, no more files, raxors and
1abbers that make corns grow. Put a
few drops of tGETS-IT" on and see
every corn and cAllus shrivel and van
ish. That's Che new way, the painless.
sure. safe, quick way. OILY GETS
IT, cap do it. Apply 1t In seconds.
Every druggist In the land sells
"GETS-IT.'' 25 cents a bottle, or sent
direct by E. Eawrehce>& Co.. Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-03
Swell Corns Tr
Wonderful "GTS-u''

Greatest COrn-Cure World Has Ercr
known. "Gets'' Corns Sure
as Fate.
Thousands say ''GETS-IT'' is simply
magic. If you've tried nearly every
thing under the sun to get rid of those
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-03
DIR. sToRRs AT JUNCTION CITY
Talks to Members of Golden Belt
Medical Society.

junction City, April 3.-The Golden
Belt Medical society held its annual
meeting here Thursday, fifty central
Kansas physicians being in attend
ance. DR.. John o. Miner of Kansas
City, Kan, and DR.. w. d. Storrs Of
Topeka had prominent places on the
program. This evening a banquet
and smoker were given at the Bar
tell house.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-03
KANSAS FAIRS 1914.

Following Is a list of fairs to be held i,
kan5aS In 1914. their dates-where thew
have been decided on--loc atoms and secre-
taries. as reported to the state board 81
agriculture and compiled by Secretary F.
d. Coburn:
Allen County Agricultural society, DR.,
r.. = Beattie. secretary, lola; Sept. IA
Allen County-Moran Agricultural Fair
association. Z. N. Mccormick. secretary
Moran: Sept. 1911
Barton County Fair association, W. L.
Brown County-The Hiawatha Fair as