Before that cough turns into a serious throat or lung trouble, stop it with
Jayncs
It has proved its real value during 75 years. UlM^
Ask your druggist for it.
THE PRESS AND THE GRANGE
I'\" lIHOII y of liranare AfTalrM Some
tillnK to Be DewlreU,
Mrs. Sarah <!. Balrd, muster of the
Minnesota state grange, in her aunuai
address to that body recently had this
word to say concerning the newspapers
and the hel*i they can give the grange: j
It is gratifying to note the attitude
of the pi-ess of the country toward the |
grange as compared with only a few i
short years ago. All papers are will- j
iiig and many are seeking to print i
grange items and reports, and we cou
-1 we are surprised at the unwilling
jiess of our members to help themselves j
through this available and most fruit
ful medium. Many inquiries have
come to me during the year: "What j
has become of the grange departmentV \
We miss it so much. It ought tit have
been continued." llow can we expect
to acquaint the public with the work
of the Order except we use the press,
except we pattern after successful
business men In other callings and
place our goods before the people"; \\ e
do not advertise the grange enough in
our papers. It would add prestige and
increased interest, keeping the mem
bers of the organization in touch with
one another and giving the outside
world some idea of its work.
V Mrnmik'ls nwottN Lfiw.
The bill which .July 1, became
ii law in Massachusetts requiring that
till manufacturers of concentrated food |
stuffs for dairy purposes lie compelled
>i affix thereto, in a conspicuous place,
a complete statement of its analysis,
■weight and name and address of maker
b is been of direct benefit to every fann
er cf our state. When we consider that
here in this state every year 150,000
tons are used, costing $ l,. r ioo.ooo, we s. c
bow important a matter ibis is and
bow valuable is the successful outenm *
of til's issue, which was so long and
patiently fought out by the state
grange.-—State Master Ladd.
WHAT IS THE GRANGE?
\ Qnenllon That Should
A iiNtver.
Willi SOO.OOO members V'*' 11 ' I'nlted
States, it would siy». "altogether un
necessary to ask la/answer the abovii j
question. But paper may come
under the some one who is not
familiar wijh the aims and principles
of our <«wT. It is an organization of
fj. ij .A for their mutual welfare.
■X ii ions the specific objects named in
its declaration of purposes are these:
To develop a better and higher man
-1 hood and womanhood among ourselves*,
I to enhance the comforts and attrac
I tions of our homes; to further co-oper
ation; to buy less and produce more in
order to make < ur farms self sustain
ling; to bring producers and consumers,
(farmers and manufacturers, into the
Wiost direct and friendly relations pos
sible. The grange is nonpartisan, yet
|ts principles underlie all true politics
mil statesmanship. It believes In co
operating together in every legitimate
banner for their own protection and to
iihanco their mutual interests.
Tlio Order is tailed the I'atrons of
usbandry, and the head of the na-
Ima! grange is lion. Aaron Jones of
With Hcnd. Ind. Twenty eight states
Ive state organizations. Below tin m
t the county organizations, called
lnona granges, and below tiiese are
1 numerous subordinate granges,
•tin-, s df these subordinate granges
We Make Clothes
for Over 500,000
Customers
ur Clothing is worn in every State in the Union. We oven do business with
ercial and professional men in New York City, the fashion center of the country,
ell us we give them Perfect Satisfaction at One-Half the Price they
ly paid at home. You can easily appreciate that with such an enormous vol
f business —pver a thousand clothing orders a day —we can make lowest
5 prices. We save the average buyer about one-third and guarantee satisfaction.
"len's Made-to-Order and Ready-Made Suits,
4.75 to $30.00; Spring O'Coats $6 to $22.50
must wear clothes, and thero is no pood reason why you should not buy them hem us, direct
nanufacturer. and save all jobbers', agents' and dealers ; i f;ts. D n't hesuutc. If you have
r tried it, you do not know how easy it is to get * perfect fit from us.
for Free COUPON
I) ~„1, Montgomery Ward & Co.. Chicago:
npie JLJOOK Please send me Sample as checked. (Not more than 2.)
(hi nothing to aaa our W 1 "uh. 2"llTh"
tTlcea. and you ara in>. pjfiSa »4.75to HI.M, M.Wundue m aotC*
W ""At', * * I;, " Hv Mn.l.. Hrrlu*
. his Coupon v'o »l«d" ">Ord''r Suit.. and lUt»«»ta.
, V fa* Spring HIKI Hummer. 11l Youth® and Hoys'
Just take out year l»ri«i«* i1760 to $!tl.OO. - U 1 Hprin* (lothiag, 3to
rN > 7 (never mind a \/X Mwt«- -1<». Order and 19 j'-ars of age.
ck 'f 1 i •• this 1 X) -—V O . -Made Hummer
k you want. Then All Hamplaßookfl Include ntyle illustrations, tape measure,
oupon. rut it in an complete luatrutuuna, etc.
1 It to Montgomery
Chicago and you viM
frre uf all charge. 4>AME "
took of Clothing
ever saw and at l'tmTr.rrtnia
I surprise you. «
"y"o™or«<" ' -- •""»
itgomery Ward Co.
Michigan Avenue. Madison *nd Washington Streets
== CHICAGO '!
are held once a mouth or ol tenor
where subjects pertaining to the farm
ers' interests, social, educational am
agricultural, are discussed. Wotnei
are on nn equality with men in tin
grange, and to them not a little of tin
wonderful success of tbe organisation
is due. Its purpose may be stated in
word to be; To uplift the farmer mor
] ally, socially, educationally and mate
j rlally.
NATIONAL GRANGE MEETINC
Milll y fortln nil Oremilzntionn Uentlr- i
rliij; Themneli e».
We learn from a l'ortland (Ore.
j paper tinit several committees have al
ready been named by tbe various or i
' gu nidations in l'ortland, Ore., to ar
| range for the next meeting of tb>
national grange in that city. The or
ganizations that are interesting them
selves in the matter are tbe board ol
trade, chamber of commerce, tin :
Manufacturers' association, the Com
mctvial club and tbe state granges oi .
Oregon and Washington. At a meet
iug of representatives front these sev
oral boiiifs oil tiiiaueo, in
•ertainment, reception, transportation
and all executive coniuiittee were ap
pointed. ll decided to raise a
fund of "00 to defray the expenses
of entertaining the national meeting.
The l'ortland Oregouhtti says that on<
of the special features contemplated
by the committee in case tbe meeting
can be secured will be an excursion
for the delegates to Oorvallis, on tiJ•*
West side of the river, returning ou tliv
oust side. - -
1.« eal ala 'f to cause the national leg
islators to hesitate before inviting a
v.Ttd jump into tariff tinkering. So
imprest".! are the Bepublie.au leaders
i:i both houses with respect to the ne
cessity fort' e exercise of prudence in
matters relating to tlio public reve
j nues that the word has gone around
i that the present session of congress
laitst be i■; refill t" hold down apjlro
j,i„uuiis. it is iieiieved that vltli
eciirmy the present ...♦. as in tbe
treasury, win '< diminishing
tht'< „ .in'rfT".: The present liscal year.
To the heavy appropriations of the
Mast --i>i. n-i.v be k"| t inta t through
! the current fiscal year.
Buckeye grange .Medina county, 0.,
| has purchased a sehodhon e to be
used for a grange hall. The school
house was In the market because of
I centralization of schools in the town
! ship.
I It is profitable as well as enjoyable
I to occasionally boi-.l day meetings of
j the grange at the homes of some ol
the members.
THE NEW YORK WORLD
!
THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION.
G n . J150: Clubbed with the News Item, 1 year.
> Try The li'-- , Job Office Once.
Fine : " • im*
v 1 I
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MODERN FA<' i' ! - • } j | 1 ||t
Vn Please.
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Reciprocity with tJuba certainly la |
working all right for Cuba. Under j
the arrangement Cuba is buying les i j
mil seliiiiK more In the I'nited States ;
ihan beforo. Her own government lig :
ures show tliat during the tirst six i
months of 100-1. while her exports to j
ilds country increased 17 per cent, her I
imports from here gained only 13 per j
,-ent. (>tl:er countries which have no;
reciprocity with the little island re j
| public seem to have had mnch the bet-'
! tor of It. For Instance, while her c: •
! | nrts to Great Britain. Sp=i".?« and Cer-j
I many for the period mentioned in
! creised LM. : nd IT per cent respee
lively, the gains in imports from (bus,!
j nations were -I and to per cent, j
1 Somehow that does not appear to be
!'e iprocity wiiich reciprocates—Troy
TlifTes.
■r%
¥ vi 1
Nervous Trouble
and Dyspepsia.
No Sleep for ""•".'e.-J-Ts
Because o- 1 am.
Dr. Milr3' T r Gave
Bac;l kiy Ht Uh.
Dy. p -psia rv :-'K\ I ~ r.ris > from a de
rangem i loft' : ivc . Whent! :• s.-uin.ih
is nut \ ,11 tt. : < t :ie v sti m h»ii ' l . C n
? *«t;«- , I-a 1 ! . 112«. u r»>aeli, frequent
i rada. I t i , u I hml to ter
i ble ( » > it nut tr» atod in time.
'Jr. M>' \ :U a .-p e for nervous
dyspt",». .a and all nervous disuses.
">• vi . ..' v. ' • ; ' vears, due to
revere nervous trouble and dyspepsia. I
I.ad m; I • : a':»!c to sleep i r weeks at a j
t in. ! tl' i ' iiw.. .iu'-d v ;h pains in
?ay i . « i iajch. ivh limbs felt tired,
i o . » p y }; ' .* work v. ilhout
< , t v!\ v«. in « nt. Ihe doctors
(,iil» «: ) ■ , :;ul rf'cr t king on end-
I ~s : , M ' . ;'n Ilk
i'i;j i .. 1 ... »iuii\e N\iv;ne ai.-i
Nerve and 1 iver I'd. I *. 1 obtained relief
from the first bottle oi X-r ne. was able to
sleep letter than 1 lied m 'a:s. My stnm
rch to yain stu-nyih and 112 felt better j
:m m».nv v. a\s. I have t ken twcHe bott'ts i
of Net vine an I Nerve an! laver I 'ills in the .
oast tSe wars but • e not t. l.en any of
!icas i have not feU then !of it. Igo
; bout my work an cnt rely different woman
i and have reeomiv ended them to ever so
many people. J em a believer in I)r. •
Miles' Nerve ;:nd l.ivr Pills, 1 have them on I
band all the tun . 1 feel vry grateful for
the I)r. Miles Kem-di.,/ MRS. J. W. WHIT- J
Man, Mechanic 1". Hs, Me.
All druggists i-cll and guaiantoe first hot- i
tie Dr Miles' Remedies. Send fc»r free book I
on Nervous and Hesrrt Diseases. Address i
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lnd.
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A Barrytown, N.Y., Man's Experi
ence with Cal-cura Solvent.
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If It Does Not Cure.
Constipation lends to worse. Often it is
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Mr. C. S. Osterhoudt, of Harrytown, N.
Y., was distressed with indigestion, chroniu
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relief, lie heard of t'al-ciira Solvent, Dr.
Kennedy's /«*/• medicine, u>ed it and t>ogaii
to improve rapidly. All of his old com
plaints have disappeared and lie owes
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Solvent, write to the Cal-cura Company,
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