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33 DR. S. D. BLAND H
W; OF Urontoa, OR., WRITES: ■
S|H "I tad been a Mifforer for » number of *e»r» M
SSb \. i'ii Lumbago Mid nheumatihin in my a:ui#ana M
CP '\k und tried all the •.enu-dltja that l<ou)d JH
£# £>• t'aer from tnedlcaJ worke. and aleo consulted B
3# v itfc a number of the bent pbytdclana. bat fouiu. H
fife •. riiiau tbut- eavfe the relief obtslned from H
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Rat yc rLo.'.iatttlem aad klodred disease*. •
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PS nt.ncc.ck, Minn., writesi ■
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|£ I'T Khium.ulam and KMnoy Trouble ;li«t ihc H
|Sr uid not «;anrt on h<-r feet. The moment tbey
Ktt 'i out lie floor »!io would «or*.am wire ■
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K rii*) runs rtiounj u v,-!i and fccppjr •> can bo.
M , reeeribe "5- DUOPS" for my and uie
SB PRMTUE."
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B .umbaso, Sciatica. Neuralgia. k.dney
w i "luble or auv kindred disease. writ© to
H us for a trial bottle o£ "5-DROPa."
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yb "S-OROPS-' is entirely free from opium.
*5 . cHine. morphine. nlcolio], laudanum,
uid other s miiar inarri_-dients,
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2S SVVAHSON RHEUN!A7!O CURS COMfAHV,
gr- i>cyt. 43. I.aLr Btre*t# Ch!iß*e
fc,! >fi» Master George W. F. Gaunt of
>; C v jersey says:"The past year has
Inc. the banuer year in grange work
m itie Garden Stave. Sixteen new sub
ot'.,l::.nte y aligns have been oigauiz.cd
atv.l two Poninnas, mnklng 118 tub- i
«.rdin-uo and fourteen romoua granges. |
Xeuiiy 3,000 new members have been ;
mil!.-L to cur membership, mr.klng a i
KiMi-.i total "112 15,000. Our Orange :
i ;.v insurance company lias been stead- j
ii;, j'l'owing, giving sale protection to
our ji.itrons. We have nearly Sl8,oO<»,- j
000 worth of property insured. For a !
ni'.u i>er of years subordinate and Fo- .
no:j'i gi-anges have been co-operating ,
in the purchase of farm supplies at a
. saving. This lias been, however, ;
„• !t>cal character. Tlie Orange Com- J
-s.i Exchange has Ijeen recently in- j
ioi no rated with a capital stock j
Sr. 'W, whkh it is expected will l.e
v.-rv helpful to the members of the ;
grange."
G vV. Felree. state master of the Yer- i
nv'ir-t grange, reports thirty new sub- l
ordii. ites and one Pomona organized ;
the past year, adding 2,0<J0 members. ,
Questions were freely discussed, and
cdn.-.'itlon was the watchword. Agri- j
i-vilture ar,,3 nature studies were being ;
introduce:' into the common schools, j
The grange stood Cor better roads, bet- >
ter methods and better everything Ho .
will not be satisfied until there are as
many granges in Vermont as there are
towns.
C. D TUebirdson, state master in •
Massachusetts, says a great growth Is .
on with enduring results. The j
problem of child education was engag- !
iitiie attention o? Patrons in Massa- ;
chu: etts. Growth of membership WHS
of little consequence unless every one •
ii.V seme deii::lte object. The grange !
is v,-inning its way to the front.
The exemplification of the ritualistic ;
work was never better than this year, j
The first degree was exemplified by ;
New Britain (Conn.) grange officers, i
the second by a Cheshire (Conn.) team, ■
in.' ihiid by a ladles' degree team from
Keene, X Ii ; the fourth by a ladies'
degree team from North Brook Held,
•Mass. The fifth degree was beautiful
ly presented by a C entral Pomona de
groe team of Connecticut and the sixth
l y the officers of the Connecticut state
grange. This work, particularly in the
),.\ver degrees, caunot fail to he an in
£i.2ration to all who witnessed it, and
• iiivUgh them the various subordinate
grange-* here represented will be iu
clt 1 to iiuprovement in this very im
portant plmse of grange work.
Governor Woodruff of Connecticut
gave an Informal reception to the na
ti.'-nal gringe and visiting delegates
just at ihe close of one morabig's ses
slon. In the receiving lli.e were Gov
ernor and Mrs. Woodriu'f, ex-Governor
nud Mrs. C. .1. Bel!'of Vermont and ex-
G 'vernor and Mrs. X. J. I.'.:chelder of
New Hampshire. Several hundred
visiting Patrons took occasion to pay
l . elr iespects to the chief executive on
mis occasion. Governor Woodruff is
a recent member of the grange.
Potato Growing Contest.
A novel grange contest took place at
North Augusta. Me., this fail la pota
<> raising between the brothers and
ihe sisters. Each one had been pre
viously required to plant five hills of
potatoes, care for them and dig them.
The losing side was to furnish the
-upper. On Oct. 5 each one carried
■ the potatoes raised to the graugs,
where they were weighed. The broth
ers won by the small margin of five
and one-half pounds. The largest crop
raised was twenty-two pounds by Ever
ett Wither. J. W. DARROW.
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Q The Duplex u the only phonograph thai gtvet you all the sound vibrations
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but not the best. Don allow anyone to records contein the best band and orchect a
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i l .. .. L J »ndquartettes, talking pieces, comic scngs, saci.d
\ graph unlil you have sent for and received pieces, etc. \ve mule the selections^because we km v '
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_ ({We putin 800 arsorted needles—four dinercnt
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who do not sell direct to the user, but market w.ll .un i„ .he p.«r. When ».««(or 2rt un^V- ° wl uVdlV,°de £s.
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man'uidvt Jlc. 8 protit. wnen you Duy an/Oir, r tKe e H the destructive work of the Editor of ihis paper, who is authorized to receive
make you pay a profit to I.ie manu.acturer, a propelling the reproducer < sound box) and monthly payments and send them :n. And each thirty days ■■ |
profit 10 the bift jobber or distributor, and another needle Point across its surface; and our weight make * similar payment until all the installments arc pari.
a,,, .L.-U. YL\» Kr.'e no agents* but regulating device which is the greatest record 1 his is the biggest snap in phonographs ever offered to the
prott to the dealer. we ha\e no agents, l>u« , a> %, „,• inver . tl ). Both the* ..e riclume public No U m invmigrtus it. .t any rate. Tali lo
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and i* satisfied that we give all our customers on any other phonograph flThe Home and terms for you, or write direct, mentioning this paper, to
DUPLEX PHONOGRAPH CO., m r.« a. Kalamazoo, Mich.
Xote : The undersigned lias made careful investigation and finds that tlio Duplex Phonograph Company
give their customers fair and honorable treatment, and advises readers of this paper to send for catalogue and
further particulars. It eosts nothing but a postage stamp or a postal card to try. If you do not winh to take the
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deal Always mention this paper when you write. " (.'IIAS. L\N ING, Editor.
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he world's Standard Throat and Lung
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r.litlion box-s sold In pact 13 -lontbs. TtiiS rigfltatOTTC, t>OX.
llfcf To the Pacific Coast—to California, Oregon, Washington— i
round-trip, long transit and return limits, liberal stop-over j
£ The rate is practically on the basis of one fare for the round ;
a"IEBL trip. Of course, if you wish to visit both California and Oregon |
cr Washington, the cost is s;ightly more.
These reduced rates are in effect on certain dates in months
K vfV \ ( \ of May to October, inclusive. They apply from all Eastern points j
j i I v - a Chicago, St. Louis or Memphis gateways. The Rock Island |
System will take you up in either Chicago or St. Louis,or at hundreds
j \ of other Middle West pinls and carry you to the Coast in through j
Standard or Tourist Sieepc.a with unexcelled Dining Car service, j
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1 ; ht■'?<Yellowstone National Pari.; on the "Southern ' route you can go ;
i.; pvia El Paso, thru New Mexico, then "up coast" to San Francisco j
ml :■ • |; i. and onto Portland or Seattle if desired.
If In short, these Pacific Coast excursions offer an unusually good j
112: j ; S v ; '/ I ;:|T JrTj chance to see our western country in a comprehensive manner.
i /'■■fji V?1 If you desire togo only-xs far as Colorado, there are excursion
i ■ ii* '■ ■ rates in effect to that iution and return, all summer lor.?, |
i 1 • specially reduced June 30 to July 4, August 12 and 13, 1
Ixli' i /i■ ni and August 30 to September 4. Extension trips to Ogden
lp*3/l f/il Uy. vNA" / 1 V'' j\ or La^ e an( l return at low cost also.
' v \Su uv ill l ! Ili Ik From September 15 to October 31, 190.' one-way
■ II \iTTi ll I) I" m Mi tourist or " colonist" tickets will be on sale to California and
)l 'I I 'AM I iil the Pacific Northwest-about half regular fare.
Mo\y ("KkMUI i i/Jr 1 « \ If interested, tend name and address on this coupon, designating
IBL «> 1 which booklet wanted and to what point you plan to go. Name probable ,
| of start also, so we can advise definitely with respect to rates, etc.
Address Aidrtn ———
JOHN SEBASTIAN, [° ( E roSE° j~l
' P<u», Tr«f. Mgr., Rock Island System, Le»*o about V* \ MT/ / '
CHICAGO.
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