The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 13, 1911, Page 4

1900 bu. lato IN ONE MONTH Just received another car of Seed and Table Potatoes. Note Prices on Flour 24 Feed Old Glory flour, per sack....... $1.30 Perfection flour, per sack....... 1.25 Indian Girl flour, per sack...... 1.30 WHITE SHORTS—We have about 200 sacks left. Special Price in 500 tb lots. Grocery Department. 3cans Elgin cream COrn...............s eee neces GO Cams Kralit, Gib. BIZE: 6. cece es eee cere nesrerene 3 cans pumpkin, 3ib size ; B Cans PEASh eld SIZE ni isis. teenies nese ecce see ea 3 cans hominy, 3tb SiZ@........... cece eee ee eee 3 cans beets, 3ib size Can sweet potatoes, 3tb Size............... ee ees 10c Reindeer tomatoes, 3ib SiZe€........... cece eee 10c Large California prunes.................+5 3 for 25c Large California 3 crown raisens 3tb for........ 25c Large California 2 crown raisens 4ib for........ 25c Seedles raisens 3th for........... cc cece cee eee 25c Flake hominy 7th for... ......2.00000: cesense ones 25c Loose-Wiles crackers by the box...... Only 6c lb. A great bargain. Screen Wire Time Will Soon be Here Remember we have all sizes in screen wire both in galvanized and black wire—get the meas- ures of your windows and doors, and let us save you money. We make the prices. We have everything from tooth picks to auto- mobiles. Give usa call. Screen Doors—All Kinds and Sizes Yours, Norfleet d Ream Phone 144 TheOnly Independent Grocery and Nardware Store. White Front _ BUTLER. MO. West Side Square Protect Protect your House é> Barn Se against _ LIGHTNING! Absolute Protection againt Lightning IN ITS MOST TERRIBLE FORM An ordinary stroke of lightning as estimated by scientists is of 50,000 HORSE POWER and travels at the rate of 288,000 miles per second. Among the many other electrical inventions science gives us means by which we can control and modify the terrible electric fluid, lightning. Report of 47 mutual fire insurance companies of Iowa for year of 1907 from one to five years shows loss on buildings without rods, $50,422.77. Loss on buildings with rods, $15.00. Ajax Copper Lightning Cable SOLD AND PUT UP BY | brought to the attention of congress: FREE SPEECH NOW Senator Jones Has Introduced A Bill For That Purpose. FOR PROTECTION OF EMPLOYES If it Becomes a Law it Will Work a Complete Change in Existing ‘Conditions Among is Workers. — Washington, April 12—Freedom of speech is guaranteed civil service employes under the terms of a bill im troduced by Senator Jones of Wash- ington. If this law ig enacted, it will not be an offense punishable by dis- missal without a hearing for clerks respectfully to criticize the adminis- tration of departments where they may be employed. Likewise they will be at liberty to interview congress men in their own interests. Conditions in the civil service, ae cording to goverament employes, have become almost intolerable. The pres- ent administration fell heir to these conditions under which all the evils thrive that are aimed at in Senater Jones bill. A Sweeping Measure. The medsure is sweeping in its character. It gives the president full authority to prescribe regulations for the admission of presons into the civil service, but throws around these conscientious workmen of people safe- guards that too long have been neg- lected. It provides that persons in the civil service “shall not be re- stricted in their cight of freedom of speech in the digoussion of public questions, or in the right to criticize the conduct and administration of the service in which they are engaged.” They will be permitted to make eug- gestions in regard to their depart: ments, if reduced to writing, and filed with the head of the department. It is specifically stated that they may present any grievance they may have to congress or to eny senator or rep- resentative, if the same have been submitted. in writing to the head of the department egainst which the complaint is made. Must State Cauee of Dismissal. Another clause etates that no civil service employe shall be removed except for such osuse as shall promote the efficiency of the service and for reasons given in writing. The em- ploye is to have proper notice, oppor- tunity to answer and have access to IN CWI SAE I buy more market horses direct from the farmers than any man in the world. Show me your good draft horses. Butler, Smiths Barn Thursday, April 20 Rich Hill, Friday, April 21 Millers ica Nevada, Saturday, April 22. CASH PRICE Bring in your good horses. I buy them from four to twenty years old, from 1000 to 1800 pounds. I buy the best that grow and pay highest I will give more for good horses than anybody. SHOW ME YOUR GOOD Draft Horses and Chunks I also buy good, fat old plugs. Mules Four to Ten Years. Must be fat. Don’t forget the date, as I come to buy. S. Lowenstein National Stock Yards, Illinois all charges preferred against him and the papers in the case must be retain. ed as part of the public recards. Thie will prevent any star chamber ses sions and enable congress, if neces- sary to undo wrongs that may have been committed. Similar publicity is provided where a change is made fm the rank or compensation of any employe. Copies of all papers must be eupplied to the employe affected and also to the civil service com mission if that body asks for them. This is a sweeping change in exist- ing law and will go far if passed, to remove the complaints that are men in increasing numbers, year af: ter year, MAY INVESTIGATE WICKERSHAM Representative Rainey Wants to Know About His Connection With Sale of Frier Lands. Ray Money Back if Damaged by Lightning. Wotice to Breeders I have the best bunch of pure bred Percher- on Stallions—more size and quality. These young stallions will be allowed to serve a limited number of mares for the public during the season of 1911. Call and inspect this stock. See bills at barn for terms. FARM THREE MILES NORTHEAST OF BUTLER. ia J.W.§Barnha: BUTLER, MISSOURI For Sale or Trade I have a good _ Hotel and Restaurant Furniture and Fixtures on North Main street, Butler. Me coe and am doing a ice business. which I will seil at a bar on ac- rae, Ths ln doo on.the.road rie posure tim propose e be ry ey —see me. J. R. . LEDFORD, Butler, Mo. tive Henry T. Rainey of Illinois intro duced a resolution in the house to in vestigate Attorney General Wicker. sham’s connection with the sale of Friar lands in the Philippine Islands and what interest, if any he has with a New York law firm who negotiated the sales, The resolution calls for a personnel of six Democrats and three Republi: cans. Its effect will be to reopen the entire public and Friar lands question of the Philippines which was disposed of in the last session of congress by the committee on insular affairs which voted a vendication for all per. sons concerned, WHEN LINCOLN Wi WAS KILLED For the First Time in 4 in 46 Years April {| 14 Falls Upon Good Friday as | It Did Then, : — , Baltimore, Apr? 1&—For the first itime in 46 yeare, the anniversary o! : the assassination of President Lincoln will this year fall et the samp time ‘upon Good Friday and also upon April 14, the date of the moxth in , 1865 when the war president wae ; struck down. No Public Funeral for Johnson. Cleveland, O., April 12.—The body \0f ex-Mayor Tom 1, Johnson will be ‘The Commoner. Chicken and Rice—Wash a cupful| Mr. P. J. Jewett, of rice and throw it into boiling water, letting it boil for twenty minutes, then drain. Add half a cupful of milk, a tablespoonful of butter, a level teaspoonful of salt and a quarter of a| Plow, I can do as much and as good) Roosevelt a and teaspoonful of pepper, stirring all to a smooth paste; butter custard-cups and line them to a depth of half an inch with the rice mixture; rub two of flour together, then add a pint of milk; stir until it boils; then add a teaspoonful of salt, a dash of pepper and one pint of nicely seasoned pieces of cold cooked chicken cut into blocks. ter of the cups, cover with a layer of rice, stand in the oven for twenty minutes; turn carefully into a hot Washington, April 12.—Represent dish, garnish > wi peas and serve. Creamed Potatoes—Chop cold boil- ed potatoes quite fine and season with salt and pepper; put into a baking dish and pour over sufficient cream | Mr. P. J. Jewett, sauce just to cover; dust the top with grated cheese, put into a hot oven and cook until nicely browned. Bacon Relish—Beat four eggs with one-half cup of cream and a teaspoon- nice, sweet bacon and dip them in the batter. pan with a little hot lard or dippings and pour the batter over it, and when | * \ both sides are well browned, lay on with the improvements you have late- | ¢19 each to insure colt to stand and hot dish and serve very hot. Tongue and Tomatoes—To one of onion, a bay leaf, a sprig of parsley, Wn. S. Mahan, utes. Cover one-half box of gelatine , . with half a cup of cold water and aL oe Mayor. leave for half an hour. Dissolve over! WILLOW BROOK FARM.—Indian hot water and add to the tomatoes; | Runner Duck strain; chill small cups and fill them| 21-7-:- C. This coincidence of dates hag not|with the jelly, and when ready to ‘occurred since the day of the greatiserve, turn out upon slices of ox eo tongue; serve with mayonnaise and Warrensburg Pigeon Lofts) suck. on lettuce leaves. Never ‘out-of Work. The busiest little ever ced King’s — tie Bus. Evei , Some More Letters. | Butler, Mo., Oct. 20, 1910. , Recipes. Butler, Mo. Jewett Grader and find it very satis- | 24-2t. factory. With it, four horses and a}; —---~ road work of any kind as I was ever | able to do, or ever saw done with any road grader. Because it is easy to! handle and won’t skid, there are places where it does work successful- | ly that other graders won't do at all. | I have been a road overseer and am/ familiar with road work and road | graders. I wish the ‘‘Jewett’’ suc- cess because it will make quite a sav-{ ingin the cost of road work when! one man and four horses, at $5.00, } get as much done as five men and | it horses at a cost of $15.00. Fill this mixture in the cen- For Rent. 200 acres blue grass pasture, 2 {miles from Butler, Mo. Plenty of | shade and clear creek water. Would Dear Sir: I have been using the | sell this track on easy terms. Jesse E. Smith. Brigham Vety truly, Henry Eiler. Butler, Mo. Dear Sir: Nearly two years ago ‘ ‘These fine young jacks will make Adrian, Mo., Dec. 1, 1910. | thy season of 1911 at mybarn, 8 miles jdue east of Butler and 3 1-2 miles west of Spruce. 7 vA Brigham and Roosevelt are full our city bought one of your “Jewett! brothers, sired by Elamo and out of Graders”’ to use on our streets, and Ij oq Becky, sired by Charley Leonard’s see no reason to regret our action. imponrted jack; dama Black Knight ful of flour; fry several thin slices of Our street commissioner has been | jennet, owned by AL Hall, of Cooper able to do very good work and very county, Mo. Brigham is 16 hands Put the bacon in a frying much more of it for our money than high, Rooseveltis'15 3-4hands. Both machine we have isa good one, but ly added, there can be little more de-} suck. sired for street and road work. Very truly yours, 15 for $1.00. 60 pair Homer or Carrier pigeons... Red Carn: teed in ‘respect. The above eller Go Hammers will only be hor we soul one pen of sixty pai: brain-fag into REFERENCE Beaks: ‘Cominer., bi Byes Mr | f E.R. - HOUT, "sarssahare globule of health, into strenth, We were able to get before. The|are black jacks with white points. Both jacks will stand the season at EE See te CHARLEY—Percheron stallion 7° Wishing ‘The Jewett” success, I | years old, will stand at same stable. and a stalk of celery well chopped, |7”” Price $10. and.-simmer together for fifteen min- VICTOR—3 yearsold. His mother lacks 1-6 of beinga thoroughbred, but he is. out ofa thoroughbred horse. Color, coal black with star in fore- head. Probably will make a horse ulk, Butler, R. 4, | Weighing 1800 or 2000 pounds. Will only serve a few mares to this horse. Fee, $12 to insure colt to stand and Money due when colt is foaled, or mare sold, traded or about to leave neighborhood. Colt to stand good for "| service money. Care will ‘be taken to prevent responsible should ‘ ly Occur. Seasod:.begins first-of April and, ends first of July. -- bie hn in horse: and jatk Se “Dewitt 4 MeDaniel : but will not be