The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 6, 1908, Page 1

\W a e é ve I is RR en utler VOL. XXX. - PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. |. | e Dr. Hartman is now offering Peruna to the public asa regular pharmaceu- tical product. It is just as ethical as any compound put up for the medical profession. No straining of medical ethics can find any fault with it. THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVE INGREDIENTS are prominently incorporated in the label on the bottle, that the people may know that the claims made for Peruna have a true justification, The only departure we shall make from medical ethics in the conduct of Peruna affairs in the future, is the fact that we shall continue to advertise and sell our product TO THE PEOPLE. If we would agree to sell to doctors only, to advertise for doctors only, then the medical fraternity would be obliged to recognize Peruna as being entirely within their approval. BUT WE SHALL NOT DO THIS, We shall continue to offer Peruna to the people. We shall continue to convey to the people our claims for Peruna as a household remedy, We shall continue to supply the people with free literature, teaching them how to use our medicine, teaching them how to avoid disease, teaching them many things of benefit to the home, We shall continue to do this, whether the medical profession like it or not. We are proposing from this time on to take the public into our confidence, Notwithstanding that some imitators and substitutors will be attempting to put up something which they consider just as good as Peruna, we are going to draw aside the veil of secrecy and allow any one who chooses to know exactly OF WHAT PERUNA IS COMPOSED. This ought to disarm all honest criticism, We expect, however, that crit- icism will continue. On some pretext or other those who are envious of the success of Peruna will continue to find fault, But we are determined to give such people no just complaint. PERUNA IS A GREAT MEDICINE. Now Secure Peruna It has become a household word in Tablets. - millions of homes, Our faith in the remedy is stronger than ever. Every ; year we expect to establish new plants in foreign lands until the people of all the world are supplied with this valu- able household remed: People Who Object to Liquid Medicines Can RR botti try it. If it helps you, be honest and acknowledge that it has helped you, If you want us to we will publish your statement exactly as you furnish it tous. We will add no words, take away no words, If you wish us to we will | publish your portrait in connection with it, We will not do this without your : written request, without your entire consent, : Peruna has cured thousands of people of chronic catarrh, in many phases and locations. At least, that is what the people say to us, through unsolicited testimonials, Peruna will cure many thousand more, in spite of fabricated slarcers to the contrary. $ Wf GUARANTEE EVERY BOTTLE OF PERUNA TO CONTAIN THE INGREDIENTS PRINTED ON THE LABEL. We guaranteo that every testimonial we use is absolutely true—in the exact language of the testifier. We guarantee that every photograph published is the photograph of the BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSIAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1908. ROOSEVELT STUNS | HOUSE REPUBLICANS. | Remarkable Scene in Con- gress, Where Democratic and the ‘YL@ enactment of an employers’ liabi!!ty law, to take the place of the oneiecenily declared uncoustisution- al by the United States Supreme | Court, limiting its scope to the class ed a statement that Mr. Bryan had | ‘ot cases on which the court says! written to a friend {n the east that} can constitutionally apply, ts recom- mended. A law providing compensation for all Governments employes injured in| | Mr, Bryan’s Position. The Commoner. Several newspapers recently print he wonld decline she democratic nomination for the presidency should | it develop thas a certain portion of | the delegates to she Denver conven: | Why Refer to Doctors + : 8 Because we make medicines We tell them all person whose name it bears, that every word of every testimonial was author- ized by the hand that signed it, Weare determined to-beat- our opponents by being fairer than they are, by dealing squarer than they dare to, We are determined to meet falsehood with truth, duplicity with candor, insincerity with sincerity. We know that the users of Peruna will appreciate our stand, We believe that the dealers in Peruna will applaud our course, We expect even our op- ponents will be-obliged to acknowledge finally that Peruna is not only an honest and useful remedy, but one of the GREATEST HOUSEHOLD MEDI- rich.’ ” CINES ON THE CONTINENT, Kentucky Indicts Tobacco Company. Frankfort, Ky., February 3.—The Franklin county graud jury found an Indictment against the American Tobacco Company, charging the company of unlawfully cresting, es- tablishing, organizing, entering into} and becom{ng a member of a party to and interested in a pool, trust, combine, agreemens, confederation, and understanding with anothercor | individun!, | poration, partnersti{p, . person and association of persons, for the purpose of controlling and! fixing the price of merchandise, mau- ufactured articles and property known as tobacco. F. H. Toewater, of Lexington, men ager of the leaf department of the burley district; Harry Wcissinger, 0! Shelbyville, a former manufacturer; U.C. Vogt, of Louisville, manufac- surer, and W. E. Thompson, presi dent of the Franklin. County Boar of Control, and foreman of the grand jary, signed the indictment. Attorneys here who have read thie indictment say that the grand jury has left no loopholes through which the company can escape prosecutions Dr.J.M.Norris SPECIALIST ON THE Ear, Eye, Catarrh and its effect on the ears, throat or lungs ._ given special attention. Those in need of Glass- es can have their eyes tested free and-proper- ly fitted. Nose and Throat barred from civil service examina- Good ‘News Fer Workingmen. K. C, Times. Note—A treaty just signed between the: United States and France lowers the duty on champagze. Now gather all ye workingmen And raise a joyous song And shen give hip, hurrah again And give it good »nd stroug, Because this 1s a joyfal day— And know ye-not for why? “fhetariffwattwhich makes youpay Por everything so High Is coming down, ye workiogmen, So cheer, and let ’er rip again. No ’sis not on the things you wear Or on the things you eat, Or what you build with—O, no, There the tariff wall’s complete Yet split the welktn—from a cry Of gladness who'll refrain? The duty will not be so high In future on champagne! So cheer, boys, as the “can” you chase Tontght to Mickey Dooltn’s place time. ‘ : its service 18 also urged. for them. Members First A laud ps : nicked i * | ton were opposed tohim, Mr. Bryan ’ ’ e recommendation {n previous) 4. no sch shteisent. His coat! about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, moersages for legislation to prevent} oo geeu| h scribe it f | tion was clearly deecribed { tate | and they prescribe it for Message the abuse by Judges of the tnjune | ; ee A Ae hs, colds, bronchitis ' eae Nelice seins la tanewadsand ment printed in The Commoner of} coughs, colds, brone itis, con- : i ar ssintesat bo ®| November 15. That position is well # sumption, They trustit. Then Washington, January —President | fut ire message ts promised dealing told by thi N hy fford trust it. Roosevelt's message, sent to Con-| wits the necessity for action to meet Ard re te mssrent trom the No vers en Nee Suen ce gt eee ts gress, in the unanimous opinion here, {the Supreme Court's dectston In the Hite. eos a, ; Ask your own doctor. {gat onve the most forceful, deter-| Adatr case Mr. Bryan will not ask for or} The best kind of a testimonial — ; seek a nomination; and he will not} “Sold for over sixty years.” mined, radical and sensational ex-| Substantial enlargement of the assume to decide th Wan of is 18s « he question o . presston to which he has given utter-| powers of the Interstate Commerce | via nthiey Se ee Made by J.0. Ayer Co., Lown, Maw ance oftictally, Commission is urged. He asks for a SrenARERy. Eis has been oo amply 9 SARSAPARILLA, The programme of raflway and |law giving the commisston the right ne re eae aed _— yer. Sgn corporation regulation, ‘my polictes,’ | to pass upon any rate or practice “on deavored ie prea ee id ee eS We bivenecegeete) Wa pubrien redefined] with additions, 1s again | {ssown tnftiative” and for provisions & nominatt aphogs oe, em the formulas of all our medicine C wreWaATO, neibhe _ latd before the country {n terms of} ¢o prevent stock watering. should hia ambition be cousldned lAver's Pills greatly aid the Cherry added inslstence, unabatedvontidence} While opposed to pooling, he asks ie hed + a1 ue ea Pectoral in breaking up a cole. and bellleose conviction, Capping | that ratlroada be permitted to form rd dead cas forge bili A ciat . i the climax, the President charges that | ¢rattic assoctations for the purpose sed : “We ef oh per "| Tables of Weights the powers of “predatory wealth’’| of “conferring about and agreeing a ht sa t oe ye A — o* dey crimtpal rich,” old terms of] on rates,” a igthee. Pie ety Bert ia} ant Measures. whether the party can be strength his to the use of which he reverts,are| Amendment of the Sherman antl antl aud da ha be ha itn i | Three teaspoonfuls of que equals now banded together {nto a gigantic] trust law to provide for Mederal It- tion than by tt nominaiior Nyon sablespoontul : * ‘ 0 ) ae ) ‘ conspiracy/thas ts seeking his over-|cepses tor corporations doing an In- kshcens dies ath o grin “ | Pour tablespoonfuls of iqaidequa ; alee, Dg erve we ‘ throw and the undoing of his work.|terstate business is again recom shiike Hit be aden candiiatec us iy) Ques halt will, one fourth + Incidentally {he elects the president | mended. para i Py Candee WU i ola aatil ri the —eommsstom mt a. @ Santa Fe Raflroad und the} Theplanot Federal controlotgreas| «) eae Hh he ten " nuit “| One sablespoonfal of Ng : | presidens and directors of the Stand- corporations is emphasized, and at she shot mee whch: anatl . ' \ {om half ounce . > choleve falls , other, he will] ard Ot] Company, of Indlana, to the | tention {s called to recommendations peti i i as a \ hi at } One nint of 1c Ananias Club, for legislation along these lines ask- eo Pporesee OF SRgrUn sed. ound. sac is Sinatra ousnon Hilo availibility is a queesion to be} acotatcat OPINIONS DIPPER WIDELY, eee Hees eenenee |decided nos by him, nos by a few ne na ¢ ite a “" ™ ; a ees Sanding | OF One-half pint. Opinion upon, the message among | Editor Forming leaders, not even by the leading Une ckitchencup ot ie membersof Congress ranges from the | ; newspapers that call themvelved| halt pink enthustastic indorsement by deif] Buttermilk Club, | democrasic, but by tho Yosare of me One heaping quart Davis: UNA Katiad). Wid antl te fare | — . Sac ithe party, andto sham he intruste the hepribcictient actly fits my pistol,” to thatexpress it ii “pi bes rier se i pie decision of the questlor—they are) Four cups of flour cquals oneaqn art ‘ 4 yy » Honey ve > 2 \ + ee r nY wh ed by an ultra conservative Republi 0d pe mo i ; ty it Psi ld the supreme court In allmatte siete for one pound. can Senator, who remarked: aa . _ cain in th — ~ 5 ; cerning candicnter, as they re in all One se nuded taties z thool, lias pub e n the Signe , “obeern) » ple 1? se ar ' “1 belleve {¢ is an announcement of alam oa 5h aa saat on his Inatters concerning the platforn Fequals one-half oun D ( oT 1d " 4 » ‘ bad ? ase {ntentlon to run for the presidency “ephlie ta poet oi 8 Pai ae Ismay be eannd thos Mr ps | Three cups of corn menl> ‘oes ANG Oer & m oft or, y t reg . Hitin nade. i r" ‘ u ona pluiform of “down with thes ‘ 1 AaB - idoes.nos regard the plutocrutienews: 4 jis sald that a copy cf the Signal has papers that have habitually misrep-|! ; hall {been sent to Vice-President Fatr-! po.ante s beizge qualified + ised es data : Its reading led to remarkable banks a een pie cosa Sea re-ented him as being b roan bo evudla ue puuud scenes in the House. Aw the first] eos S*Plnent OF one [speak even for a minority of dems.) up of bustes ' f : termilk. Colonel Jim's productlon| crate, Those newspapers epeak for) SUP" \ i aut striking paragraph was reeled off by acanltallo we: Pace ae id lai fe i | pound, the reading clerk, the Democratic “The Ste i eliibiiancelanatonct the system.” The rank and file of | One tablespooutal of ‘ ‘< ; . é b e prohibftfon election ts) ghe demoe DE { pe the ‘ : . 4 side applauded as one man. The] ii rs ph a ‘i ats Si she democratic party willsbape the) ines . te Wise ar 0 a § gta ‘aa sae a aes | Republicans seemed stunned for a oer tag any ola) tale K’| party scourse at Denver, Tits not) Butter the size at ar nie 1 nel’s Buttermilk. Club. Bustermilklt, be expected that the program|. of" f ‘ i The leaders, however, soon! seo vs iter ee ee wis tent : ae oon ee VEG Progra! eo ounces some raig ri © COW'S TEAK | gy ed in " eres he prener- ‘ f “waked the boys up,” and set them | a ty = ‘ - ay - ied adopted in the {nvereste of the gener-| to work pounding desks and clap. | aa a8 ta « ¥ > -bite-EPOr al public will meet with the approve pit : | ways of the atill-worm. Tt fstorbear-| of ghose from whose imposttions the |e C88 plug bands. After that {* was lino wad aunmelfiah: stands knonklia : t ‘ ~ | One sold pir { | a competition to see which side of the he ee Nn oe 8 | public ts even now seeking reltef. lonnalaaie poll j ! and jabbing withous # murmur and yequiads one pound. chamber could make the moat notse, ‘ en | ‘Ten egpea cquelone po Hubbub and pandemouium followed nny Bowes, Se: staaes of Me cate “ iri i | ; Mbit fits ne “Ot : ence with the cheerfulness of a Chris The Spirit of Discontent. A dash of pepper quale vheh at frequent intervals. But very, sian toatter, als beaspoontis or tires shes very many-of the Hepublican cheeray | “Butte milk doesn’t have to t bp ee rw eups of nul enyar t orm ag ve ye | H wranul wear belug sceompanted by snickering : ‘| One ofour readers urges that a}, ‘ bottled In bond to remove susptelon; | pie vais Napili tll la and deprecatory gesticulation, seem- naietandana ls ties bn: cwow abcld contented splrit!e one of the best) Qpepintct eranulateds rqnals ed like jeerd and derision. hae dteshuaalsh botute te throws off the | Possessions one can have, and con jone pound. CONSPIRACY CHARGE ELABORATED | fires that consume a fellow’s innards, tends that about the—werst thing; —One plat ol brows sayar squids More than one half of the message ‘It ts full aged and meilow at one day | shat can befall an individual ts to be! shirte secoek aubargs : : old, and it. combines the rich sweet-| ruled by a epiris of discontent. Well,, TWo and one balfeups olp wer {s devoted to the “conspiracy.” 1t is made to tower over the “5,000,000 eabal” of last year, as would the Washington monument over » hitch- {ng post. This section of the mes- Lawson on the “system,” and Law son never went further in denuneia: tion. Alleriticisms of the $29,000,- 000 fine assessed by Judge Landis ageinss the Standard Oll Company, all protests agains’ the policy of the Department of Justice in seeking to have heavy monetary penalties {n- sage reads like # chapter from Tom | ness of the sugar cane with the mild! maybe. It depends very much apo bitter of the turafp top, the salfne the view-point from which the mas \qualities of saleratus with she de |ter ts seen. [f onc considers only in | Nwhsful acld of the pineapple. | “Look upon it as it stands in the jdividual ease and freedom trom care, perhaps the contentmens which sets goblet, as white aud foamy 4s & gin-| him apart from the world's unrest is | fiz, as thick as prepared cement and | good; bus tt would be very hard to as inviting ae syllabub. vonvines an aspiring ambislous per “Drink it down and make your {n-/son that such eace is happiness. Tue nards.glad. Lt gives health; it woos makes peritonitis impossible: tt pre- vents appendicitis and drowne gas- headaches away; {6 fe the oil of glad-; ness to stomach derangements; {t! jdiscontent which mukes oue miser- abie, peevish, frettui, faultfinding and envious 18 a very bad thing; but the discontent whieh fs the outcome of the feeling that what we have fs not sugar qual one pound He’s For Trial Marriages Paris, February 3 —In repiytige te the theme'Sadvanced bygiaal Bout jget in his play, “A Divor whieh jwas given in this city. Artweide Briand, the minfster of justiee ane worship, practically comes vor of trial marriages. He she idea of the gradu! evolution of the doctrine of divorce unbi the polos ut in fa idorses fe reached where & marriage way be | fiieted upon the railroads for rebat- ing, all evidences of reversion of sen- community during the last few monthe, Mr. Roosevelt attributes to ; ae Pini the active and hostile operations of Federal Jobs For Deaf Mutes. | ‘rich men whose lives are corrupt and evil,” who are corrupting the Washington, February 3.—Senutor public press and thus seeking to mie- Curtis ts trying to get an order from | jeag and corrupt the public mind. the civil eervice commission revok- ! ing rule under which deaf mutes are ed Oe tenes 08 g Tho Nad ¥ SUMMARY OF PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE While President Roosevelt's mes- tions. The senator’s attention was| sage is largely a defense of the ad- called to the rule by # deaf mute of| ministration against the attacks Olathe, Kan., who desired to takean| made on it by what the President examination. Mr. Curtis has sub-|calls the “representatives of preda mitted a statement to the commis-|tory wealth,” a number of recom- sion regarding the matter. He said | mendations for legislation are made that if the commission refused to} While the buik of transactions on dent Roosevelt to revoke {¢ by execu- | legitimate, but necessary to the work- tive order. Senator Curtis asserts ing of our industrial system,”-a law that there are many positions in the | is recommended forbidding the use of OFFICE--On {the South Side in| government service which can be fill-| ‘the mulls, telegraph and telephone the Catterlin Building. % |oed by deaf mutes and that such per-| wires for mere gambling {n futures,” | lution providing an amendment that| never reap the blessing promised to| lation now? At least “the prelimi- Butler, . Mo sons should be given governmentem- | as 1s now the case in lottery transac: - ' ploy ment. revoke the rule he would ask Prest- | stock exchanges is declared = | _ tons. timent toward him {n the e contracted for a specitied period un- der legal safeguard protecting the in teresss of both parties. He Jeclarer {vis impossible for thi se about enter upon this relation to know the true character of thelr partiers an J thas itis unpatural and fotolerable to expect an ill mated pair so drag our miserable existences trio whieh they entered. Why Not Now? Stirred by democratie attacks upon the high protective tariif Senator Hansbrough (rep) declared on the floor of the senate “there will be tariff legislation or the preliminartes by thereto will bestartedin April 1909.” H The Washington correspondent for ; she St. Louie Globe Democrat says that Speaker Cannon approves Sen- tritis.”’ the best that may be had, and which eiiiak cciilitn iliee nia urgee us to reach out after the bes- Bars Cigarette Smoking. j Ser, 2o matter what the individual Guthrie, Ok., Feb. 3—Any person | Coss to ourself, fs the discontent caught smoking a cigarette in Okla-|Whick spurs the world on to pro- homa may be fined from $5 to $25;|gress. Ambitious, aspiring workers having cigarettes or she “makings’’| find their great happiness in follow- in one’s possession, or giving or sell-|Jng the out-leading pathways, and ing them, calis for a fire offrom $100 | they glory in overcoming the obsta- to $200, and giving tobacco in any {cles they encounter. They courage- form to persons under 16 years of ously take the hard knocks, and en- age is punishable by fines from $25 | joy the discomforts, us they, in their to $50. These are the provisions of | Unrest, open up the pathways which the Shelson bill, recommended for] 80oner or later, the {idle fees of others passage by the Oklahoma House. shail carelessly follow. Without this The Senate again considered Tay-| spirit of discontent to urge the world lor’s bill providing for juries, and 80/00, men would return to barbarism. emasculated {it that Taylor asked to| content with the cuve and the bed of have his name. stricken out as the| leaves, and the glory of achievement author. would never be known. ‘Blessed are Speaker Murray, father of the| they that do His commandments,” state constitution, is the first man|aud the folded, tdle-handed content-| ator Hansbrough’s statement. But to ask that the constitution be| ment which eeeks only ease and free-| why walt until atter the presidential amended. He has introduced a rpso-|dom from the work of growth wililelectlon? Why not have tariff legta- Kees —~— will make the Torrens land system aj the active, earnest hands that hel, | narles theretu” might be “started,” F constitutional provision. in the work of world building say in February, 1908. —Commoner.