The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 28, 1905, Page 8

PURE-WHO MADE SRUITTT IS FORME OWPOSITION LELY FRO ED SOt LESOME-RELIABLE FROM CREAM OF TARTAR DERIV! IN WHICH DELICIOUS THE PRECISE “Mi GRAPES, EY NATUREIN IN WHICH IT IS USED IN DR. PRICE'S BAKING POWDER Its superiority is oleic Its fare ernmes wr ” world-wide ath oon a DO) 4 id ale = Na " ‘ against alum food : 2 @ @ 2 xX. + & guarantee * -: * << TURN THE CAN AROUND and you will learn what is the “power behind the dough.’ ’ In the nigh-ciass powders it is cream of tartar, extracted from clean, delicious grapes, and that i vis heaithful. “phosph nate alum,” a P > po wv eal. phate,” it is § or 46 the food unhealihful, Of what use are twenty-five ounces for twenty-five cents, if ei ht of these ounces are alum ? in the low-grade sodium aluminum sul- nh is clso alum, a mineral acid, and that makes ‘ood baked with alum baking powders is found to contain a portion of the alum unchanged | The continued use of alum made food impairs digestion, using dyspepsia. When buying baking powder, examine he label and take only a brand we label shows it to be free from alum, NATURE AIDS DECEPTION OF HOMESEEKERS. Unusually Heavy Rain This Sea- son Makes Land Appear Productive. Gaivectua, Tex. Sept. 25 —The homeseeker {s abroad in the land west of the Pecos, and it looks very much as ifhe would go back home sicker than when he came. This is not an agricultural region, yet the unusual rainfall this season has put the valleys in such fine condition that itis calculated to deceive the elect. Knowing ones declare that many a farmer is more liable to stake his all in a school land venture this year and go busted than at any period during which lands in this section have been thrown on the market. The rains for 1905 have excelled the record for 15 years, and are more than likely to eclipse that for 15 years to come. The creek beds and tanks have been kept filled with water, and vegetation has grown #0 luxuriantly that a tenderfuot might easily mistake acres of green weeds for some well cultivated crop or im agine that where weeds will th: ive lustily crops would do as well. The fuct that for the most part, at least as far as Jeff Davis county is concerued, well water is obsainable at no great depth is also calculated to mislead, since some, overlooking the porous nature of the soil, might think to make good by irrigation the deficiency in rainfall. Of the 6,000,000 acres of school land put upon the market Septem- ter 1, about 200,000 is in this coun- ty and the big mujority of the remainder is in the adloining coun- ties of El Paso, Presidio, Brewster, Reeves and Pecos. The state iteelf supplies proof of the fact that “4 the trans-Pecor — ed as ae y exten the limit of iand ee by ig person to eight section. Companies to Recover Political Contributions. New York, Sept. 26.—State Attor- ney (ieneral Mayer arrived here to- day, intending to interview members of the Legielative Insurance Investi- gating Committee and its counsel. Regarding the political campaign funds presented by life insurance companies it was suid that the At- torney General had been intormed that the money so paid out would be restored to the insurance com. panies, but that this would not nec- essarily prevent him from taking any action he might think proper. To Tunnel Under The Hudson. Albany, N. Y., Sept. 24.—The In- terstate Tunnel Railway company of New York was incorporated with a capital of 7), million dollars to con- struct and operate a tunnel railroad under the waters of the Hudson river between New York and New Jersey. The western terminus: is to be New Jersey, connecting with the Interstate Tunnel Ratlway company of New Jersey and the eastern terminus in Chambers street, be- tween Church street and a point distant 100 feet easterly from the easterly aide of Park Row, borough of Manhattan, New York city. | FARM LOA To be able to borrow money on real BP RNASE A ee FD PP IIL ALSIP ID estate on long time, with the privilege of making payments before due, is an advan- tage which the frugal borrower appre- ciates, We loan money in this way and at a low rate of interest. DUVALL & PERCIVAL, BUTLER, MO. | PLP PPL LED PELPLPO A S, ll PRP RP PREP A | IR ae PRIA = $12000S0000000000000000000%™w7 XWarrensburg Business College North Aoldon Street, Opposite Court House. Turex Compiere Coursxs Book-Keeping, Shorthand and Typewriting Tolegraphy, B. EB. PARKER, Manager. A, LEE SOIPZER, Accsistant Manager. Dr. W. L. Hotgre passe president, Com. Bank, Apvisory Boarp { T. E. Cheatham, Cadhier American: noe Eael Coffman, ‘Ans’t Cashier American Bax : For information! Address . Warrenaany Business College, Wasronsbarg, seansnanapanmngunnangnna Mo. | rious trouble is likely to happen to the “Tilike a setback to make the average BULLDOG JAW IS UNIVERSAL. | Jules Huret, the French Writer, Says } Kvee American Ciothing Dum- mies Have It. i “ a3 | gures in America and Sparian chin | bulldog ja Americans.” on to all t Huret, | been gathering impressions of America tiret han@ [t was made after a visit} to Kansas Olty, which, according to | Mr. Huret, is as like other American }eitles he has visited as peas in a pod the only perceptible difference being that it was a trifle more vulgar. “No monuments,” he says. jing to see but the fronts | shops.” ln his jowrmey from Puedlo to St. j Louis by way of Kansas City, Mr Hu- }ret noticed that the railroad employes were decidedly familiar in their bear ing to the passengers. He found one conductor whose parents were born in Lorraine, Dut it was no use to talk to him about France. He was American, through and through, and couldn't; } speak a word of French, It was on this journey that Mr. Huret heard the men talking of having a good time, “The expression ‘a good time’ is very American,” he says, “It means with them a combination of a rest and @ carouse. The easterner speaks of it with an accent of reproach, as a thing unknown to him and which he ought not to know, The negro, on the con- trary, speales of it as the dream of his life. In the south and west, especially ‘good time’ is a due and legitimate ree- ompense,” PREDICT LIGHTNING SPEED. Automobillsty Declare Mile Will Be Made in Thirty Seconds by Mas chines in Neur Puture, “Noth- of tailor Automobilists are so much impressed by the advantages for speeding allorded by the track at Ormonde, Fia., that they ire predicting a speed of a mile in Ju seconds, and {t is probable one or more of them. will build special racing auto- mobiias to try for such a record. W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr, when asked regarding the possible speed to be nehed by a man in an automobile and the dangers encountered, said: “Lean go faster, The mile in 37 sec- onds will be accomplished this year, and next year, with faster machines, we will eo much faster than that e mile. record can be placed below seconds, that I know. Regarding 30 seconds, | am not so sure, but that will come when machines are perfected and constructed especially for the work, Such speed will follow naturally in time.” Barney Oldfield, the champion, said: “The mile in 35 seconds will be reached within a year, We shall have to con- struct special cars, scoop-shaped in the body and of special build, for straight- away racing only, when it may be possi- ble to go in 30 seconds. I believe that in two years we shall reach that mark, and | predict that ere the half minute is reached there will be a death to mark the way. ‘That is a frightful gait, and something totally unexpected and se- machine.” NEW CURE FOR APPENDICITIS. Surgery Saperseded and Patient Has But to Walk on All Fours Your Times a Day, The medical journals of Berlin re- port that some remarkable cures of mild cases of appendicitis are being made by a new method of treating the disease before the knife is needed. Certainly it is an original—almost an aboriginal—methoa, It is nothing less than to require the patient to walk on all fours for 30 min- utes four times a day. It is claimed that certain muscles around the vermi- form appendix are brought into play and strengthened by this quadrupedal eure, which are unused when a biped walks erect. Others are relaxed, and the localized inflammation has oppor- tunity to subside. A well known diplomat, celebrated for his haughtiness and _ punctilious- ness, was cured of beginning appendi- citis by this method lately. His asso- ciates and the fashionables are laugh- ing in their sleeves when their imagi- nations conjure up his proud excel- lency’s posture while undergoing treat- ment. The four-footed dose is recom- mended in dyspepsia, too, but, of course, {t should be taken before meals. CHOATE RE SCEIVS MEDAL. Ambassador Accepts Award of Royal Astsenomical Society in Be- half of Prof, Hale, Ambassador Choate attended the an- nual meeting of the Royal Astronom- ical society the other day to receive the society’s gold medal awarded to Prof. George Ellery Hale, director of the Yerkes observatory. In thanking the society on behalf of Mr. Hale, Mr. Choate said the award was a crowning honor for the work of any astronomer in the world. He said American as- tronomers enjoyed the rarest facilities, having about 300 clear days and nights @ year. Therefore they ought to achieve something. The president of the meeting eulogized Hale's work. His Only Hope, A Connecticut man has lost a for- tune on a technicality. The only way in which he can get even, says the Chicago Record-Herald, is to go into the bribing and grafting business and then get off on another technicality. Shewing Ameriean Grit, Baltimore is to be grefter and grander than ever, remarks the Chi- cago Record-Herald. 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Don’t buy till yousee our papers and get our prices We carry 4 full Kine of mixed paint, white lead, oils, glass, putty, etc., cheaper than any one in Bates County. BENNETT & HUPP. (SAA aS WE WANT YOUR GRAIN and will pay the highest market @® : price any time you haul itin. ¥ Whether a or small one, we can handle it, New seed rye for sale. Give us chance to bid on your crop and BIG CROP we will save you money. WILL G. REED, AMoReT, mo. ‘Seng ob 2 6