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Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29

Five women. Clara Barton, Anne
Bouligny, Margaret Chan or. Annie
Wheeler and Helen M. Gould. have re-
ceived the thanks of congress for their
valuable services in the cause of mercy
in the late war.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29

shoulders. In reality it is the picture
of man turning a handspring caught
In the act by kodak. When turned
upside down it is seen In Its true posi-
ton,
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29
HOW THE WORLDS IMPORTS AND EXPORTS COMPARE.
GeRnAnY UNITED klnGDon
UNITED STATES
FRANCE


tof
hand.
tin
heuSht In from foreign countries
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29
YOUNG MEN! !!

Eof and Geet get Pahets Olrav Enechc n
sne NJ Hnln "a msdcine which win every
pAtteE how serious Of how long standing Results
rom " use viii astonish you. It absolutely safe
revents strceure and be taken without tnconye.
ssnss as s, snd dsssnsiSn from business PRICE
plainly wrapped. on receipt Of price, by =
Circular mailed on request. oe's et's-sos ~.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29

June bugs are thick in parts of Ger
many this year. At Brody school
children lately gathered 25H hundred
weight from "a l6-acre field. Some one
has figured out that this means ,270.-
900 June bugs.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29
= You May Bend the Saplino
Buf NOT the Tree.

When disease has become chronic and
deep seated It Is often difficult to cure it.
That IS the reason zuhv Il Is best to
take Hoods Sarsapanala zvhen disease
first shozus aself. IN long-seated, tena-
cioas cases. Hoods Sarsaparaza Is also
szJ,o,,ofprf,,JJ., s,,ceeSsf,,f
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29

Just before W. v. Smith, of Flor
ence, KAN, goes to bed he carefully
places his beard in muslin bag. At
ter he has entered tire bed he puts the
bag under his pillow. His beard is
nearly eight feet long.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29

Burlington. Ia, people have raised
$50, 900 OF the 500, 900 which they are
asked to subscribe in stock in order to
secure a new railway that will run
north from that city and penet, ate new
territory.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29

Blood flows through the bones of
very young children almost as freely
as through the veins.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29

England has one flock of pure merino
sheep.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29

In the African elephant both sexes
have ivory tusks. while IN the Asiatio
they are generally restricted to the
male,
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29
he
Man
Who
Lost
Hope

Mr.. Fl. N. Warner. OF sdinden.
Neb., said:
s.In 1898 was attacked with para.
lysis In my left side. You might
stick pin TO the head into my LEFT
hip and I would mot feel ft- was
unable TO do any kind OF work and
had to be turned in bed. ] made
mp my mind that could not be
cured a. had used all kinds of
medicine and had tried many doc.
tors. was advised TO try DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People,
and comm enced their use last Sep
tember. Before had finished my
Grst box felt better, and by time
had used six boxes the disease
had entirely disappeared, and
have not been 80 free from pain
since was . boy. The paralysis
also disappeared. and although two
months have passed since ! nm.
ished my Last box, there has been
NO recurrence Of the disease"
From the Goxetts, Msndsn. Neb.
Or. WllIlams' Pink PIIis fsr Pale People
are never sold BY the dozen or hundred.
but aiways In packages. Al oil druggists,
Or direct ifo9 the o.. MIlllams Medicine
Co.. Schenectady, n. T.. 80 cents per bex,
8 boxes $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
ct $50 eleftriif S1lte
%
en- Kasie meo Solpparer for
tnn 1926.

6or snbnu en- fort Glib uiue ri lenbe
Uem ct at pore berpmte 9tr. 4 eleftriife
Better mso Rpgapparater, iom bar 80
fore elettriife geaer, iumt LET'S elesante
iolupletterebe gsrotniue, tets elesonte
iolpplettereoe @ufler, iefs eIesante
Spiielfeer, lets elesante IeFfeer, for ben
uborte biuise 8ris At fun s2.95. gu.
timber al NnbefaIinser fra 6oIt, Tom
exc bleune belbreoebe ueD Brusen al
pore Better, lisse til GFteripn paa port
Rontor.
Bore eleftrilfe Better ere iaalebes
tonltruersbs, at be tunue l%penoes til at
paste baabe imaa os fore Berioner, %
tunne bruses %iaapel at 9errer lom al
Damer. Gag Dem | N9t for Otter.
Iigneller at pore eleftriite Better. Der
inoes Golf, iom prpue at efterlisne
pore 9tr. 4 elettriife Batter, % lom
lRlge iamme for fulo Yris: $4,000.
6or at fire Dem ben rette Slaes, maa
De lsnbe Oeres Srbre birette til ps,
euer igennem en- al Oeres lotaIe Nsen=
ter for pore Balter. Sm pi tneen
Asent bur t Deres Nabolas, ienb ba
Oeres Srbre til os. 81 enIfe IotaIe
Q9entsr / etbpert settlement. Strip
eftsr Dor 8remielite. 81 pi1e ienbe
geIte Os SgIuuurcr G. 0. D. S2.95.
til bpiIfet iom BELT gfsprestontor i
ssnebe Statsr. De ten ha un=
beripse bet t%iIienote, os ont De timber
bet at pere fulotub ttlfrebsltiuenbe t en-.
buer 9enieenbe, betal ou gfsprssusens
ten So 90 os Smtoiininserne, os BeIs
tet os Sefuuarerne ere Deres. s mob.
iat 6alo tan De ienbe bet tilbase paa
uor Setofnins. On De Isnoer Yen=
gene meb Srbren bile ri pberIisers
ienoe Dem ct gur etitra sooe 6obtorf=
i%aaIer.
SsnO Os Deres 0rbre / Dag. Striu
Deres Raun, gOit= os gtsprestontor
tpbeIist Os aoresier ale grepe til
Peterson electric Belt 60,
1S1, 1873, 1856 Main Str,
9tellon Jfinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
N~nbefaling.
Stem Norf @itp. 2

Stem Oorf @itp, 2. 9lpril 1899.
@obe 5errs!
Seq fan lite tatte Dem NOT for ben
fore 6ielp, Deres eIettriite galte bar
pbet mig. Seq fpIer ubma,fet. 5or
iss bsspnbte at BRUCE Deres geIte,
funoe ies aIbeIes life arbeibe, ia, par
ifte / Stano til at saa op al Grappen
ueb min esen 9jeIp, men MI efter at
baue brust Deres Or. 4 eIettriife geIte
/ to Tiger, fan ies uorette alt Slass
Irbeibe. Seq fan life retommenbere
Oeres Belte nof. Wtine 0enner lioe,
bet ct ct fort giounosr. Seq Burger
albsIes insen Mebicin, pa leg foIer
ganife ubmartet. Maa Sub usIisne
Gem. Scr iaa uenIis for inblaete
$500 at ieube mig ct mere at Oeres
Better, os SeIuuarer. Oct er for en-
At mine 8enner. Senb bet laa mart
Iom mult9f.
On nogen pilbe snife en- Nnbefaline
af Deres B9lter, per ba laa aoo at
benpile benz til mig pr. grep eIer igen,
nem uDanfferen". Seq itaI bIiue me-
get 9Iao ueb at anbefaIe bet.
Deres t0tnemmeliss os meb al NsteIle
Wrs. Olga @ermoutb,
l204-3rb @pe., 9few gorf @itp.
S STARTS Maoneb bar leg iolst 26
BeIttr efter uOanifereu"s N~npisninq;
35 Gts. SIT. bliper 1910 til Den
loren. ounife Strife, bpiIte ere alepe=
repe III gaitor g. 5. Ditersaarb.
s. 6. Beterfon.
pensene ere montague meb Cat til
Scr. $. 6. peterion. &uittertuaer
piIe fslse | ben loren. banlfe Rirfes
Blabe.
paitOr 9. 8. pftsrsaarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
1000 Sou. tur cit apimoes elnliet...

@i haOc Siuce at anpcnre ppennGprte Sum oieDtr ir at faa bort
Ma9altn aeercret. z ng1e paa aRaanen y ten. % AZ pi IL. ct bus-
foene Siqcne CT eli no1Qtq 6ieuatpcie aerni San iii Huoe en- Gpiupcs
anIat oeri? 7eripm nj 'Gu. iaa nFrf pet "a ieuo BET til os 9cripm
bet ct FORFEIT. nl ou fdd StGOi rene Gtnle 3eriCm mere to cen ierocr
FORFEIT Suar. ple oi oae Summeu lhe mgucn rem Ncfcu Al preyuGDnte
1um 81 800 pl bHue Hooelt mtuore Barrier ira 81. 90 ill S25. 90,
laa Of rnhptr vi ma en- @ape. Grhuer nma isnoe % Gents tiliaemeb
Spa.et ir Subtrptipn pd uprt Nidgdfr. Elsie rifle blOe ienpte tubaqe,
cm oet nootagnc life tlfrersih4er. 2etteN r life en- tlfrtia Sian Gub6tr
Senbcr nil fa en- G6due. 81 h1pe aQfreDc 100, 900 9Picre Nfreoe pO
5GoerlW, liberal % nobel Nuertertng. c5loer ienoes itrafs. Norcsier
Al p,Ip rs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01

uru III NlllIuHt4eU' y 1ODt UItu 9uI uIlpN ! III VNUUtUt
at Tin Sen, ION ital reDnes ~neoerfor. San blep. iom
iast, boenoe amerita til 1857, oa ban tog Sp6plb i
grDsiel, 6por ban ppoe 1860. Billie bar aft meo en-
apbmanosoatter fra ct. Groir, G~5ritiane 9lrrette Sage.
Nv. SDrben gille,
iom bar en- Ssn at Steen u. Sile, blep fsbt 3isben6apn
25. December 1919. s 1850 reiits ban mso i'm Mooer
og fine Ssife1oe til PHILADELPHIA, 6por ban fit lin fsrite
SfOlegang og looannelie. S 1841-44 f~tubereoe ban peo
llniperliteterne | Berlin % Seioelberg. 5 1914 tug ban
6ejoelberg Sottor9raoen 2ootpnbigbeo, Dg / 1915 fit
ban Qniettelie inn lin Sabers Menbielper Nn1erifa.
Sa Sreaarsfri9en uobrsb / 1913, reilte ban til 9arrnarf
o9 tilbso lin Sjeneie ion Gripilig, men ct alpprligt 9pg=
bomsanfalo hlnoreoe BAN at gaa &risen. Sra 1913
til 1852 bleo ban al ben Oanife Staggering brust aere big
ttge Senoelier. S iio%itnebnte Qar blep ban after anIat fon1
i'm Jabers 0leo6ielper Og / 1854 beb ban bans gfterfel=
ger iOm oanff geianot g8aibington. s bette @mbeoe
bleo ban til 1857. SOrben 8ile bar giort fig fortisnt at
lit Beforehand oerOeo, at bet lptfeoes BAN peo Sorbano=
linger neb be Goreneoe Staters StatsIefreter, 2ewis Gafs,
at faa @merita til at saa ino paa at betale Danntarf en-
Sum al $4,000 Dollars for Gpbepelie1 at greiuaos=
tOloef. TOrtiettes).
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23
The Bes. PAN of Lite.

What period Of LIE is most enjoy
able? This is question suggested b.!
he gossip OF the y..terans rs interest
ing as that of their diet or their hat-
its. Mr.. Firth. X. A., by the way. de
clares he has no rules about eating.
md he tells a friend who gives por-
..idge as the secret of old age that if
I'D age can only be had by living Oh
oorr;dge he prefers a short life. As
20 the enjoyable period of life. the late
Mrs. Kelley said life grew healthier
as the years went on and that man
kind had better days before it than
aehind. Mrs. Cady Stanton. who is 80.
.ays that life was never fuller or
sweeter to her than it is now, when
ne under stands the true philosophy
II life. wactes no energy In regrets o.
he past or fears of the future. The
usure is a sealed book and the past
a.1icl be remedied" She lives in the
resent. bending all her energies to
he euties Of the hour. Sir Charles
iavaa Duffy says: THE most tran
,uii and serene period OF my life wa
rom NY sixty-fourth, tc my seventy
eco.i6 Wiudscr Magazine
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23

Pawnee county has been recognized
by hizzoner, the little" governor.
Ed Frizzell has been appointed deputy
fish warden. Every county can have
one of these appointments, so if the
paper collar bosses on the corner will
get a hump on themselves they may be
able to secure the appointment of one
for this county. 1t is dollars to
doughnuts that they cant do it, and
the probabilities are we will jnst have
to scrub along without this honor.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23

CONSERVATION is visible in the re-
publican ranks at the testimony of
Havermeyer, the sugar king, who has
recently gone on record in a statement
to the effect that protection causes and
fosters trusts, for they are advocating
high protection with one breath and
condemning trusts with the next, and
here is the head of a great trust tell
ing the the people that it is the high
protection afforded him that enables
him to successfully rob the people!
Will the people ever understand
that the attitude of the republicans is
inconsistent?
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23
harvesting Weedy Wheat.

The present weedy condition of wheat
in this cor MT has lspired one of our
farmers, of wide experience, to ask us
% publish the following plan for har-
vesting the same. He says he has
tried it and SO knows from experience
that if it is done much of the wheat
that will otherwise be lost through not
cutting at all or, if cut, stacked in
such shape that it will not be worth
cutting, can be saved.
Take out the back end of the barge
and place the frC nt wheels behind O.
block up the front, and then make
loads acc ording to the proportion OF
weeds and wheat and shove off the
barge in punches. In this way three
men can cut a large acreage in day
aid one man can fix up the piles to
urn rain in a very short time. Let
,hese stand until sufficiently dry and
then stack. The grain can be saved
about as cheaply as if cut and pun di-
rectly into the stack by full crew. as
n the usual way, and instead of hav-
ing the grain half rotten or burned, it
will be in good condition for thresh-
ing and can be knocked out of the
straw.
The present Indications are that
grain will be much higher this fall
and this should be an added induce
ment for our wheat raisers to save all
.heir grain. weeds or no weeds. This
plan will especially recommend itself
20 men with families who can do their
harvesting in this way without paying
out any money. Oats can be cut in
this way when the straw is quite green
and be saved in good condition.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23
petroleum Dr.n.,a< tt. ....e.:.

The morphine and Slcohol aahi.s
have been .elegated to the t:,inss OF
yesterday. while the latest narcc.ic
vice is 'petroiism." which is deslg4
aaled by experienced physicians as "a
grim novelty. almost without parallel"
Little by little, the victim To the use OF
petroleum becomes sad and melancholy
and his doses increase in size until the
habit becomes a passion. The mineral
oil has none Of the stimulating proper
ties of alcohol or morphine. and the
sufferers condition Is most deplorable.
The evil is too new at present for the
PHYSICIANS to have discovered any sat
is.Actory metnoi Of trea;skent.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23

The Mercury affects to make light
of our warning that the republicans
contemplate fastening on this country
a system of compulsory military SER
vice similar to that of Germany. 1t
won't be SO gay when it gets down
near enough to the people to ascertain
how they view this proposition which
was openly advocated by the Kansas
City Journal on the End inst.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23
The Plan.

The Kansas State Mutual Hail AS
sociation has been organized for the
purpose of conducting Hail insur-
ance business in every county iu the
State of Kansas. 1t insures wheat,
oats, barley, rye and fax only,
against loss or damage by hail.
insurance may be written on the
above named crops at from $500 to
$500 per acre. The rate is per cent.
Thus. 81. 90 per acre will! cost cents
per acre and $500 per acre will cost
81 cents ,er acre.
The premiums for insurance must
be paid in cash at TINA OF making APP
pjcation After losses and expenses
are paid, the, surplus cash on hand
will be prOrated back to the members.
Insurance takes effect at II O'Clock,
noon. of the day following that on
which the application is written up.
The notice of loss must be mailed to
the secretary by registered letter with
10 10 days from date of loss. The
hail season closes on August Is. The
The losses are payable on Or before
September first.
The expenses of this Association
are small compared to those of stock
company. The officers are men hav-
ing had experience in mutual hail and
with the cash plan, the business COW
ering the whole state of Kansas we
can see no reason why the association
cannot run the business so as to make
the cost of insurance lower than it has
been before.
The subject of insuring ones grow
ing crops against hail is a business
proposition just the same as it is to
insure a building against fire, lightn-
ing and tornado.
One cannot afford, for the small
sum that it costs, to be without pro-
lection against loss by hail: To have
| a policy on ones crops against loss
| by hal in the Kansas State Mutual
| Hail Association. takes the worry off
ones mind, for when one goes to bed
at night he knows that his crop is
safe. If his crop is good he can. pay
his premium. his debts and still have
Il good round sum left for the support
of his family and to spend for the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23

luxuries of life. If insurance Isn't
taken out, raising grain becomes q
mere matter of chance in which the
gain. He cannot afford for the sake
of a few dollars to run the risk of
loosing hundreds-A whole years lab
or lost in few minutes, Can you af.
ford it.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23
An officer of the British army who

An officer of the British army who
has been detailed by his government
to watch the operations of our army
in the Philippines, in making his re
port to his home government, praises
the rank and file of our army without
stint but condemns the administrative
departments even more strongly.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23

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l. The Religion of Scienee by
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=. Three introductory Lectures
en- the Science of thought
by F. Max Muller 25
3. Three Lectures on the Sciece
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4. The Diseases of Personality,
by TIL. Ribot %
5. The Psychology of Attention.
by Th. Ribot %
6. The Psychic Life of Micro
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I. The Nature of the State. by
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8. On Double Consciousness, by
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8. Fundamental Problems, by
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10 Diseases OF the. Will, by Th.
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IL. The Origin of Language and
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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23
Our surance Laws are
All Right

and the state companies are under the
direct supervision of the insurance
department, hence there is no reason
why Kansas should. not have reliable
hail Insurance as we'll as other states
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23
Nothing Succeeds like
Success.

If Kansas people will only patronizer
Kansas companies, they cannot hStp
but succeed. and the money that hsE
been going out OF the state for insat.
ance will be kept at home.
The Kansas State Mutual Hail As
sociation is organized to meet these
conditions, and the plan adopted 10
in strict conformity with the Mutual
hail insurance laws of Kansas, ID
plain and definite, and il . safe nash,
cd of providing insurance at actuai
cost.
The hail insurance law provides
that in no event is the insured liable
beyond the amount of cash premium
which he pays at the time Of insuring.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23
Kansas State Mutual
Hail Assertion.
Home Office. Mcpherson, Kansas
Home Office. Mcpherson, Kansas.
Kansas can and Ouht to do
What other states have done.

Dakota, Iowa and N ebrasl1a, each have state
hail associations. They have been in
business for several years an have
saved millions Of dollars to the
Farmers.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23
The way to do a thing is
to do it

When our agent calls, give hin
you application for a policy, and thNs
put into effect what the insurance D.
partment says: ''Kansas can and
ought to do" We need your aid aud
your strength, We give cordial IN.
vltation and hearty welcome to our
ranks. The farmers of Kansas-A are; tn..
vincible.
KANSAS STATE MUTUAL
HAIL ASSOCIATION.
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