The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 7, 1908, Page 1

te 3 Dr.J.M. Norris \\ OFFICE--On the South Side in utler Wie a * VOL. XXX, BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 190s. oe imes. y PE-RU-NA AS A TONIC AND BLOOD PURIFIER. Mrs. Paul Casavant Writes From 219 Monroe Street, Topeka, Kansas, Concerning Peruna. Read Her Letter Below: Kansas, writes: and I was daily losing flesh and stren done for me that 1 am pleased to give it a good word for it.” T ‘ones up the System. Mrs. William McRoberts, Waverly, Minn., writes: “Iam perfectly well of the catarrh, I took Peruna and Manalin, ivend your medicine to every one and cannot praise it enough, It is a fine medicine to take any season of the year. Taken in the spring it tones up the! system and acts as a gentle stimulant.” A Good Tonic. Mr. Joe Leonard, Flat 3, 282 Allen St., Buffalo, N. Y., wriies: “1 have good reason to endorse Peruna as I have found it a good tonic, stimu- lating the system and under great pressure, usual endurance and cnall me to work much longer and harder than the system could possibly do were it not for the great powers with which it en- dowed me, It gives one nerves of iron.” Two Counties Without Jails. Topeka, May + —That the county jails in Kansas have not been in- spected by the judge of the district court and the county attorney as re- quired by law is shown in thereports recelved by Governor Hoch from the county clerks. The governor sent! Ruta letter April 23 asking about thé inspections and tke date of the last one. He has recetved seventy replies. -Forty-eix county clerks say that the jails in their counties have never been inspected since the jail| bound tobe interwoven when the, was bullt. Twenty-two county clerks say that the jails are being inspected and the date of the last one is given. About half the dates show that the inspections are made after the gov- ernor’s letter was sent out. Steffurd and Grant counties have no jails and Kingman county has not had a prisoner for two years. The county clerks insist that the jails are just as good as any in the state. In Nees county the jail was condemned a year ago as unsanitary and unsafe, but no effort has been made torepatir it and it 1s being used. The governor believes that the jails flould be improved. SPECIALIST ON THE Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat 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. the Catterlin Building. . Mo. Mrs, Paul Casavant, 2l) Monroe street, Topeka, “T have found Peruna very effective in restoring my health and strength after 1 had been worn out and run down for-atlong—tine,—t-bvegan to use it about six months ago when I was unable to leave my bed, My nervous system was shattered condition was completely altered after a few bot- tles of Peruna had been used and I kept on using it until I was finally restored to perfect health and had gained about fifteen pounds, “T feel so grateful for what your medicine has endorsement and shall always be glad to speak I recom- Ne a es eth, This my hearty | | Md., writes: “For several years I was troubled stomach. Many times I would vomit cured me, “T feel more like living and worki my old troubles, “T take great pleasure in recom eatarrh, and I thank you for what | | found Peruna to be,” | en mmr | Splendid for La Grippe. it} Mr. Frank H, Fielder, 218 .seasant! Mrs, A. W. Gustin un-) Ave., Montgomery, Ala., formerly prin- | Joseph cipal of writes: “Lean truthfully say that Peruna isa splendid remedy for la grippe, and a | good tonic for building up the system.” Haynesville High School, TOM JOHNSON’S TRIUMPH. A Mayor Who “Played Politics”’ For the City’s Good. From the Philadelphia North American; Tom Johnson has “played politics” with the Cleveland street car prob lem beyond all doubt. Let that slur ‘of his critics be granted. But let {t | be remembered that legitimate busi ness and lecitimate politics are ; business is that of public service. | This fighting man, after seven | years of defeat, stands to-day victor |with the shattered fragments ofa jmonopoly under his feet. He did | nos win by kid-glove and rosewater jmethods. He was compelled to be- | come a politician. To capsure the ‘elsy he needed a machine. He made it. To establish his principles he had to wade in the mire of petty po- litical scheming. The means matter- ed not. He was working to an end. The winner of a victory absolutely unique {n civic history comes out of the struggle no saint, but a great man among men, whose handiwork will be watched henceforth with the deepest interest by students of gov- ernment wherever municipal govern- ment is the most pressing problem, which {fe to say in every civilized land on earth. A Woman to Deal Out Liquor. Guthrte, Ok., May 1—The first woman to be employed in the state under the estate dispensary system way appointed by Robert Lozier, state superintendent of dispensary agencies. The appointment was giv- ento Mre.0. A. McNair, who will operate the dispensary at Tahble- queb. Mrs. McNair is inthe ineur- ance businees at Tahlequah. The source of good blood is fresh air and well tion the blood becomes impure. In Spring and Early Summer a Tonic is Needed. with catarrh of the head, throat and before and after eating. “I took seven bottles of your Peruna, and Iam glad to say that it has ng, and am not bothered at all with mending Peruna to all sufferers with you have done for me, for none but those who have suffered as I have can appreciate a great cure as | have viiaieadiiadianiaisinsneseedl Pain in Chest. 40) Lake Ave, St. When Fo booan Me, wri taking Peruna Thad qui and ache in the lett of a fered a great deal with it, “T wrote to Dr, Hartmen and asked (him what I should do, severe pain Chest. Lsut die advised my Senator Stone Bides His Time. Washington, May 4—Senator Stone, of Missouri, will leave Wash ington about May 15, and will not complete his plans for his campaign against Governor Folk before that time. Senator Stone’s present expectation is that he will not make his opening campaign speech until well along in June. He will attend the State Convention for the election of delegatés to the Denver Conven- tion. It 1s probable that bis speaking schedule will be arranged after con ference with his political friends at and subsequent to the meeting of the State Convention. His original pur- | pose was to remain in Washington j until after the adjournment of Con- | &ress, as it seemed until now that an | adjournment would be reached by the middle of May. Senator Stone read with much tn- terest the opening speech of Gov. Folk at St. Joseph, but has not made any comments on it for publication. Although he is taking his time about opening hostilities, there is much evidence about his office in the Malt- by building, indicating that “Bill” Stone will not lose his reputation as an active proposition in politics. A preliminary campaign by cor-| respondencets in progress that iscal- culated to keep the postal service working over time. Receiver Phillips Talked Poli- tics at Lamar. Monday’s issue of the Lamar Dem- ocrat had the following relative to Col. Hiram Phillips of St. Louis, who is the receiver forthe Mo. Water, Light & Traction Co. here. H. Phillips, the receiver for the Nevada Light and Water Company, and quite a prominent engineer, | red flag and the order was obeyed. =o An | Street, Baltimore, 5) Mr, Caleb H, Bortell, Police Officer, 212 North Pac digested food. Ifanything interferes with diges- A catarrhal condition of the stomach prevents perfect digestion. Such a condition allows the food to ferment and decompose in various ways, instead of digesting. The blood is thus contaminated with various materials that do not belong in the blood. * This gives rise to spring fever, eruptions on the Peruna corrects all these difficulties by striking at the source of them. By eradicating the ca- tarrhal condition of the stomach Peruna at once restores digestion, the blood is thereby purified, and the whole machinery of the body is put in working order. Peruna has probably made a more remarkable record in cases of catarrh of the stomach than any otner medicine, These cases are very frequent, and we have a host of testimonials in which Peruna has received lavish praise for prompt and permanent relief in cases of catarrh of the stomach ~~ oO eee" ; Mr. William Hoge, President (¢ Broadway, New York, N.Y. writes: “Lendorse Peruna as the most able tovtud in my travels in this country or } 1 have spent thousands of do} in this count trying to find a cure, and it Was not until b wes it cd to give Peru I that | obtained any~ satonicitis simply great, Itoughtto bein the grip of every commere Wet al trav as mys avenot had the hte Ina never with ; thing like permanent relief. Ita be Miss Mayme Mound 1. ¢ Smith, 444 Fas slumbus, Oh spent partof the day, Lamar. Mr. Phillips’ office was right across the hall from Governor Folk ' in St. Louis, before she governor even ran for clreult attorney, and he knows the governor well personally He is a close friend of Hon. Jas. A Reed of Kansas City, and of Hon Harry B. Hawes of St. Louts. He has been active and prominent in Ss Louls for years. He says at least thirty-five thousand Democratic votes will be cast in the primaries tn St. Louls, and of shese he thinks Hon. W. 8. Cowherd will receive about twenty-five thousand, and Col. D. A. Ball perhspe ten thonsand Wallace, Whitecotton and Evans, he declares, will get practically nosh- ing. It {sa mistake too, he declares: to figure that Cowherd wil! ges only the Hawes Democrats in the clty. Thousands of ant!-Hawes Demo- crate, hesays, arefor she Kansas Cityan. Raised a Red Flag in Kansas. Pittsburg, Kan. May, 4—The anarchistic element of the surround- {ing coal camps took advantage of a labor demonstration by the Aus- trians of the district held as Fron- tenac, commemorative of the Aus- trian labor day, and started a May daycelebration. They raised alarge red flag and unfurled under it asmall United States flag. Their gathering was separate from the Austrian cele- bration, but when the AQericans and Austrians caught sight of the red flag trouble was imminent. Mayor Beltzinger consulted the deputy county attorney, who tele- phoned the sheriff at Girard to go to Frontenac and order the red flag taken down. Before the sheriff ar- rived James Manahan, justice of the and they give better satisfactiun peace, ordered the removal of the| shen any pill 1 ever sold.” Sold by ic: W. Hess, metallia skin, general lassitude and constipation, ron the road. Ite Hoge saysi—' nmyerp. Ta looking man of my age in New York, wi Sunday, in Mrs. Emily Kellogg, 5649 S. Lawrence St,, South Ta ‘oma, Wash, & strength, suggestion found ina any longer. pletely rid Was inamu its normal Peruna for drous chan momercial Travelers Association, 280 i red my wife as well stsymptem ofeatarrh fora long time.” I have used Peruna for many yea mthe young ich Tihink is entirely due te Peru { fecling and younze able, bean highly recommend it to all Whoarcsuffering wit tim barpy tet vediseases the to say it has helped Worcerfa Eyes Red and Watery. Mr. iam S Journalistic Scoop. About a month ago J. L. Bradiey, editor of the Lawrence Joursal, ot fered to turn his paper over to the class in Journalism of the University of Kaasas, and the composed of students had some experience in newspaper work, for one day, and “thereby hangs 4 tale.” Saturday was the day ses for the experiment but the people of Law rence, little dreamlog of what was tn store for them were not walting with any great anticipation for that issue cf she paper. At four o'clock the pa per Made its appearance and Law- rhee stood aghast. The first col- umn of the first page was devoted t: a “joint directory and carried a jseare head. About twelve joints ia the east bottoms were Ieted. The “Seoop” club Who iave | the drug stores was given due promi uence and the reputation of Lawrence #8 # healthy cley is endangered. The largest amount of whiskey and wine | Sold by any one drug store to suffer- ers of colds and stomach complaints during March was 110 gallons. The least amount sold by any of the’ Inlooking up the owners of the bulld- | ings in which joints were located, the boy reporters found that at least! one of the places was owned by a! police judge, and the young men did! not hesitate to ‘‘baw! him out.” } Altogether, the boys spent a very ' enjoyable day and gave “probibi- tion” .Kansas something to think about. Mr. John Riha, of Vining, Ia., says, “Thave been selling DeWitt’s Kidney | and Bladder Pills for about a year Gives Her Experience With Peruna. COMMONS ALOT had aii att threatened to under? usual sick headache, neither dia food nauseate me was in every way improved in health, sirs Twas troubled ¢ March sales of whiskey and wine in , |stores mentioned was five gallons. |§ Read Liv Letter Belowe y Kellogg, 5619 8, Lawrence 8t., 8. h., member of Lilies of the Maosa ick of bilionsness «my health and Luckily for me, 1 tricd Peruna at the of my friends befure it was toolate, 1 few days’ time that I did not have the + In two weeks’ time Peruna had com- my system of the poison and bile, and I ich better conditic My skin assumed color, I had a splendid appetite and I I used a month longer and it wroaght a woa- ge in my entire systyn.” with my eyes being red and watery, am@ my general health was very poor, “Finally a friend advised me to try Peruna, I had tricd almost everything else, 80 T purchased a bottle of Perung and commenced to take it at once, am before I had fir i the first botde Z found I was impr: M “I wrote you for ‘ial advice com cerning my eyes, which I received. XK continued to take the Perana until i hed used six t * “Now my eyes ars absolutely well, and I fe keanew iain in every way, wT de ryt ry one similariy amMieted to try Peru: Peruna Tablets. Some puk I r to take table ty 4 or t diecine in at a s ; nobtain Peruse nt the med a) 4. Each tables is agedoseof Peruana 5 7 Mr. Cleveland Convalescent K ¢ t Lois wit Hotes blist Grover Clev Lansure thot mer Presidens, teas bee pron ous of danger by his y thas his lite will be proto some years Grover Cleveland is) ai i wa now, } will not by While he itv be eomforte:t Koamong bh ving , however, } ey be Ree great people pay to riner executive whose rhgiwed honesty triotisia and sbateemeanebi ip tees the love of his friends sn) corr bhe fespec®’ even oof bis en it When Cleveland to longer tives th United States will be poorer I loss of one of its wreatess execu ver We Trust| Doctors If you are suffering from impure blood, thin blood, de- bility, nervousness, exhaus- tion, you should begin at once with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the Sarsaparilla you have known all your life. Your doctor knowsit, too. Ask him about it. Unless there is daily action of the bowels, Poisonous products are absorbed, causing head ache, billousness, nausea, dyspepsia, and thus preventing the Sarsaparilla Tee doing its best work. Ayer’s ot tans Fille axe liver pills, Act gently, 3 ~ 3.0. yers