j P ■ •" •-> (j[ Ml A PROMPT. ELECTIVE iPEMEOYFORAI ORNISOP PMEUMA «SM ■ Lumbago, Solaflea, A algla, ?S Kio'nay Trouble antl yj Klndrad D.'i P GIVES Q !t RELIEF H Applied exte -t. it >rds almost in- K J stant relief fr n in. permanent Sc& results are be > j '<x by taking it in -1 ternally, purit *:m the ood, dissolving gfij {he poisonous s ibs .unce and removing it gg iiora the system, y DR. 8. D. BLAND p3B Of Brewton, G».« writes: EfiE • i hat! boon a sufferer tor a number of years Of % :thLumbftK 'j and Rheumatism in my arroa and Kg and tried all the remedies Chat 1 cooid Bf gather from medical works, and aleo consulted KS «vi tii a number of the bent physicians, but found H n jthln* th«* *rave the relief obtained from BB "ft DROPS." i shall prescribe It in my practice (<J\- rheumatism aud kindred diseases." | DR. O. L. GATES ■ l!;iacoi'k> Hlnn.i vrrites: Hj A little tjlrl here had suob u weak fca*k caused B by Rheumatism au>i K-lduey Trouble that slie 3 i\.n!d not stand on h-r /feet. The moment they |.it her down on the sh s would scream with J] >)8. 1 treated ber with *'6- DROPS*' and todfcy S yi'.L ''ins around an well and happy as can be. ml |., evrli;e "6-I>?OPS M for my patients and use S2 it iu my practice." I FUEE ] If you ate ; uflering with Rheumatism, (3J r.nmbagro. Soiatica, Neuralgia. Kidney H Trouble or any kindred disease, write to K us fot a Iriat bottle of "5-DROPS." 1§ PUntiwY VEGETABLE 81 "5-DROPS'*Is entirely free from opium. B cf.i aine, morphine, alcohol, laudanum, 33 and other similar ingredients, BE t.u rgt SLo Botrli" "SDHOPS" <BOO Uottli H3 ,91,00, 1 .'r bj l)run;l*u State Master George W. F. Gaunt of Xew Jersey sins: "The past year lias been the banner year in grange wolk in the Garden State. Sixteen new sub • ■ruinate granges liave been organized and Iwo Poinonns, making 118 sub ordinate and fourteen Pomona granges. Nearly 3,000 new members have been audeil to our membership, making a grand total of 15,000. Our Grange l ire Insurance company has been stead ily /rowing, giving sale protection to •ur (i itrons. We have nearly $18,000,- t>oo vorth of property insured. For a number of years subordinate and Po mona granges have been co-operating in the purchase of farm supplies at a pient -saving. This lias been, however, nf a local character. The Grange Com mercial Ex.-hange has been recently in corporated with a capital stock of which it Is expected will be j very helpful to the members of the j grange." G W. Pelrce, state master of theVer- \ mont grange, reports thirty new sub- ! ordlnates Mid one Pomona organized : the j ast year, adding 2,000 members, ! Questions were freely discussed, and; educatio'n was the watchword. Agri- i cuittu'e and nature studies were being ] introduced into the common schools. The grange stood for better roads, bet ter methods and better everything. He will not be satisfied until there are as many granges in Vermont as there are towns. C. D. Richardson, state master in Massachusetts, says a great growth is going on with enduring results. The problem of child education was engag ing the attention of Patrons in Massa chusetts. Growth of membership was of little consequence unless every one had some definite object. The grange is winning its way to the front. The exemplification of the ritualistic work was never better than this year The first degree was exemplified by New Britain (Conn.) grange officers, the -econd by a Cheshire (Conn.) team, the bird by a ladies' degree team from Kec:<e, N. II.; the fourth by a ladies' degree team from North Brookfleld, Ma: a. The fifth degree was beautiful ly presented by a Central Pomona de gree team of Connecticut and the sixth by itie officers of the Connecticut state grange. This work, particularly in the lower degrees, cannot fall to be an In spiration io all who witnessed It.and through them the various subordinate granges here represented will be In ched to improvement In this very im portant phase of grange work. Governor Woodruff of Connecticut gave on informal reception to the na tional grange and visiting delegates Just at t.'.-e -lose of one morning's ses sion. In > receiving line were Gov ernor and Mrs. Woodruff. < K-Governur and Mrs. C J. Rell of Vermont and ex- Govemor and Mrs. N. J. Bachelder ft New Ilam, hire. Several hundred visiting Patrons tool: occasion to pay tlielr respect- to the chief executive ou this occasion. Governor Woodruff is a recent men:' of the grange. Potato Growing Contest. A novel grange contest took place at North Augusta, Me., this fall in pota to raising between the brothers and the sisters. 1.".0h 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 t upper. On Oct. 5 each one carried the potatoes raised to the grange, 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. DAItROW. fr ')-TWf*VabffK3Hair43WCMP--i<II.UIMMMUH." •■aWWWWiMMiWB^JiJIigIILWBTW^WIBIm II .'' " ll TH3 GREAT* 5T OF ALL MUSICAL INVENTIONS- HE TWO-HORN ) I DUPLEX'PHONOGRAPH THREE DAYS' FREE TRIAL IN YOUR OWN HOME The Duplex is tbe biggest, finest finished, loudest, clearest, sweetest-toned instrument . j ever put on the American Market. It is the only phonograph manufactured and sold \ WMk DIKKCT FROM FACTORY TO YOU on M ■ M EASY PAYMENTS The Duplex ii the only phonograph that gives you all the souad vibrations and gets all the volume of music. This is because of its double vibrating ■ jSBmB : diaphragms in the sound bo*, and the two horns to amplify the sound >C| ■■¥ \ waves. All other phonographs, with one-sided diaphragm and a single " O horn, get only half the music. The Duplxo is ;like • perfectly Concert CcUtction contains 16 ol thr best ter. formed athlete with both sides developed. gK I * JB inch rrcoidj 'hit money c»n liuy, «!1 wci«ll ; ' 4 jjj Other pho.ogr.nhs are like the one-eyed. * M IVZ% &SZZ ctM || S one-legged, one-iunged detectives sometimes given • two hi un' entertainment at jwt hop-,- IB k' seen —capable of doing something, it is true, tB ardeacii villi* rare to l-nr at least me or mt.ie |B j but not the best Don't allow anyone to fend a iS! i I persuade you to buy Another make ol phono- piece*, instrumental and vocal vgc®l diu JP t graph until you have seat for and received ondqiiiiteUM,talluiinni?<». comic songs, s«cr j 112» nn. .r.l»nrlirl [ irres, etf. \V e ITiaki- the ■, leitl: !15, L.'catli." Y.C ItlK" / f|j { nd I.OW to choose the best pieces. CLT bus- |u I «»>•>• rets. <-J We putin 800 assorted needles uileie, ! Efe 1 ;PRIT IT rAT A 1 Af,l|lT linds, cupaUr pridueir:c and sweet (It' i if; L*■ a * ••'UU VEy | ow ofi L 1 ... I . 111 t s.. K r.crowOof piclmickcrs. We pj| in a hou'e of 3-in-l If' . | whKh exnlains fully the superior qualities of , oil, a fi:,t-cliss <1 can, a ccn of Monarch r.i-tal polisf. 81 1 the Dupjez. We are the only Company otJ a era! neecl.- lx,*. This collection is intended to give ||; ' 1 ■f.s.trll~ „. I I I actuUJy manufacturing phonographs ana Tlip CAT] IDP TITTAI evenings ol entertainment, and we give you si* months to p./it II selling direct from factoiy to user. All other con- * HE< UlLlAli forit.asmallpayi.ientdownandiijsmcilinonthlymsta'.lmcn' .J« cams are either jobbers and dealers who do not and has consented to assist the readers of this _. mrr |\«VC< mirr T>T»t«u*fS manufacture what they sell, or are manufacturers SSB^iESLrfSI 1 lIKLL 1»A I i 1 uLL ft Rl A< Si who do not sell direct to the user, but market will run in the paper. When you write for 1 Y °'.' • re T°« bu ''Duplex and Home Con- jg their output through jobbers and dealers. Hence, catalogue, mention this paper anJ address ex- cert Collection sightI unseen as we used to trade iac':- J Z Aa wiuuco.o.. i«:uvc. m<;tly 7 tbe , ow . „ d Xn you write ask for knives when boys .t school. Wecllow yo,i afull three days IE c " Md da i «;« -*>*«•"«" d ' n » .. « W.i! isti r^ite. ,n iTli ,c^tt. fi ter, \l Save All The Dealers* 70% Profit Home Concert Collection '^ ■: is \ t mm, • a g. whi«h we tell on E«»y Pavmeats Itconrntsof vance money back. But (es w -feel sure it if it tWatss SB » tor our customers. We are content With « fair the Duplex Phononrapb with all the latest you. keep it and write us and say so; .ind thin d: aft- -}| 112. manufacturer's profit. When you buy any Other improwuenta—our met which re- waid aend UI your nr»t monthly pa' cr pay it- ver '# lni .L. 1/^ll r-vav • rimfif »K#» man..fftr»nr«»r a lieves the record of all toe deatructivo woik cf the F.ditcr of this } T. N tutha'.: .112 to rrcri ■' c i l •i l a. i j propelling the reproJ'jcer (sound boa) and monthly payments and send them in. And each th»rty c - =>ls j[ profit to the big jobber or distributor, ana another needle point across its> surface: and our weight roakr a similar payment until nil l!.e install. <■;'> ?'f p... flj If profit K? the dealer. We have no agenU; but regulating device whidh is the greatest record Tl.is is the biascft snap in phonographs ever offered to ih<* er 1 ' ( »hi'a nin« hnatnarlo invM»in»>inn faver ever invented. Both these are eaclusive put.ic. No harm in investisatimi it, at any r v*. "] tik vli IJ . . P #pcr V" .? »nvesUCatlon fe#|uie# of ouplr% .„J ™ Pot be had The Fditor of this pap»r: a«k Inn. to aend in 112 r catalogue |S and IS satished that we give all our customers on any other phonograph The Home and terms for you, cr write direct, mentioning this :o| .j DUPLEX PHONOGRAPH CO., m r.« ».. Kalamazoo, Mich j ■ 5555555«55555558w«a Notk :—The undersigned bus made carefnl investigation and linds that the Duplex Phonograph Company ! give their customers fair and honorable treatment, and advises readers of this paper to serul for catalogue and I further particulars. It costs nothing but a postage stamp or a postal card to try. If you do not wish to take the ! trouble to write, give me your name and address and I'll do the asking. And I'll see that you get a square 'deal Always mention thiß paper when you write. CIIAS. L WING, Editor. D Cut off that cough with CxpectoranT--^-, and consumption. wor^'s s t an darcl Throat and Lung Get it of your druggist and keep it always readv in the house. Jayne's Expectorant I To Curea^^MhiOneDay jj I Take LdXdtlVC BrOltlO Quinine Tablets. JS (V/J& on every I MflHon MflHon boxes mM in past 13 months. T^ l ** «igw^>fnre t Ws l>OX. 25c. I i-88e B 1 To the Pacific Coast—to California, Oregon, Washington round-trip, long transit and return limits, liberal btop-ovjr jSL The rate is practically on the basis of one fare for the round trip. Of course, if you \vi?h to visit both California and Orcgcn or Washington, the cost is sFghtly more. A These reduced rates are in effect on certain dates in mont-is \ ( 1 of May to October, inclusive. They apply from £.ll Eastern poin-.r J 1 v * a Chicago, St. Louis cr M:~iphis gateways. The Rock Isiai.d /I System will take you up in either Chicago or St. Louis, or ai. hundre!? /]I of other Middle West pc'nts and carry you to the Coast in Standard or Tourist Slsepc.j with unexcelled Dining Car service. Rock Island also afff vjs a choice of routes: on the "Sceni;" |T;J route you can stop oft in Colorado—see Salt Lake City—visit ii - Yellowstone National P&:k; on the "Southern" route you can go 111 via El Paso, thru New Mexico, then "up coast" to San Francisco §! i and onto Portland or Seattle if desired. j !• •' - In short, these Pacific Coast excursions offer an unusually go nd ! J' jp*> l chance to see our western country in a comprehensive manner. I J ' H'"' 112 ' 1: }■ rates in effect to that section and return, all summer lorg, IA. yOf'llX OrJW specially reduced June 30 to July 4, August 12 and 13, I twL)U#7 / K 4llyW V 111m August 30 to September 4. Extension trips to Ogdcn i WTlli /bA IuIhU 1 Ii I \ ° r and return at low cost also. T vl\ \il I IKk From September 15 to October 31, 190! one-way Kfcfll flrTul 111 1)) Ii) m tourist or "colonist" tickets will be on sale to California and »wM/7jfiyj| ' 1 %j())a llf u Pacific Northwest—about half regular fare. Address Addm* JOHN SEBASTIAN. %/^§W P ass. Traf. Mgr, Rock kUnd System, ltlT , hnl R |) OUTE JriJ CH,CAGO - I— -I V"-» .. • ?s, __ZNTZM»AIX_ p^WKONQ^t^ THE } frHE TRI-WEEKLY APGSTF. GAZETTE and BULLETIN (REPUBLICAN N£WSITEM Tells all the general news of the Best dressed and most respected world, particularly that of our newspaper in Sullivan count v State, all the time and tells it Pre eminently a home newspaper impartially. Cornea to.subscrib- * The only Republican paper in ers every other day. It is in fact *2* county and comes from the seal almost a d-ily newspaper, and of justice with new news from you cannot allord to be without the county othces, clean news it. We oiler this unequaled from all sections of the county 1 paper and the NEWS ITEM and political news you want !,, together one year for read. This with Trlwseklys at j>l.so| & [s|.sQ The REPUBLICAN NEWS ITEM and Tri-Weekly GAZETTE AND BULLETIN. In every city there is one best If yo u want to keep in touch paper, and in Williamsport with the Republican party it in the (iizette and Bulletin. organization and be informed It is the most important, pro- on all real estate transfers or gressive and widely circulated legal matters in general that paper in that city. The first transpires at the county seat to hold the fort journalistically. you must necessarily take the Order of the News Item. NEWS ITEM. I | "iJi## N C H ESTER MWMM "NEW RIVAL" m FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLS No black powder shells on the market compare with the «• NEW f?!VAL M In onl* formity and strong shooting qualities, bure tire and waterproof. Oct the genuine. WINCHESTEK REPEATING ARMS CO. ■ - - - New Haven. Conn. Wr?i*LHESTEjTf FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN "Itewßival, " " Leaderand "Repeater' Insist upon having them, tt/,c no others and you will get the best. hells that money can buy. - ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM.
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