The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 11, 1906, Page 1

The iutler Weekly Times. VOL. XXVIII. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1906. NO. 11 ) __ PE-RU-NA, A “ y NY FAMILY NEED. pM, <eos Py Y 2 | | been most gratifying. MEXICO 3 , THE CATARRH REME “Thirty-eight million people, which is half of our entire population, suffer from some form of catarrh in the course of a year. This demonstrates the great need of Pe-ru-na in every home to protect the family against all catarrhal diseases.’’==s, B. HARTMAN, M. D. Ask your Druggist for Free Peruna Almanac for 1906 Three Acres and a Cow. Elizabeth’s Assassin is Mad. The term “three acres and a cow,” which was at one time quite promi- nent in English farm discussions , was originally suggested as a remedy for the lack of employment among me- chanics and laborers. The idea was that ifeach workman could secure possesaton of a small place, he would become, ina measure, independent during a period of hard times. The actual suggestion was three and one- quarter acres, the one-fourth acre to be devoted to an orchard in which the cow could graze occasional ly- The rest of the land he desired to de- vote as follows: Potatoes, one-half acre; turnips, one-fourth acre; winter vetch, one half acre; spring vetch, one-fourth acre; barley, oats, three fourths acre; clover and three-fourths acre. He esti- mated that the product of this land would be worth about $100, and would keep the occupler above actual want. Am Ambush For “Scotty.” Los. Angeles, Cal., Jan. 8.—Walter Seott, the mysterious miner of Death valley, speed maniac and breaker of transcontinental railroad records, came into Barstow with a serious bullet wound in his thigh. He tells w ee Man Goes, Money Stays. p ¥ Leslie’s Weekly. “ ' While individuals may spend their money and “go broke,” the money of the nation remains and sustains national life. It is man, not hiscash, that perishes. Empires may fall, but the money market goes on forever: Russfa may topple over as an Em- pire to-morrow but, her $909,000,000 in cash will remain. Five billions of dollars in cash are hidden in Russian churches. Get that cash into circula- tion and the Russian peasant would have new life. Countless millions of dollars are buried in India. Get that buried caeh into eirculation and the people of India would throw off lethargy as though born again. For cash is a tonic. Cash is strength. We Americans are the strongest nation to-day, because we have, in cash, $600,000,000 more than any other one nation. For the Maintenance of our strength, how- ever, individually aswell as a nation, we most look to our bankers and our financiers, who form the health department in charge of our national ~ money system. The Church Wants 2 Millions. keeper. suddenly grasped the keeper by th pronounced him insane. Taking Time by the Forelock. From Lippineott’s. tions to her maid. up to Mr. X’s forget this.” - encounter with men who followed him to find the mine from which he draws his wealth, and @ narrow escape. . He says he knows one of the three Polly were @ white man and an. Indian. ——_ schard of this city has loata duck which was valued at $125 feeding the ducks sume shelled corn Monday evening he noticed a glitter- ing particle among the kernels and made a grab for it just as it dis- appeared down a duck’s throat. As Manechardt suspected, & one-carat diamond was missing from his ring, and the duck had swallowed it. postponed killing the duck until , |morning, but when he went to the | exacting at the tin coop with an ax, {t was to find t. duck had been stolen, Manschardt ed. Has Stood The Test 25 Years. The old, original GROVE'S less chili tonic, You kaow what are taking a tasteleas form, Nocure,nopay. 50 Apple Cure For Drunkards. Fromzthe Philadelphia Bulletin, “For ten years,” said a physiciat “T have advocated apples as a cur for drunkenness. [a that time Lhay While | Hie says he will not prosecute the theft | faithfully fultilied her pledge and that | segroes, + wwro of the fowl if the diamond is return: you It is ironand quinine tn tried tho apple cure on some forty or ANew Kiwi Mother-In-Law.| oosevelt Not in to Negroes. Macon, No, Jan. 8.—A committee} Washington, Jan. & —Prestdent from the city council while examin- | Roosevelt turned down a delegation ing @ case of destitution ran acrose | of negro t cen by refusing to see & sort of mother-in law almost un-| them, and great was their gr: i known to literature. Booker Bari, | They eatied at the White House 69 years old, was lying upon what | Wednesday for the purpose of invit he claimed was bis deathbed in a|ing the President to deliver an ad- | miserably squalid hut, and was be- | dreas before w cv uvention of negroes, ling cared for by his mother-in-law, | to be held here Jan 24, for the pur- Mrs. Ametia Dale, aged 81. man had been an invalid for ten} negro suffrage. the President de ' years, His wife died four years ago, jclined te seo the celegation on the from | ground that be Wae t t | This is tie Tae | pose of co eras the question ot *a proniise | her mother to look alter she had me } band, The moan exit o busy. ttine the Ps. sidens eeu delyation of niinisters were bet gee he would } » died without hor ale Which eon nthe w bu N reticent ¥ The feebler ny Ll age wae tehiog ov r J bu beer she was plavk: ! husband to iy 1 ‘ » will ver all daughter.” «1 aid, “and nev . . ine abe yrot c. Now! a iva come to himand youean pul fe) will fos acker Jown toes Pin got with, | t him.” They cnove here Poin sourit tha ayge vA They vise Perhaps you a ‘fifty drunkards, and my success has) meny patsy | food, but rome “Let any man afflicted with the | twinge ol dispe i love of drink eat three or more ap: | See You. ak P ‘ . are guaranteed to cure all sic kine ples daily and the horriable cra ving will gradually leave him. The cure will be greatly helped along if he also | emokes as little as possible. “I know a woman who cured @ drunken husband without his knowl- edge by keeping always a plentiful due to poisons of undigested food or money back. Clays drug store. Try them. Farmers Enroll in Columbia. Colmobia, Mo., Jan, 8.—Fif Dr. Kings New Life Pill 25e at Frank ‘ i Lty induce Con: tess to ~ | declare itse!f oa this subject | An Escort For W. J. Bryan. Manila, Jan. 8 —‘V. Morgan Shus- *Y |ter, collector of customs for the A Big Territory Bank Gain. . | |supply of good apples on the dining | table, The man ate these apples and finally stopped drinking altogether.’ farmers enrolled in the short ‘winter | course in agriculture offered by the ;|Missourt Agricultural college. This | is considerably ahead of the first day’s enrollment last year. The col- lege authorities expect the total en- rollment to exceed that of any pre- Philippine archipelagy, will aceom- pany Wiliam J, Bryan on his visit to southern islands of the group as ernment. (alleiano Apasible, theex- president of the Filipino junta at the representative of the civil gov-" Guthrie, Ok. Jan. 8—Paul F. Cooper, bank commissioner, has completed a consolidated statement covering the 361 territorial and4 animal husbandry. ach lasts eig national banks in Oklahoma and | Weeks. “showing total deposits of $27,257,- vious year. The college offers short courses in agriculture, dairying and Hongkong, will accompany him as the representative of the radical party. , ht H Sickening Shivering Fits | of ague and malaria, can be relieved Vienna, Jan. 8.—Lucchini, the ae sassin of Empress Elizabeth of Aus tria, has gone mad and has to be kept chained to the wall of his cell to prevent him from murdering th ose who come near him. Recently heat tempted to kill the prison direct or. He made asimilar attempt upon & Lucchini had been feigning siek ness for several days, and when the keep: er went into the cell and bent over the man, who was lying en the floor, apparently unconscious, the latter throat and, after choking him into {nsensibility, ran out of the cell. Others, attracted by the struggle, to prevent further harm. Lucchini was overpawered and the prison physician has since A lady, entertaining o guest of im- portance, was giving final instruc- “Now Polly,” she sald, “in the morning take'a pitcher of hot water room. Be sure not to “No'rm,” Polly’ answered. The story of ambush on the desert €2/),4) ghought no more of the matter until the next day, when at noon she remarked casually, ‘Of course, Polly, Mr. beamed. “D’law, Miss Mary, [1 men who ambushed him. With him), ree haved Loni end Ak water dat I cy’ard it up las’ night.” all banks are $38,049,619.45. CABSBTORIA. Bears the Signatare ef The Columbia and vy Sayers and Scoville vehicles have been sold for many years in Bates county, with the very best results. Elegant in style, a grade ma- terial and skilled workmanship, our Buggies, fine Har- ness, whips and lap 4} as harness of] and soa) new and re} 'e have the 0 we oe © ew ee 6 2 ee ew ee ait e ? 061.98, or a total of 5 million dol- lare more deposits than ever known before in this territory. Mr. Cooper says also that the increase within the same length of timeis greater than before. The total resources of / ba Kind You Have Always Bought tock everything that horse owners need. Double w $25. Second hand harness $3 to $15. cow boy and sole leather spring seat saddles. Lap robes, horse blankets, dusters and fly liniments for man or beast, coach oils, r old ones. Bring in your old harness and trade them for new ones. re the largest etal barons ad oe yc civile Dongen, "We. also. Carry fall ine ot bug lor olumbia an and Sco . ‘We also carry a full line of bug- ; Surries, Hoad and Spring Wagons, in » ad 7 lIicFARLAND BROS., A Dray For His Hearse. Ashland, Wis., Jan. 8.—After tak- ing on flesh for the last two months at the rate of a pound dally, Abra- ham Bouny of Glidden died here of fatty degeneration of the heart. Bouny was 25 years oldand weighed at the time of his death 583 pounds. Tt was neces:'ary to have a spectal| coffin made for him. It was taken | to the cemetery in a dray. an i cured with Electric Bitters. This fs a pure, tonic medicine; of especial benetit in malaria, forit exerts a true curative ifluence oa the disease, driving it entirely out of the system. It is much tu be prefered to quinine, having none of this drug’s bad after- effects. E. 5. Munday, of Hvnrietta, Tex., writes: ‘‘My brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice, till he took Electric Bitters, which saved hisiife. At Frank ‘T. Clay’e drug store; price 50c guaranteed. (SI ASALS AAAS ADASA SAAS SS AALA McFarland Bros. |The Pioneer Harness and Saddle men offBates eounty, 1874. COLUMBIA OR SAYERS AND SCOVILLE BUGGIES, : And an elegant Flat Pad Single or Double Buggy Harness. on harness from $10 to $30. Single har-<,' Saddles of all styles and prices from the cheapest to axle grease, tents, wagon covers, per grades, See us before buying. is & aa South Side Square, S “SUTLER, Mi.