The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 14, 1905, Page 1

j t 2 Ni cape 3 i ul 4 ? Be VOL. XXVII. WOMEN SUFFER NEEDLESS MISERY. There are hundreds of thousands of women in America suffering } from Female Diseases, endangering their lives by doing nothing. If they write to me I will give them the benefit of my extensive expe- rience.---S, B. Hartman, M. D. N view of the great multitude of women suffering from some form of female disease and yet unable to findany cure, Dr, Hartman, the renowned gene- cologist, has announced his willingness to direct the treatment of as many cases as make application to him during the summer months without charge, The treatment will be conducted by correspondence, The medicines prescribed can be ob- tained at all drug stores, The Doctor will prescribe all medi- cines, applications, hygienic and diet- ary regulations necessary to complete acure. Furthermore, all correspond- , ence will be held strictly confidential. This offer will hold good only during the summer months, Any woman can become a regular patient by sending a written statement of her age, condition of life, history and symptoms of her de- rangements, and previous treatment. Pe-ru-na Brought Health and Happiness. Miss Nellie South, late of Manchester, Eng., writes from 86 Prince Arthur St., Montreal, Can., as follows: «*Peruna has made a _ wonderful . change in my life. It has brought me health and happiness. Since my seventeenth year I have had female complaint and irregularities, My general health suffered, I had pains in my back and lower liinbs, my eyes were dim,and I became morose and un- reasonable, “Mother sought the advice of our family physician, who prescribed for me, but I grew no better, «1 then read of Peruna and procured a bottle. That one bottle was worth more than all the doctor's medicine | had taken previously. “T cannot express my gratitude, Pe- runa has been a great blessing to me,’’-- Nellie South, Miss Edna Moore, 46 Elm street, Buf- falo, N. Y., Secretary East End Literary Association, writes: “T was a great sufferer from systemic catarrh, was extremely nervous, could not sleep, fainted easily, was very irrita- ble, had a confusion of the senses, and got upin the morning feeling more tired than when I went to bed, ««] was very Wretched, but upon tak- ing Peruna I began to improve, and after using the medicine four months, I felt like a new woman and was com- pletely cured.’’—Edna Moore. The principal remedy which Dr. Hartman relies upon in curing catarrhal diseases of women is Peruna, Hun- dreds of womea sufferers tind Peruna @ household nec ty. Offered By Bates County Fair Association. | iums cffered in addition to the liber- al cash prizes offered by the fair as- sociation for exhibits at the Bates County Fair to be held at Butler Oct. 10th to 13th: Best brood mare, draft, colt by aide; Missouri State bank $5. Best stallion 4 year-old or over, all purpose horses, Bates county court, $10. Best mare, any age, Bates county court $10. E Best sucking colt, 7 under, Bates county court, second $3. Best driving team roadsters and carriage horses, Farmers bank, $10. Best single gelding or mare, Bates National Bank, $10. Best mule, 4 years old and over, Duvall & Percival, $7 50. Best suc\ling mule months cr under, must be six eatrive Bates county court $10; second $5. Best pair of mules, 3 year old and over, to wagon or truck, Bates county court $10. Best girl rider under 16 years of age, Furham & Tingle, 1 street hat value $3 50. 2nd. premium, 1 bridle McFarland Bros. value $2. BUTLER COACH HORSE CO, For best colt sired by Simpson,No. 2129, i free season of 1906, second ¥ season of 1906. months and 7° $7; T K. LISLE SPECIAL. » Kor best colt sired by Alva W., 1 free season of 1906; second ¥ season . ISS Angelina Grotten, 805 St. Urbain street, Montreal, Can., writes: “Having heard Peruna praised so highly induced me to try it formy cold, and pains in the groins with which I had been suffering for months, It took nearly three bot- tles to cure me, but I consider that was but a short time, as I have often taken doctors’ prescriptions for months be- fore I gotrelief."—Angelina Grotton, As is well known, Dr, Hartman is the President of the Hartman Sanitarium, an institution which has a department devoted to the treatment of female dis- eases, He is thus brought to see thousands of such cases every year, the most of whom re turn to their homes to be treated by correspond - ence, Catarth and for Catarrh Pe-ru-na is Unrivalled, nes a Those wishing to become patients, colt, five |* should address Dr, 8, B. ' Columbus, Olio. valut $10; second \ season value $5 Best weanling, any sex, by Road Chief, 1 free season; second, 4 seavon. | Best weanling avy sex, by Hal E Hartman, ! enthusiastic letters of thanks as Da 4 Hartman for Poruua LIST OF SPECIAL PREMIUMS. - be shown in harness, 1 free season | 34249, 1 free season, value $10; | ecklp BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1905. Time NO. 46 sack White Satin Flour. Heaviest 10 ears, Joe Meyers, 1 pair pante value $4. ; 5 large ears any variety. | Meyers, gents hat value $2.50. setete es Joe For best display ot 10 earsofcorn, Peoples Elevator, $3; second 2.00 Finest specimen of 1 stalk of corn with two ears or more entered by boy under 12 years old, Farmers bank $2.50. Best plate of apples any variety Bates{County Horticultural Soctety, Best plate of pears any variety, Bates County Horticultural Society, $1. Best plate of tomatoes, ripe, J. M. Sallee, $1, Largest pumpkin, Marley & Hol loway, 100 best National cigars value $5; second, 1 picture frame value 1 50, B. F. Richards, Best 3} bunches home grown celery, Cable & Groves, 50 Ib sack Perfee- | tion flour. Best exhibit tlax seed, Hart Holloway, $1. Best} bushel wheat, Cannon «| Wetner Elevator Co., 1 eack Moses | Best flour. Best sample Turkey wheat raised | Bates County, Power & Bro, 100 Ibs | sack Imperial flour. Largest pumpkin, T. 100 Iba bran Universal Roller Mill's manufactur: er of the Turkey tiour offer through | the People’s Elevator Co., 100. Tbs Turkey flour for the best loaf of bread made from this brand. Best ‘, bushel water wheat raised Bates county, Power & Bro. 100) Ibs Royal flour Best \ bushel largest peppers, 1 | year’s subscription Republican: Press. & L. Pettys, | Best plate of Keafer pears, Bates County Horticulture Society, $1. Se t Best plate of Dutchess pears, Bates ee County Horticultural Soctety $1 : Bess display of pears, °% or more varieties, Bates County Horticulture j Society, &5. A199 LEONA Mo, Wat} ig Burrage We have on file thousands of testi- Best 4 bushel, Nortieet € Ream, 1| Best display of canned fruit, home| For the best display of poultry, an made, not less than seven varieties,1 | incubator worth not less than 10 00. silver baking dish, by Ellis & Gains | Will be on exhibition at fair: tirm’s Jewelry Co., Butler barred, value $6. | name douating same can be learned Best display of apples, 5 or more | varieties, Bates County Hortieultur- | al Society, $10; 2nd wall paper tor | Lroom, cost not to exceed 2,00 by monials like the ones given here, We ; John F. Ludwick. can give our readers only a slight ‘ glimpse of the vast array of unsolicited Best endorsements we are constantly re- |ducts, 1 complete buggy top and | i No other physician in the | seat cushion, spring back all com- world has received puch a volume of plote valne $25, by T. W. Lege and largest exhib{t farm pro- | | Res: specimen of canned cherri¢s, 1 years subscription to Munseys | Best sow, any age or breed, Duvall! Maguzine, Dr. T. W. Arnold. & Percival, $5. TEXTILE & ART Handsomest worsted quilt, A. H. Culver Furniture Co., 1 rocking chai value $5, CATTLE, Best short horn bull, 3 year old and over, Deacon Bro. & Co. 1 dinuer set, 56 pieces, value $10; Gordon Wilder $5. Best short-horn bull, 2 years old and under 3, Walton Trust Co., $5, Best short horn heifer, 1 year old and under 2, American Clothing house, $6 suit for boy under 15. Bull, 3 years old, American Cloth- ing House, second premium, $5 Stetson hat. Bost bull, 1 year old and under 2, J.B. Adair, 1 pair Queen Quality echoes, value $3 50. SWEEPSTAKE, Best shorthorn herd, consisting of 1 bull any age, cow 3 years old and over, cow 2 years old and under 3, heffer under 1 year old and under 2, heifer 1 year old, Bates county court $15, second, Beunvtt-Wheeler Merc. Co , New Departure cultivator. Best Hereford herd consisting of 1 bull any age, cow 3 year old and over, cow 2 year old and under 3 heifer 1 year old and 2, heifer under 1 year old, Bates county court, $15. SWINE Best boar, two years old and over, Poland China, Bates county court, $5; second, $2.50. Best boar, 1 year old and under 2, | shoes, value $5.00. Poland China, Chas. Dixon Com. Co. $5. Best Duroc Jersey boar, 2 years | $2.50 and over, Bates county court $5, second $2.50. - Beat Duroc-Jersey toar, 1 year old| Best 12 ears raised in Bates coun- and under 2, Chas. Dixon Com. Co, | ty, Power & Bro., 100 lbs Queen of yoy age | #5. | & Holloway $1. Brown Sisters, 1 trimmed hat, value $3.50. Finest piece of hand made lace work, R. L. Liddil, 4 dozen photos, value $5, Best piece fancy work made by girl between 12 and 18, Hiram Nichols, 1 pair shoes, value $3.50. Prettiest Bates county baby, R. L Liddil. ¥ dozen photos, value $5. G Handsomest underskirt for = The Columbia and Sayers and Scoville vehicles have been Prettlest boy baby under 12 months, W. C. Bernhardt, 1 dozen sold for many years Photos. in Bates county, FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCTS wth the very best Best \ bushel Irish potatoes, Hart résuits. Elegant in style, a grade ma terial and skilled Best \ bushel Early Ohio potatoes, Norfleet & Ream, $1 worth of Java blend coffees, Best \ bushel sweet potatoes, Hart & Holloway, $1. Best head of cabbrge, J. M. Sallee, workmanship, our R nese, whips and lap “ries, fine Har- casters are match- ed to suit the taste of all. Best. % bushel onions, Cable & Groves, 25 lb sack Perfection flour. Best % bushel white corn, J. W. Porch $1 Best 12 ears white corn, American Clothing House, 1 pair Walkover shoes, value $5. ‘ Best 4% bushel white corn, Poffen- barger & Edwards, 1 pair gente’ Best 12 ears white corn, C. R. Home, Manager Butler Land Co. YELLOW CORN. A Best specimen of apple preserves, T. L. Pettys, 50 t) sack hard wheat flour, value 1.50 Best specimen of peach butter, toilet articles valued at 2.00 by Frank Clay. Best 4 dozen glasses assorted jellies, 1 water set by I. J. Concklin, value 2.00 For best display of preserved fruit and jellies In glass Butler barred; lady’s cloak value 10.00. McKibben Mere, Co, Best loaf light bread, Chas. Dickin- sheet, 1.00. Best loaf of bread made from Turkey patent flour, People’s Elev. Co. Ist. 8.00; 2nd, 2.00, Best loaf of bread baked from Em- | press flour, Cannon: Weiner Elev, Co 50 Ths, Paapress tlour. sest pound of butter, Sam'l Levy from their literature. For best pair Plymouth Rock chick- ens, $500 tornado policy for 3 years, paid up, by Pierce & Allen. Best pair Plymouth Rock chickens, Carpenter & Shafer, 2.00 Best pair Plymouth Rock chickens, Hill's Cash Store, toilet set, value $5, Following ts « jist of specials re- ceived too late to be printed in the catalogue: Best} hands home grown tobacco, Bennett-Wheeler Mere, Co. 10 reds American field fence, ve #4. 2nd, 1 barrel Hutebinson, Kan. salt, value | 1.40, Best brood sow aud sc! her pigs, jany breed, Bennett-Wheeler Mere, Co,, 20 rods American field fence, value $4, Beat angel food cake, Bennett Wheeler Mere, (o., 1 Univ-rsal bread Mere, Co., lady's jacket value 10.00; | mixer, value £2 50, 2ud, the Ruralist one year. For the oldest lady on the ground Thursday, 1 3.50, Elmer Dixon, Best pencil vieture of Missouri State Bank building, drawn by school girl or boy, picture to be not hss than 10 tuches square and to be on exhibition all four days of fair, Mo, State Bank, $5 Por winner of old men's foot race, | Rake & Caruthers, beef roast $1. For largest family of girls on the grounds, | pair Queen Quality shoes, | | Value 34, Poffenbaryger & Edwards Two reserved seat tickets good for five night to the Chase-Lister com | pany, tiling engagement during week oi fair at Butler opera louse, for one- half mile bicycle race, free for all, rave to take place Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 10th, must be six entries, by J, A. Trimble. CHICKENS Patr Bufi Plymouth Rocks, Ist} > prize stand lamp by J. 1. Williams & Co., value 85. Patr Mammoth Bronze Turkeys, Ist prize, jewelry box, value $5, by Erie Nickell. For best pair of chickens, any j Best plate of dou | Wheeler Mere, Co., rocking chair, value | | Wim, Schotten ¢ ee | of Schotten « . bennett. worel of Wm, Schotten coffee, 2nd, 21 worth oi Best 1 gallon country lard, Ben- se Kap hett-Wheeler Mere. ( sas salt, value S150, 2nd, $1 worth } Beatloaf of bread ba: by ytvl under 14, Bennett- Wheeler Mere Co., Dulbs. Ph eS 140, -Wheeler Best pair ynine value #140, Beat palr Angora goats, Heunete: Wheeler Vere. Co, 107 sericau } field fenea, value! Boestroom decoration, either pa | ed or pape red | \ssoclation, | Hleing Co.goo | Whe | Meest quilt made by bade G0 years \ pr, lady's bonnet dat wiW. Levy est croehet hat, value 1.50, Sil wy } T. K. Lisle Speeial—hest colt by Dy. Cox, Ist, season of 1006 by Dr | Cox; 2nd, season to Gen, bona, | Best colt by Gen Boaz, 15% season to Bonz for 1906) toc, sason of {1906 to eho, breed. ralsed in Bates county ontstce : ‘ | of Butler, 1st prize 10 00; 2ud prize | lady's fur searf value 5.00, by Mek ibe ben Mere. Co; lady’s bat,valne 3.50, by Mra. Kate Graves, For best pair of chickens r anywhere, Bates County Po sociation, Ist prize, 10; 2ud, ¢ tised ltry As » 00, | 8rd, 2.50. | ~/2r— ~~ enna “agate | McHarland Bros. The Pioneer Harness and Saddle men of Bates county,!{1S74. COLUMBIA OR SAYERS AND SCOVILLE BIIGGIES, And an elegant Flat Pad Single or Double Buggy Harness. Keep in stock everything that horse owners need. Double wagon harness from $10 to $30. Si 2* 8 $7.50 to $25. Second band harness $3 to $15. Saddles of all styles and prices from tiv ¢ the steel fork cow boy and sole leather spring seat saddles, Lap robes, horse blankets, do nts, horness ofl and soaps, liniments for man or beast, coach oils, axle grease, tents, waz trim buggy tops new and repair old ones. Bring in your old harness aad trade them for new ows ; tine have the largest retail haress and saddlery store in. the southwest and our harness are all iaade at ve. Sole agents for the Columbia and Sayer and Scoville buggies. ‘gies, Surries, Road and Spring Wagons, in cheaper grades. See us before buying. licFARLAND BROS., CASTORIA For Infants and Caidren, The Kind You Hays Always Bought xf l. ¢ pra ag anid Bears the Signature of | ra YJ covera, We also carry # full line of bug- C South Side Square, BUTLER, MO.