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>s-ithw~~t Hsroor.
Rev. q. K. Street, Exeter, y. H., we'll
known summer resident here, and presi-
dent OF the village Improvement ssso-
citation, has had the honor to be elected
trustee of the American Board of For
eign Missions.
A week from next Sunday night there
will be union memorial service at the
Union church. in honor OF the late Neal
Dow, the father OF Maine prohibition.
The Methodist church, the Congrega-
tiopsl church, the ". {. 7. L. and the
local lodge OF Good Templsrs will be rep
resented
Tuesday OF last week during the storm,
fleet OF thirtyone sail lay at anchor in
this harbor. II consisted of two three
mssted vessels, twenty-four two masted
schooners, and five fishing schooners,
one OF the latter being the Gloucester
fisherman the Indiana. one OF the
largest and fastest OF the Gloucester
feet.
Quite number OF people from this side
OF the harhor attended the Baptist fair at
Manset last week. They report a good
time and large attendance. These fairs
are getting to be quite an occurrence and
he-peak volumes for the energy and zeal
otthe people OF hat society. They bespesk
a good lot OF hsrd cash, too. the substsn-
tisi and just reward of patience, tao, and
hard work.
Foot ball has at last struck this village
Men and boys are out kicking a football.
1t may seem the simplest thing in the
world to kick biz Of inflated pig-skin a
hundred feet or 80. but let the un-ophi--
tiested try il. Can the base ball giants
that have immortslized the name of Bass
Hsr Dor and added new luster to The com
monweaith's glorious fame contrive to
fad eleven men Tor a foot bail match.
This week the Boston, Bar Harbor snd
Mschiss steamboat company will pat or
the route another steamer 10 replace the
New Brunsw ~ hich has been con-
demned by the government inspectors
The new steamer is q first class vessel,
about the size OF the Frank JoDe-',
twin screw and built in 1891. Lei u hope
she Will have liberal patronage aud the
monopoly that has had It's own way so
long and charged high rates for service
IL has been excellent service. we grant
viii come down 80 the poor man can take
a trip TO Boston without having TO mort
gage his place to do so. There has been a
noticea bic Gu; III passenger rates already.
Nov. 5. r
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SUMAC.

last Franklin.
Mrs. +. A. Gordon is ill.
I. NJ Blaisdell has gone 10 Boston.
A son was born to MIR and Mrs Ed
ward Crann Wednesday, Oct. y.
j. A. Gordon has been very i'll with ty-
phoid fever, but is now improving.
>. j. Springer has sold his property to
Gleason and set n Scammous and is max
ing his non1e NTH II. G. Urann.
Mrs. q. II. Rutter returned from Law
refICc, Mass, about two weeks ago,
where size ia- beru for medi cal treat
ment. Her health Is much improved.
She WAS accompanied home by K. f. and
William Rutter.
Nov g.
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The Teutonic stock owes everything
that il great and inspiring in Its destiny
to its faculty of overcoming difficulties
by hard work. and OF taking heartfelt
satisfaction in this victorious WORK. 1t Is
not the daw oilers and trifi.rs " no ind life
worth living; 1t Is the steady. strenuous
robust WORKERS - Charles " Eliot
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deer had be seen one, but feels glad that
he did not see one. To Mr.. Wood belongs
the laurels, for he shot porcupiDe. The
three gentlemen were loud In their praise
Of the place and their entertainment.
They went home Monday hoping for
another trip next year.
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ISOLATION, and hopes to be in form for the
Maine festival next year. The officers of
the new association are as follows: Pres
ident, r. B. Slower; vice-president, Mrs.
o. F. Fellows; secretary, Alice B. Gard
ner; treasurer, Florence E. Parker; d.
rectors, DR.. g. II. Emerson, Mrs. A. F.
Page, J. l. Homer.
Nov Sprr
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Great enthusiasm Is manifested by many per
sons whose hair ha, been restored to its natural
color by Halls Hair Remover, a preparation of
unsurpassed merit-idrt
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SuithNilIe.

>mtthNftl+.
The Smith brothers spent last week at
their camp with Judson Bird and Har-
low Wood, OF Rockland, and William
Noreross, of Boston. Each gentleman
went TO the camp with the grim determin-
alton TO have deer; other pleasures were
mere incidentais. MIR. Norcross had the
pleasure of shooting q deer in former
time, and is considered crack marks
man. His luck was better than the
Others for he SAW approaching him one
day, upon the run, beautiful creature
with large antiers, and how his heart
bounded at the sight, The deer passed
near enough to him for him to have hit
him with his gun-stock. Instead of that
he tried to shoot, but with every bound
that his heart gave, his gun gave the
same, and he realized all too late that he
saw, but alas did not conquer. Tie deer
was gone and he tried to console him
self with the thought that he had gener-
ously given someone else the pleasure of
capturing his game. Mr.. Bird honestly
confesses that he could not have shot a
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Establishments.
HELP FOR BRONCHITIS

That Is almost instantaneous. and nearly
always permanent. To overcome the
cough. soreness, Inflammation and puru.
lent discharges tina, accompany this
affection, take
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Afeth~uonesn society.

The AetheUonesn Literary Society ~
th- University - Washington held the
Hrss regular meeting Of the year last FRI
day evening. The following programme
was rendered, Piano solo Miss Caroline
Schrnid: recitation Miss Jessie 4. Allen:
reading, Marion Edwards presidents ad-
dress. w. y. Howie. A short recess vas
then taken. after which business vas tax
en- up and the following Officers elected
for the ensuing term: President Miss
Charlotte Ruth Karr. vice president. Mss
Permila Thomas: secretary. Miss Jessie
r. Allen; treasurer. Miss Ella 4. Allen.
sergeant st-srnls. Glenn PFout The room
formerly used by the society Is now occn-
pied by the instructor in. drawing 50 that
hereafter TIE large room on the third fooF
Or. Bechdolt's recitation room. viii be
used by the literary society.
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Nov that shs tenzls season n Over ard
zotaua Is AZ hasisi. GevoteeS - outdoor
spcrt are s1zTuizz zhesr attention % ess7f
aezih, ard the ssason wIll open next ss.-
arasy - competition o. the Fremont
Hnks
TIE annual meeting o. tne club for to
eiecTio1 u officers ard Transaction 81 ost4-
business Wa helG last saturday evening
ard re eluD was found 20 D. IL a prosper
co.'s condition every say.
= few vacancies have occurred through
tne ee55 4rttfre Of n1eTgz,ers 70 ire HlonsEIt.
gos1 fields. bur there are Others on the
waiting lis arxs0Gs % AXE their pssres
The Inks have beer more or less ova--
groHn w1fh ferns and high grass during
me sumner season. nIs a force 81 rrer
nave been 81 work Tor The past tzs weeks
clearing the course ard getting ehe nalrtFps:
greens Into sne snape. SGrue tro1zbse Is al
ways eSper5&ncs5 during the ~tnssr season
ron ne constant rains. - the moisture
Goes not draw OF rapidly as could -
wished bur Cor the next three months The
course viii De fn enc condition for play
TIE grounds committee have bean a.
work modifying re course sy moving seine
81 ne teeiug grounds 50 as 20 improve ths
chances of driving the most difficult haz-
ards. and . ladies course VII De lad out
this year. avoiding the soUagher parts o.
the present course.
TIE officers for the ensuing year are
Ar =. A StEols. president Mr. c. A
Hurd captain Mr.. a. J. Fssken. SECRETARY
ard treas tTreEs Messrs. J. ellison. r. Her-
man Chaplin. ". A. Peters. directors
Tire club now has commo8ious clgfo-
house erected near the home pole by the
Green lake car lire and j. Is proposed this
winter 70 increase the social features. At
fae club opening next Saturday handicap
c0mpetill0ns viii be bed Ia geutlemen's
singles ard IN mixed foursomes After
noon lea vii De served IN the clubhouse
Summer pr2c..ce AZ the Country Club
has considerably improved the playing OF a
number Of the players. who also belong 20
that club ard better scores may be expect
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SHE WAS UNiNJURED.
Reports of Mi~hsA 40 Indiana Were
ExaEEerated-Capt- iayior'S
ReEcrt.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 19.--Asslstant Sec
retsry Roosevelt. ia answer 10 the recent
~ publishes reports that the battleshIp
Indiana wss injured while n the Halifax
dry dock. has made public the following
report received from Capt. Henry Taylor,
commanding the vessel. made shortly after
the docking.
"a respectfully report that the Indiana
got underway yesterday morning al SIS,
and passed Hp the harbor 10 the Halifax
craving dock and entered the slip at noon.
ordered an Inspection q the double bot
tom IN order 10 determine the strain as
the blocks took weight. The dock was
dry. and no evidence of strain WAS discov-
cred AT 5.& IL was observed that some
buckilng had occurred in the double bot
tom under the forward is-inch turret and
adjacent thereto. The additional snoring
which vas being placed in position was
placed forward. and the double bottoms
watched closely 10 discover II this buck
hng increased Careful measurement was
made for this purpose under the direction
OF Naval Constructor Bowlss and contin-
ued during the night. TO increase sbeing
discovered ] decided after consultation
With Mr. Bowles that il was not necessary
to LEI water tn 10 hoat the ship
The principal reason assigned for the
strain IL the fact that some Of the keel
blocks are upon rock foundation and
others are not, thus causing a slightly I'M
even support. Mr. Bowles Informed me
that he does not anticipate any present
repairs necessary on account of the buck
ling The backing Is confined 20 the f,oer
space adjacent % the vertical keel The
maximum Of l. occurs al frame -. de-
creasiug forward 10 frame - where it
ceases. and aft OF frame = where IL ceases
again three of the frames abaft Of frame
= showing very slight defect"
in connection with the report. Mr.
Roosevelt states that the slight buekllnr
Of the Indi3Ba's bottom was of no coua&-
quence. as was indicated By the fact tbee
tie ship took her place In the squadron
Immediately after leaving the dock. and
maneuFeged IS satisfactorily as can he
desired.
Mr.. Roosevelt has Just received this
letter from an officer:
Have just been on board the Indiana
ara asked about the report that she Vas
damaged AZ Halifax. When the Column
his oockea a. Southampton ana a cry
was raised. British naval officials onlv
laughed az u. huf thought her CAPTAIN baS
~ treated because Of the inquiry made
and called what happened 10 the Column
DtA common occurrence with then,
And they sad 70 me. when Won have has
the experience ~ docking more rr.o5or-
vessels yun viii end the same condition
~ affairs As for The Indiana. no strain
a. any KIND - observed and neither re
speed nor efficiency ~ the shin has bsr,
a1ected IN the slightest decree. Ir re
s4ine Nay ahou; the great gun. ars
inst what has happened Is merely vvhat
me autea0 q ordnance has been autFrl-
fatiaE~E slight heatlaE due 10 the char
aeter and qnaniity ~ the exnlos9,.. 49,,
aud tho sun has not been injured ~ 49,.
slightest degree
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THE SEAL CONVENTION
Great u tain concedrs MI the Amer
fcwR Demands

fcaR Demands
AsBINGTON Sept f9-Tha orrel,,s
OF -he state seraFtnenf are 10 sfzg,rs
To comment Oh the far sealing ea~-a-
spoudence given oas Pa enc p-stt.b -.
eign cffice and surumariz-4 IA she ? .,r,-fe-,
t3Snes iaFih@F than 90 eas Thar II xhorrs
we eolee sought hy The EeFernr9eof If
we ai.ta atts for a past shre years
has been attained by tne arres-7s.,-. . :
Great Britain r. partlrBrato ia th. $50
ventiCn 20 r. held in Octshe- re. ~.
tsh government has seen st 20 Hr1lt .rx
part ~ the conference 10 An asc -ta 3, -
ment of the facts n dispute "a 20 seal
hfe. J. |as pr cise}y this resalt Which
was coutempia te5 by Secretary Gresham
She1 ha crop sd thf creation u q roy,
mission ~ scientists So ascertain whether
un7~r me operation 81 the exist re y rf.
fstious fhs seals were OF were r-f ora %, 81
roa6 20 EXTERN nation Z such a ,,----
mission would rVport fr favor n tf.t e-a-
teuuo1 - the United States th.- govern
rnenf 3ld not 6aabt thar Great Britain
weuf8 consent 10 such mod fcstIa-7 Of .ta
regulations ~ would save the seals f~-,,
exterraluE zion. TIE retuset o. tHa Re.
ish government to coascrt 20 stlcn Il cam h.
rlsi ssion aUd conference ff8 ts rhe tra-=-
uissiusl 20 Arnhassstio~ Hsy 90 Secretary
SN~-Tr a~'s nofs - Mas 81 ah8rh IVES f-.-
Owed ~ LORD ss''sherry's rsP.y as-ee.eg
20 fhe conference
Surprise i- expressed 81 the state d.
0zrtuFnt thEr the Toe 81 Times q ..- g
puesst enlf ere e0rrsUs .-a rssrezrs-.s ~
Secretary ~aerFnsrs note srf devote
fear e1llg1n~ 20 ~ourag- ..t.f 20 frv-~e
the Col v~tsi sefca whsrh Is refe-rA8 ~ ma
afr ChsB berlatH-e aesw~r % Secret ~
Sherman a paper Wa.~h hae 30 raer-
common -atet to ere state deaa~ Pr ~
~ s..
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these Is Tire enlargement OF the sgvical-
tsArzi department gtvsrS Is the power ard
"a means BY which & csn open - every
rpss De avenge az tr2ae for American
fATrn nrcsSscss and - extend 70 4 Jre same
pT9Eeeetcss1 accorded @ nther Interests
las amendment ~ fazg interstate caTs-
EasTce 5Aw and ane5-trl3ss measures, Swing
lie proper officers ne right ana 20 make
Z lis alrv - sand far pSsSsstaS and rs
ana compel tbs attendance Of Witnesses Or
% psSce them hehiai the yrtson RsTs re-
gaFeless q the millions they may PISS -
The extension q free mail delivery 70 The
rural Districts the enlargement - ne
weather bureau more systematic crop
STATISTICS, Ia reclamation q ire arid snd
selrs-ar11 lands and - rss-rtct ba2r0S Of
trade % a 2osat where they Viii prevent
Trats1 in dealing IIa sostons and 10 entirely
stop TIE bucket shop disgrace
We should ask the congress q the
[ EIIeG states 20 make sufficient zpproprl-
&tlon e prevent ths importation Of i0fecs-
- I've stock And 70 stamp oat existing
oisS Asses fcU santla-glsn. hGtlinE from al
paris . tae Country, know uaGch aetfer
than I can Ell you fhe importance 81 1rx-
iEsS pr0u1nt .sction REGARDING every obstacle
preventing The success 81 The farmer. The
congress e re United States when placed
n possession 81 facts. has beer quick 20
rracfc8te existing evils We should de-
msu6 no legislation. We should SEEK % 10
no damage % orha~ lsgiftnaa e enterprises.
haE We should insist ucon he recognition
OF our Interests aaa We should he satisfied
with nothing faSS
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Wholesale forging of postal cards which
are sold FL large quantities 10 merchants
and investment houses Is believed 10 have
beer Cnearrhed in Denver.
The British banks have refused To sub
Uruguay. amounting TO $500 900. 10 defray
the expenses Of the civil war
The Republican state committee of New
York nominated Judge William Wallace.
OF the United States circuit court for
judge q the court of appeals.
George ]. Gould has returned with his
family from "A three months tour In Eu.
rope. during which the business revival
has added sI5,s. coo TO the value of bis Sc
curifies
Henry " Brown, : photographer Of
Va pGTaiso Ind. and Theodore Hansen. a
farmer 7 ave been arrested for counter
feitlng and their outfit seized. with one.
two and iye-doliar bills made by them.
Brown is said 10 be an anarchist. and was
intimate with Parsons and others OF the
anarchists at the time OF the Hayma rket
riot other arrests may follow,
The suit Of the New York and West
Hofchkiss widow Of the gun inventor. and
the late Joseph y. Richardson. has been
settled az regards Mrs Hotchkiss. She
gets 81 en- 7no OF the stocks and bonds #
the WestcheSAer Water Company, the
New York District Company and the New
York Water Company. with further
blocks OF sesN sa of the securities OF the
Westchesfer company. Mr. Richardson
died recently aged - years. leaving x0.-
poO19 which his wife and daughter are
fighting for.
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\ fisherman from Utsalady and TWO
friends went oug 20 the lake last evening.
The fisherman had just cashed a check for
S6a. and the two men with bin knew of
this They waited until late and then
started back afu0t. The two men led him
10 a particularly lonely place IN the read
and there Knocked him down and roobed
him OF his money. In order 10 keep their
victim from coming out and telling on
them. they took his pants and drawers or
and carried them away The fisherman
msds for the Madison street power house
and got a pair 81 overalls 70 come into
the city with. He reported al once 10 the
roiiep
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Wllftarns Basex o. halls given. tr Pierce
y MaB1 Nelson = ksst - pstchaa haaH
- Pierre = hy NaGE Nelson Ssrl.ck
cut. y Pierre < ~ 8saas Nesern ss1len
bases. Carrie Ee1&. Azaaon. garofrsrgra
2 IRE of game q I'm E'urpFrs-s Tsrss
Aeyal and Bob Sc-ris.
PEE BEE
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Heir ia Dollars and n Duk~dom

LONDON. Sept. Is.-The Duchess OF
Marlborough, formerly Miss Coasueio
Vanderbilt. gave birth 10 son yesterday
morning at Spencer house. the ducal Lon
don residence.
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Roast Pork" the Jap who some six
years ago killed and sCalped anolher Jap
in "A Whitechapel lodging house. and who
recently eot ont OF the peni;entiary was
thrown into Jail hast night. charged with
disorderiy conduct.
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sew Farmers in Canxre.s-

'-rhoss engaged o. aEr5eg tszrel pursuits
ere q rna io~itv ~ a} -he roon'e vas -
cannot 10 We RoEttd. close o8r ewes % trs
fsrt that rh = majority is tr1e'fctI tI ~s ~
cHf VriEe il shaping plaltc affairs
a review % the present ctr Er-as rA
tNe ecr1 rsf- e3 - its usera D. = VIII reveal
th. farr thsf tfa p rw,rE aserassrt T. fu
no wav -esronslftlo tor cgsss strc1s AaEEsis-
tsrn real ar apparent a hsoEra uhscea
eA-tca ~ e recent congress ar Furnished
rs Us Members slsesoses r3e fact fhet
o-t q & ngeF8oerssfa q - la the senate
aEE Hcuse 81 reuTese ltat .a=s rta farm
i1E clement representing over p 40 49, =
people Aeve thlrtw-fve members Ia thm
F1use ans bar oue s. tEe senate. TIE
chairman - tEe Agricultural commit &c
~ tHe ate records htza@esf as ar az
sa-rsF &Ed fhs only farmer ou tha COM
~ rt@ So at ere fa# esd Ten 90 the
eighteen members curposslZ the house
r--r5tt@e smcluz11E -aa chairman. f9g-
tar rH~ taU professor Tna great
sts.rs cf PfnnsVEEsEta ts0ta SItrHtzza
I sreast- and Mtssou-i tzve sarN ore
g. -Inar - reErese1t rtref tr5rsxrs ara
tHe hes~1 ~ th~ ereat aE-~s~s1fcsgag re-
s-ars Irs.aaa. ftliuels 4e5 Eopaa have
ra repfesss.ta tfFe tr s3tuer krana 8 u thAf
teefs afsre tsas3N. Tee ertT aRafrr-e-.sh lss
neE hv gre farmer ard the aza far vznfc-z
ha III f1a 1r&s1 Gtta& - ts-e chAGvgvsar.ssffz
of Use Committee 90 xe1tEsatzan a..
seses-t-s shiE smoUi3 -ae he ana r. a
contrary &c ere eternal frueas X -ttzs ~
= De nct know th81 RsthrE ~ ths- fwe
greet pe5stsca& Va~rssa N~e re- blame sar
rhlS eoa8sgiau = sEfnes tGe fsus Kfe -
yv~r asoE. IL - lie s--Ass Of s4-s sssSs4-asr.
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A nervous debility sufferer IN an aggra-
waited form shows Il on hts face-a hsg
gard. Norn-lookins man The same with
women. But what % the man who has
ioss all vital ard manly power. ard yet
looks like physical giantP That IL just
the question 10 which DR.. Sander has de-
voted twenty years ~ study. II - true
that men who look strong ARE weak In
this respect. Or Sander has found the
cause ard explains II Ia his little work
Three Glasses Of Men" which be sends
free By mail sealed from obserystio or
can be bad At his ef1ce. II gives fuii In
formation relating 20
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alOIER BASEBALL.
-.r FEMALE PLAYERS
=. TIE Local. DIAMOND

-. wsrsth aud snnshine
- . Greet Crowd At "a".-""
s Th~s Did Not kaos
the Great National tame
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Three base hits. Williams Passed bail.
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CASTo7IA

The dry kiln and box factory of the
segsnaw Company NJ Williams. Ariz.
vere burned Yesterday. ISoss. $4,000: in
s71rance Sc 90.
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Nnt = Political BODY

IT desire 20 emphasize what 7 bavs said
upon former OCCASIONS regarding me po<iti-
cal aftits11e q This body man WHO has
r. tz81tsf-si convictions j. E-GE m - o. pre-
ssr MtS district or STATE In the FARMERS
National Congress Wnite "a are a nom
artisan o~usulxatb0r. JET j. IS fair 20 pre-
szrne tnat We rerrase ~ nearly every phase
e American politics No nan = 4o.a
eft.xau VINO pill say away fruul me loils
sfsreEstaase political de-na Eogf3es u = or
rlare 10 - AZ ire local caucus ~ fAt g9.it-
lssi garIv 20 Wa}e0 - cz.onE. Nhr1 CARED
snen nv sh~ ar0per authority and 20 U@a
or influence in hehsE o. ossT 1est n2eE. re-
Fardless % legitimate professions o. esc--a-
ra-furs
ssEKnue this oTxa ctza Ion ie no' pottlesi
20 rs makeup yes here Is scarcely a. >
t.1u thaE usg arise bat has 3 fsol4fil24 slAs
That ue nay G. FER I'm os- notions - -
WA ga rastgy 81 re guys rE.rTlenr may
p regarding cur Interests s. nAElraA . 20
a1ssrf0ns apGn Waic4 ~ are ASKING ei-
sral legislation ~H0uld n@ 1l--1ssrC fF-uAlS
fran ~ standpoint hat We rls@ .Essn
vzf--asssr frauee 20 rsetr Influence 1sFoF1
Hrg rsetstI-sl parry. The strength nf or
examination sn tfzs ps-sZ and oar hoFe Tor
fae f1ture Hes "a ere face THAT " gnora
parry politics ~ "a a~gs e. Z.stlaEs IEst Se
tAks eAEn uEaeF - - lard sU rs iGtef-
sgEt& z Haq@ ta&1 each d~1~Eats early iH
tAa Ssss18z al draft sur2 re>alslFlfsn az
- may 6aazu important 80 1s1lf 'nesA NJ
CAGE an ave rEeTu ret~T~ss1 -n sse proper
eaa-zs Eal sssss ssE sizetr c,szl-sslsEattsu-
sasy ~nhtscs. for Action.
1ere 81 ~ TlarF r1~stsols wroU HEtca
szNa2 n ar
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DR.. Sanden'S Electric Belt.

II might be worth your time 70 read TIE
little book. Get II, or call and see this
wonderful Belt
sANDEx ELECTRIC CO..
Cor. % ard Washington SITS. Portland Or
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ene Z Is a sad comment On his lack q.
energy and patriotism
~etsn u1t 1aye yog understand that
nAy7 90 talIa IN American statesunam-
snip - t1as ] have no consztesace IA re
congress e the United Sss.ss X : ne
custom OF this organization 10 AnEw,FS ms
RESOLUTIONS regarding federal legislation.
reward Jnsm 20 the s-lesker 0t tAe aaase
@zs1 TIE president - the Senss$ TTaev ara
uzarfe2 printed and placed On the desk Of
ekerE member Of netA nnglssss and when
R-@cS1 In possession e proper Informs ttogl
congress n2s eee. quite p-orspt IN the con-
s1s3r-alAo2 q OR measures. and thereby
r13ac1 needed legislation las bee1 secured
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Ter the farmers Of America VIII
a. | IT their sovereignty remains 70 he
50 No one conscious Of his power will
VIII BglE remain a slave bat II
is strength % intellect ard mind which
must win in all economic struggles.