The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 18, 1909, Page 5

= eS a = = _. a + = | — WOL. XXAI. F Cannet Praise Pe-runa High! Enough for the Good it Has Done Me. I'S A REVISION LOOPHOLE. | The New Method of Valuation Would Fool the Uninitiated. | Washington, March—When Mr. | Plain Citizen picks up the newspapers | early next week and reads that sched- ules have been sharply cut !n thenew ed. The party, he will say, is keep: | ing its promise of sincere revision, And he may be correct. But the mere reading ef the bill won't be suf-| ficient evidence. For only an expert J will be able to figure just what the effect of the new schedules will be Isis quite possible to make @ brave | showing at revision and yet donoth- {og effective. The most obvious way | would be to cut duties that are far! too high and not cus them enough | to touch the home producer, An- other way is belleved to be embodied in an inndeent appearing section of the bill regarding the method of val-| uation, Some persons cynically re: | fer to this as the joker of the meas. ure, Under the new method of val- uation, schedules {n many instances could be cut 25 per cent and the duty tS, JOIN HOPP, Webster Ave, Glendale, L, 1, N. ¥., writes: “T have been suffering for the ten years with many symptoms inel- dent to my age, also catarrh and jndi- gestion, Iwas weak and discouraged, ud no ambition, could not sleep at night, and los ly in weight. tarffi bill, he fs likely so feel reassur- | [ atonic (weak) con « ne repr | organs of Yomen: depression and its Titability, assoctated wittPchronic diseases of “T tried other ss, but with no eu ,until Teommenced to take Pe- ru T now fee! better in every re- speet, ean sleep well, and have gained in weight. I eannot praise Peruana highly enough for the good it has done me “Tf any women T would advise ¢ convince themsely me good, TE kn that itis worth i any one who need *“Talso took Manaltn, forconstipation, in connection with Peruna,and T found it helped me where other lixatives failed.” Now Well of Catarrh. Miss Malisa Jolley, Parmele, N. 0, writes: “TI e been taking your Pe- runa, and can say that T aim well of the cutarrn, “T thank you for your Kindness and your advice,” suffering as T did, y Peruna and runa has done by y experience weight in gold to CAUSED TWO DEATHS. Eleven Members of Armstrong Family at Stotesbury, Were Ill and Two Have Died. Nevada Mail, Undertaker John Else was yester day called to Stotesbury, Mo., to prepare for burial the body of Lewis Armstrong, who died yesterday morning after a short illness of pneu- monta, says the F%. Scots Republt- can, The death ts one of the saddest hat has occurred In thatcommunity for many years, as it follows only two days after the death of his elx- teen year old-son, who died of the same disease, Sunday morning at 9 o’clock and was buried Monday morning. Nine other members of the family are now in a precarius condition with the pneumonia, the eleven hav- ing been fll at the same time before the death of the son and father. The funeral of the elder Mr. Arm- strong will be held Thursday morn- ing and will be under the aueptces of the Masonic lodge, of which the de- ceased was & member. You needn’t be afraid. One day a lady who had been reared in the careful luxury of the old-fashioned Virginia home was invited to visit the kitchen of a great Chicago hotel. She wanted to go, but was afraid. When asked why, she replied, “I’m afraid I'll see something that will forever destroy my appetite for hotel food.” She went, nd found everything delightfully clean. Good housewives consider cleanliness and purity first of all; that's why Quaker Oats is their choice among all oatmeals. In making Quaker Oats the grain is sifted and resifted, passing through more than fifty processes of cleaning before it is cooked and rolled. If you took a handful of oats and scrubbed and polished and wiped each separate grain, it wouldn’t then be nearly ag clean as Quaker Oats. No human hand ever touches a single grain of Quaker Oats from the field to your Kitchen, The best advice on foods you could have is: Eat Quaker Oats every morning for breakfast. This wonderful food is sold in three kinds of packages. The regular package at 10c, The large size family package at 25c, and the large size family package containing a fine piece of table china | at 30c. would be higher than it is to-day. TO USE THE HOME PRICES At present the duties are assessed on the wholesale prices of articles abroad. The ways and means com- mittee 1s contemplating changing this basis to the wholesale prices at home, minus such expenses asfreight, packing and insurance. Here is the way this would work: Suppose a plece of pottery, costing $5 in the foreign market, ts subject under the Dingley act to a duty of 50 per cent, The tariff tax would be $250, The same article probably would be worth $10 in the American market because of the cost of trans- portationand handling. It isshould be assessed at this price, minus $2 {ncldental charges, the valuation would be $8. A 30 per cent duty would then produce $2.40, or within ten cents of what # 50 per cent duty now produces. Manufacturers pos- sessing a monopoly could boost prices and thus boost the tariff. ANYHOW, ALDRICH HAS THE LAST Gt Ess This change in the basis of ap- praisement may finally be abandon- ed. But it {¢ should remain in the bill Mr. Plain Citizen might be might- ily deceived In figuring what the ap- parent reduction would amount to, And when he should finish with ex- pert ald, he would not be so far along, for the final revislon will be the work of one Nelson A. Aldrich, of Rhode Island. The Lurid Glow of Doom” Cures Woman’s Weaknesses. | LIBEL DEFINED IN | We refer to that boon to weak, nervous, | BILL BEFORE HOUSE. | suffering womeu known as Dr, Dierce’s | Favorite Prescription. | Dr. John Fyfe one of the Editorial of Tue Ectecric Mepican Review s | of Unicorn root (Helonias Divies * | Representative Lloyd’s Measure Allows Only Actual Dam- ages on Retraction. is one of the chief ingredients of the "F | | | | | | vorite Prescription": | *A remedy which invariably acts as a.uter- | Ine Invigorator * * * makes f | tivity of tho entire He continues "in Helonias \ ment which more fully answers the above rdrug u th which lam | Jefferson City, March —A bill datin ) wr ie 4 t ing and reguiating libel has been fn- troduced in the Senate by Senator ‘Humphrey, of Shelby, and tn the > | House by Ropresentative Lloyd, of| St. Louis, by request. provision the bill provides that sult veto a weak- | for libel muy be brought in eft her the! etive systems sent monthly |county Where the defendant ts locat- panying an | : ' orang ;ed OF the plaintiff resides. femie (thin blo abit; dragging fons in the extreme lower part of (be aequainted, In culiar to women seen which does n for this remed says: “The follo indications for He or-aching in La Under tte} | the reprodye: sensation men; constant in of the kide Where suit is brought notice must} be served on defendant 15 days be-| fore it ts filed, stipulating the article! on which the sulé fs based. With!n 10 days afser service, a correction | and retraction may be made In a! place equally conspteuous as. the | orlginal, Such retraction shall en-/ | title the plulntiff to recover only ac-| tual damayes. “Section 1, Sults for libel ageainat | » corporations shall be broughs ia the! ion, county in which defendant fe locate | avd G8 The Sone Unt ful 10 | od, provided however, that {f any) At. Di, of non Tson guchidefendant’ has published or ctr. | : calated the libel in the county in which the platntfif resides, the sult} Hts orw as, and the medical properties of which it most faithfully represents, Of Golden Seal root, ther'pre ingredient of "Fav Preseri avorite ° Prof, Finley Ellingwood, M. D., of Bens Says: nett Medical College, ¢ “Tt is an impor the womb, In trimity of R. Bart al College, sit "Valuable in uteri rhagia (fHooding) a rho {pat ul menstr uatiy Dr, s Favorite Prese’ fully represents all the ahave named { peek be brought fn elther the county | gredients and cures the diseases for which | in which the defendant {8 located or! they are recommended, j that in which the plaintiff resides MUsT RETRACT IN. 10 DAYS | Urges Three M. U. Lawyers Be! Fired. Jefferson City, March.—The dis “Section 2. Before any suit shall | be brought for the publleasion ot a} Hbel in A newspaper or periodteal, | she platotiff shall, at least 15 days charge of three attorneys employed before Instituting such sult, serveno- | | by the Board of Curators of the Mis- ’ sourl University ata combined sal- tee in writing on the defendant, | ary of{$8500 a year is recommended specifying the article complained of {na report subintsted by the special and the statements thereln alleged House committe, which has been {n- to be defamatory, and if {ts shall ap- vestigating the expenditures of the univeralty. The attorneys, who have been em- ployed to supervise the collection ol tho collateral inheritance tax are! Joseph? Melutyre of St. Louts, George | H. English of Kansas City and F. M.| Brown of Jefferson City. For the3past six years $2000 has the article was published fo good faith, that {ts falsity was due to an honest mistake of the fact, and that there were reasonable grounds for bellevingit to be true, and that with- in 10 days after service of the notice provided for in the preceding sectlon, a fall and fatr retraction and correc: been pald to Brown annually, $6000 tion was published {n the same edt to McIntyre and $500 to English, tion of the newspaper or pertodical, the report suys. lin as consplenous a position and seb Ibis declared the board has no |{n the same body type ns the orlginal right to employ such special counsel. | The traveling expenses of the board |" actual damages only are declared “unwarranted and an-| “Section 3 necessary.” sult for libel may prove tumitigatton On motion the report waslatd over of damages that the plaintiff has al- autil a complete report {s submitted | eady received or agreed to recetve by Chairman Hensley for the com-|~ mission. \lication by others of substantially The curators are “sore” over the the same charges at approximately treatment accorded them atthe fn- was seen in the red face, hands and body of the little son of H. M. Adams, of Henrietta, Pa. His awful plight from eczewa had, for five years, defied all remedies and baffiad the best doctors, who sald the polsoned blood had affected his lungs and nothing could save him. “But,” writes his mother, ‘seven bottles of Electric Bitters completely cured him.” For eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, sores and all blood dis- orders and Rheumatism Electric Bit- ters is ons me. Only 50c. Guar- anteed by F. T. Clay. Changes Made at Asylum No. 1. Fulton, Mo., March.—The board of managers of state hospital for in- sane No. 1 of this city elected a new steward, treasurer and a matron at & meeting held. J. F. Smith, of Ful- ton, succeeds 8. P. James assteward; Fred D. Williams, of Fulton, succeeds John P, Bell as treasurer, and Mrs. Mattle Brown, of Mexico, succeeds Mies Margaret Gore as matron. The new officers are Republicans, while the persons whom they succeed are Democrats. The board organiz- ed by the election of R. M. White, of Mexico, as preeident and R. R. Buck- ner, of Auxvasse, as vice-president. Mr. White is a Democrat and has been a member of the board ten years. Allof the newly elected offi- cers will take their positions in June. Dr. A. A. Hobbs and Dr. B. H. Wheeler, both of Kansas City, are among the candidates for euuperin- tendent. Dr. E. B. Clements, of Macon, recently appointed a member of the board, 1s considered a candi- date for the position. vestigation the sult was brought. Several of the curators have com- It Saved His Leg. plained to friends, declaring some of! ,, Ml ‘i 5‘ 4 ; Allthought I'd lose my lew,’’ writes the questions asked are entirely un-|} 7. Swenson, Watertown, Wis, called forand do not go to show)‘ Ten years of eczema, that 15 doc- anything about the record. They de. | bors could not cure, had at last latd clare only a part of the testimony fs | 2° ait iced poe ye oe _jcured {6 sound and well. nfallibie taken down, and that the testimony | 1. atin eruptions, ecz2ma, suit has to be given under a pledge of rheum, botls, fever sores, burns, secrecy. | scald, cuts and piles. 25c at F, T. “] dotnot like this star chamber | Clay’s drug store. system that {is being pursued,” sald Wolf Drive Scalps 000 one of the curators, “any better; : than I Iked some of the questions} That Big Wolt Drive thas was pull- they asked me.” ed off west and south of Appleton City Saturday resulted {n no scalps for the mighty hunters, Maybe they HATEVER your prop- did nos torm lines nae a there erty may need, be sure|was not enough hunters—or the that you don’t neglect poetry oe —_ + dis- A cre e hunter by hiding and keep- any paint-need. _ |ing out of the way of shat pi Good paint is the best in-|hoss. One of the Appleton City hunt- surance against the deprecia-|ers voiced his lament through his tion of decay which propert home-paper over the failure of the nan have v property hunt from this point Feb. 22nd and And the weather-| .aid she hunters from the north and wear of winter and early| west did not form a line—although, spring is something you ought the north line got one wolf, and his pear upon the tris! of the cause that! article, then the plaintiff shall recoy- | The defendant In any | compensation in respect of the pub-) the same time, as for those for which |e more conservative cabtnes? Tt BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1909. {ference with Mr. I | Nagel, attorney” i are no reformers tn ft; the Dr. tion as to t purity and ness of the f< Prices Cream AN Bakin | ee A pure grape cream of tartar powder. its fame is world-wide. No alum, no phosphatic acid. There is never a ques=- he absolute healthful- vod it raises. Is This Reform. Commoner Dovs the president's cabinet strike you as a reform cabinet? Secretary of State Knox! torney of the steel trust; afser con Ex-ni he as attorney general, advised the killing of the only antl-irust bill passed by the house in recent years, Is he Ikely to encourage the prestdens to attack the trusts Secretary of War Dickinson, wt torney for the [lfnofs Central ratl- road—un ex democrat, drawn away from his party by his corporate con nections Seeretary of she Treasury Mac- Veugh, ex-demoerat, who lef the |} party when the party separated from Wall Street Secretary 0 sand Labor Standard Of trust, Attorney General Wickershain, not known for any activity in eonnee tion with the regulation of rafiroads or the prosecution of monopolies of a national character. When bas a chief executtye sel progres: sive element of the repablican party is as completely fenored ss was the progressive element. by Mr, Clove land during h's eecond administra- tlon. Will the resuit be the sage? Copy of the Walmsley Law. Jefierson Clty, March. —With only one amendment of Importance added to ft, the senate passed for the sec- ond time and sentto engrossment its bill No, 80, introduced by Pender wast, relating to game. The meas- ure is almost # copy of the Walmsley law which was operative from 1905 to 1907, and which was declarsd to have done vast good for the sports men at the cost of the “pot” hunter The Walmsley dates four open and cloged seasons have been adopted by Senator Pendergast and excepting that whereas the Walmsley law made the hunter's license cost him $1, the Pendergast makes it $1 fora home and adjoining counties, $5 for state wide license and $25 for non-res!- dents. To Make Missouri Dry. Jefferson City March, —Senator Humphrey introduced bis bill bo pre vide for statewide prohibition, sul ject to a vote of the op {th state, The bill provides for ar tion to be held September 7,10 to vote on the adoption of probtbs tion. Under the fnistative and refer endum amendment to the state con stitution adopted last fall the legtain ture may submit a bill for the peop! so vobe on und ib ean onlybeecome & Inw when adopted by the ¢ spectal election general ifadopted by the legislature and the wholesale or manufacturing house t O10, would close every saloon t the state July 1, Stomach Distress. sfamily here oughs % me Diapepstn in the of you may hav digestion or Stomach trouble ab any tme day or night. = This harmless preparutlon wil Kest anything you eat and overcom asour stomach five minutes after wards It Ir meals what litéle y is bo fi you, orlays ke a lamp of lend tn your stomach, or if you have ‘- burn that is a sign of Indigestion, Ask your Phirmaciss for s O0-vent ain and case of Pape’s Diape one triangule after supper tonighes There will be no sour ristngs, ni belching of undigested food mixed with veld, no stomach gas or heart- burn, fuluess or heavy feeiing in the stomach, Nausea, Debiiitating, Headaches, Dizziness or Intestinal griping. This will all go, and, be- sides, there will be no sour food left over {mn the stomach to poison your breath with nuuseous odors Pape’s Diapepsin is @ certain cure for all stomoch misery, because tt will take hold of your food and df- gest 16 just the same as li your stoin- ach wasn’t there. Actual, promps rellef for all your stomach misery fs ab your Pharma. cist, walting for you. These large 50-cent cases contain more than sufficlent to cure & case of . Dyspepsia or Indigestion. . line got none. The main pointin o to protect against. de . .| wolf hunt is to find the Wolf. We re- Devoe Lead-and-Zine Paint gret the failure of this hunt, because is the thing; for all outside! we would like to see the pests de- and inside painting. If you |8troyed, for we feel sure that unless this isdone ‘they will soon be so want to be sure of your qual- plentiful that great damages will ro- ity be sure it’s Devoe—the | sult to stock ratsers, Another point, safe name in paint. those land owners who are posting trespass notices against hunters— W. H. HUPP & SON, Agts N1 are, without intending it, protecting , the wolves and afding in their multi- , plying.—Montrose Record. fo eee coumanemmparten otme- eateearaaiir atime stig eae Scan ve Are you thin, pale, easily tire You need Ayer’s Sarsaparilla free from alcohol. We belie Why Take Alcohot strength? Then your digestivn must be poer, your biood thin, your nerves weak. You need a tonic and alterative. ese statements, or we would not make them. and find out. Follow his advice. e endorsement of your doctor will certainly greatly increase your confidence in Ayer’ j Pills as a family laxative. Liver pills. All vegetable. Ask your doctor about teen. d, lack your usual vigor and , the only Sarsaparilla entirely ve your doctor would endorse Ask him J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. + 3 * : an \ s *s m3 “ + “hen * i ves | By! "ay Aaj % : Chas ‘ 3, ee ead