The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 10, 1910, Page 5

j | | PE-RU-RA TONG FOR COUGHS, GiLDS, CATARRA Perana Drug Co., Columbus, Ohio. Gentlemen: I have used Peruns and find thatit cannot be equaled as a tonic, as well aa acure for coughs, colds and catarrh, You are authorized to use my photo with testimonial in any pub- liostion, Joseph H. Chase, 804 Tenth St., Washington, D.C. ! Cold and La Grippe. Mr. 0, Happy, Harain, Ray Co., Mo, writes: “I can safely recommend le- runa as a remedy that will cure all ca- tarrhal troubles, “It was of great benefit to me, as it cured me of catarrh of the throat, and I took a very bad cold and had la grippe last February, It settled in my throat and lungs, I took three bottles of Peruna and it cured me, “I highly recommend it to all who are sick, and T am glad to add my en- dorsement to that of others,” Pe-ru-na for Colds. Mr, L. Clifford Figg, Jr., 2929 East Marshall St., Richmond, Va., writes that when he gets a cold he takes Peru: na, and itsoon drivesitoutof hissystem. For several years he was not entircly well, but Peruna completely cured him, People who object to liquid medicines | oan now secure Peruana tablets, SHOES—‘‘DOUGLAS"'— SHOES Black & Arnold Clothing Co. Killed in Duel With Knives. Dallas, Tex., Feb.—Joseph Fadley, of Carthage, Mo., died at St. Paul’s Sanitarium in Dallas from the effects of stab wounds received at Garza, in Denton county. Fadley was found unconscious ly- ing across a pile of wood and was brought to Dallas on a train. He was never able to make a statement. An undertaking establishment is holding the body, awaifing advices from Car- thage. A report from Garza announces that Paul Dorsey has been arrested. Dorséy says he and Fadley fought a duel with knives, but the cause is not stated. Fadley had been working “71 oem | REASON WHY SOLOMON NO me WISER THAN HE How Governor Burke Satisfied Four Senatorial Ambitions. Washington, Feb.—An ‘ingenious explanation of the sudden resignation of Senator Thompson of North Dakota and the unheralded arrival of his suc- cessor in the person of W. E. Purcell, has reached Washington. It is, in effect, that Governor Burke has been greatly embarrassed by the senatorial vacancy. There is a surplus of available Democratic senatorial timber in the state. Four of the governor’s most influential friends look with longing eyes upon the toga. Governor Burke, a candidate for the state supreme court, cannot in justice to his aspirations afford to waste any political strength or to make political enemies. Therefore, as the story runs, with the wisdom of a Solomon, the governor has deter- mined to make the one office go the round of the candidates and satiate for a time their appetites for political preferment. Therefore, Mr. Thomp- son was sent to Washington with a senatorial commission to bide awhile, committed to resign in a few months to make way for Mr. Purcell. As the report goes, Mr. Purcell is to remain iu the Senate sixty days or so, when he will give way to Senator No. 3, and the latter in due season is to prepare the way for. Senator No. 4 to have his name inscribed upon the rolls before the legislature elects a senator. Austin, Tex., Feb.—Ex-Senator F. L. Thompson of North Dakota, who|_ arrived in San Antonio a few days ago for the benefit of his health, is reported to be ina dangerous condi- tion. He forwarded his resignation as senator to Governor Burke last Saturday. President Helps Orphans. | Hundreds of orphans have been ‘helped by the President of the Indus- |trial and Orphan’s Home at Macon, |Ga., who writes: “‘We have used | Electric Bitters in this Institution for |nine years. It has proved a most excellent medicine for stomach, liver {and kidney troubles. We regard it as one of the best family medicines on earth.’’ It invigorates all vital organs, purifies the blood, aids diges- |tion creates appetites. To strengthen and build up pale, thin, weak chil- dren or rundown people it has no equal. Best for female complaints. Only 50c at F. T. Clay’s. “Four Years More of the Full Diyner Pail.” “Revolutions have been started by less than ihe American people are suffering now,’’ says Senator Joseph |L. Bristow of Kansas. ‘Meat foots up to a quarter of the average house- hold expenses, and it ought to be cheaper to-day instead of dearer than it was twenty-five years ago, because of the greater economy in its prepara- tion and sale. When I was a boy 25 per cent of the carcass went to waste. |Now nothing goes to waste—not even | the blood.” Senator Bristow’s words crystalize the sentiment of protest in all parts of the country against the higher cost of living. Thus far the movement, which first took form in an actual boycott at Cleveland, has met with most success in the west. The east has been slower to follow, influenced perhaps by a widespread feeling among small dealers and in the labor unions, that a universal boycott, though effective as a protest, would actually piay into the hands of the packers, who, with their control of cold storage houses and refrigerator lines could carry their product through a prolonged boycott, through a thirty day’s cessation of trade would put the small independents out of business.—Denver News. y carriage free of Postage ofall mail 4 matter sent by Theodore Roosevelt is South Side Square Ls) PETALUMA INCUBATOR I am taking orders for the Petaluma Incubators, although this line is made of CALIFORNIA RED WOOD they are sold as cheap as inferior incubators. Come in and get our prices on Incubators and Brooders. New Seed Kentucky Blue Grass, hite Clover, Choice Red Fanc: Choice Clover, I now have new crop Pop Corn White Rice and Queen Golden, all shelled and fanned clean, ready for the popper. Raw and roasted Peanuts in any quality. Salted Peanuts by the pound or paper. DEACONS’ South Side Square Danger Ahead. St. Lou's Post-Diepatch “The Democrats had a much more efficient organization than the Repub- licans as is shown by the fact that they polled 90 per cent of their vote."’ This is all the explanation of the Re- publican disaster that Governor Had- ley would offer. For the rest he sig« nificantly referred questioners to Washington, where national issues are made. But there is another explanation: The Republican party’s record was so damaging that 30 per cent of the Republican voters would not vote for the party’s ‘“‘stand-pat’’ candidate they stayed at home. Excuses and evasions do not help the Republican situation. The only safety for the party lies ina frank, honest recognition of blunders and a swift reform. The Democratic land- slide was a Republican protest against Republican wrongdoing. If the lead- ers are too blind to see the warning, the protest will become a revolution. KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL. Health is Worth Saving, and Some Butler People Know How to Save It. Many Butler people take their lives in their hands by neglecting the kid- neys when they know these organs need help. Sick kidneys are respon- sible for a vast amount of suffering and ill health, but there is no need to suffer nor to remain in danger when D eacons’ mt SIXTH all diseases and aches and pains due to weak kidneys can be quickly and pene cured 4 the use o' joan’s Kidney Pills. Here is a But- ler citizen’s recommendation. Mark S, Clay, 211 N. High St., But- ler, Mo., says: “I suffered from sciatic rheumatism and disordered kidneys for some time. I ey pro- cured Doan’s Kidney Pills at Frank Clay’s — Store and they gave me prompt relief.”” “ The above statement was given in 1902 and on Nov. 30, 1908, Mr. Clay added. “Ihave never hada return attack of my old trouble, but I occa- sionally use a box of Pills asa tonic. My health has been unusually good during the past two years.’”’ For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, tae sole agents for the United Si Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no other. Franking Privilege to Roosevelt. Washington, D. C., Feb. 6.--The proposed by Representative Hamilton h of New York, who introduced a rivileges are enjoyed by Mrs. Cleve- este oem an alia eaten ea nde de ete teak celta A etme etm meee ’s Kidney |, to that effect Friday. Franking] Fresh and Cured Meats MISSOURI RESULT. Taft and Tariff Did It, Says the New York Evening Post. New York, Feb.—The New York Evening Post says editorially: } “On top of last Saturday’s speech | of a Kansas editor, Henry J. Allen, of } Wichita, who declared that Mr. Taft could not carry a county in that state, comes the smashing Democratic vic- | Another Car Old Glory Flour will arrive next week—making 3 cars since January 1, 1910. Buy your flour before the spring advance A Few Hardware Prices T. M. C, axes, best quality handled, each..................... tory in the Sixth Missouri District. Keen Kutter axes, best quality handled, each................ $1.00 True, this had long been held for the|] Sager axes, every ax guaranteed, single bit................. 1.10 Democrats by the late Congressman|] Sager axes, every ax guaranteed, double bit.................. 1.35 DeArmond, but he was an especially 28-inch plow singletree, regular 25c at, each...... -20 popular man, besides having the Wood clothes wringers, 3 year guaranteed rubbers. . 3.25 prestige of long service. Yet Mr. | 14-oz solid copper kettle Wack vcs ccedicess 1,00 Dickinson, his successor, was chosen Leather halters % inch straps at, each....................... 25 by 3,791 majority; nearly 1,300 nee | 14-quart granite dish pans at............ 6.6... ccc e cece e ues 25 hid wy ° 6-quart lipped sauce pans at .................00.5 25 than Mr. DeArmond’s largest, and | 1,800 more than his majority in 1908. “Every effort was made by the Re- publicans to capture this district, Gov- | ernor Hadley and Secretary Nagel | leaving their official duties to stump | for their party. Hence there is no possible interpretation of this elec- tion other than as a severe blow to the present administration, and one | foreshadowing great Democratic suc- | cess at the congressional elections next fall. It now begins to look as if the Democrats will win even if they make their usual stupid blunders and No. 2 lamps complete, ready for the oil, at only.. No, 1 lamps complete, ready for the oil, at only.. 6-quart granite Berlin kettle with lids, each Heavy Woven Wire Fence 26-inch high, 6-inch stays, per rod 26c 26-inch high, 12-inch stays, per rod 22c 20-inch high, 12-inch stays, per rod 17c 43-inch high, 12-inch stays, per rod 38c All No, 9 top and bottom with No, 11 intermediate wires, We also have poultry fence in different sizes—get our prices. Bundle wire in any quantity—get our prices, Grocery Department are handicapped by the absence of | r Crown r ae MEANED SOC OSA EEAI ARUN OnsoAeueshe Kine ened ies " be anything faintly resembling intelligent eh SAS Ceeerere i eerer rr: meer rire 5c fentanehh vie > he ies g intellig Quart cans California Peaches in good syrup, 15¢ can, $1.55 doz sr eins. ep beNg |] Fine hand packed tomatoes at 3 f0r.........0.0.cccceeccecev ees. 25 “To put it in another way, there | . | Fresh lot of crackers, by the box, per pound, . Oe can be no doubt that the Middle West | Fancy Jap rice, whole grains, per pound..... Bc is highly dissatisfied with the Taft Post Toasties, large size, 2 for...... 25c administration. This is the report of Kellogs corn Flakes, large size, 2 for 25 all travelers, the opinion of more! than one observing editor in more than one state. After nearly a year of trial the plain people of the west, rightly or wrongly, feel that Mr. Taft has not ‘made good.’ "’ | $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be} pleased to learn that there is at least | one dreaded disease that science has | been able to cure in all its stages, | and that is Catarrh: Hall’s Catarrh| Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. | Catarrh being a constitutional disease, | requires a constiutional treatment. | Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal- | ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, there- | by destroying the foundation of the | disease, and giving the patient) strength by building up the constitu-| tion and assisting nature in doing its | work. The proprietors have so much | faith in its curative powers that they | offer One Hundred Dollars for any | case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. | Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti- pation. We have our Spring Seed Catalogues in. CALL AND GET ONE, Yours, Norfleet é Ream Phone 144 TheOnly Independent Grocery and Hardware Store. White Front BUTLER. MO. West Side Square Undertakers and a Licensed Embalmer We carry a complete line of Caskets, Robes, Vaults, etc. HEARSE FREE, city or country. Agents for White Bronze Monuments. Jasper County Dry Outside of. Joplin. Carthage, Mo., Feb.—The ‘“drys’’| made a clean sweep in the local op-| tion elections held in Carthage, Car- | terville and Jasper county Thursday. | Joplin is now the only location in the | county where the sale of intoxicating | liquor will be legal after the expira-| Repulicans in Missouri were making tion of present licenses. 'a mistake in trying to keep any insur- Carthage voted dry by a majority | gent sentiment from breaking out in Office Phone 92. Home Phones: Combs, 203. Plumb, 234 Butler, Mo. 16 tf Now For the Insurgents. 500 TYPEWRITERS I have the above Months ago this paper said that the of 172 in a total of 2,176 votes. Car-| the state. The Republican stated | number of......++ terville went dry by 132 votes. The that if Senator Warner were the only | towns of Carl Junction, Oronogo, | candidate of the party for the Senate} Smith Premier No. 2 f|Sarcoxie, Alba, Purcell, Duenweg, ‘there would be no chance to carry | Porto Rico, Prosperity, Central City, and | the state; that there was too great an | Oakland, Reeds and Asbury gave dry | insurgent sentiment among the rank majorities, voting as part of the coun-| ang file for the leaders to try to ty. Inonly two places, Neck City| smother it. This paper took a poll of and Waco, did the wets obtain a ma-| the county in order to find out the ex- jority. In Neck City the vote was tent of the insurgent sentiment, and wet 50, dry 48 In Waco 22 wet! found it to be strong. The Sixth dis- votes were cast against 21 dry. trict election settles the question in favor of the view held by this paper. Now let the Republicans of Missou- ri with insurgent sentiments come |forth and make their voices heard. Let them prove that Missouri Repub- licans are not meek and timid follow- ers of officeholders and_ political bosses, but possess minds of their |own. ( Shall the ‘Mysterious Stranger” Remington No. 6 Either of which machine sells from $90 to $100. I will furnish for a lim- ited time either of these machines with one thou- sand assorted brands of cigars at $50.00 per thousand. Address, J. A. TRADER, be a supporter of New England and | Care of Kingsbaker Cigar Co. Wall street controlled politicians, or 525 Delaware, will he be a vigorous Western Re-) ; 4.¢ KANSAS CITY, MO. : > publican, possessing the courage of a} _ On and after the above date we|LaFollette, a Cummins, a Dolliver, a Farming on Shares Profits. Beveridge or a Roosevelt?—Maryville (Mo.) Republican. Killed by Falling Tree. Grover Canole was instantly killed mise to positively not wait hak te baer oe Fulton, Mo., Jan. 31.—Isaac Blake- ly, of Des Moines, Ia., who owns 526 acres of land on Grand Prairie, in- Callaway county, received $3,669.44 by a falling tree at his home near for his part of the crop grown on the Sandstone, Vernon county, on Tues-|farm last season, or $6.97 an acre. day afternoon, says the Nevada Post. | The land was rented on shares. The unfortunate man, who was the} Two hundred and seventy acres of 21-year-old son of W. T. Canole, one| the land was in corn and Mr. Blake- of Vernon’s most prominent farmers, | ly’s half was sold at 62 1-2 cents a together with Joseph Stokes, was en-| bushél and brought $2,275.62. One gaged in cutting down a tree. When hundred acres of oats brought him it fell he misjudged its direction and | $471.82, while his interest in ‘unmarried. AT THE ONE MEAT MARKET THAT _ BEATS