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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-04-01
Better Than for Years.

Mrs. Mary f. Jones, Burning Springs,
KY, writes:
81 wish to speak word in praise OF
your highly valued Peruna, as have
been blessed with the golden opportu-
nifty of giving it a fair and impartial
test, and can say that I have had better
health, far better, since ! have been
using it than for quite number Of years
before.
"ono Of my neighbors had stomach
trouble. recommended Peruna 10 her,
and now she is we'll and healthy, after
having been pronounced hopeless by
several physicians"
M LIZ an ldozl | aYafiu9.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-04-01
Itch

cured In 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold
by Frank 7. Clay, Druggist. 5O.6m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
NEWS OF ALICEvMLE.

AIieeviile, Feb. T.--(Epecial. )-MR John T. cochrans. President 4. T. and N, was here this week. and spent two days in this section looking aftsr his interests.
 Mir. T. A. Baker his wife. and Mrs. R. W. Powell. of Dancy, were visitors this week Mir. Baker is the promoter 0K Dancy, and furnished . map of the twon for inspection of investors. Free sites are o&ered for buildings which will De erected in h short time The trains will be rum ming there in few weeks.
 Mir. c. A. Wilkinson, route agent or the Southern Express Company, is here today and will check out former agent Moore and turn the business over to the new agent, MT. E. Baldwin. of Mobile who has been made agent since the Tasig- nation of MT Moore who resigned . few weeks ago. Mir. Moore expeets to give part of his time to the drug business, hav- ing purchased an interest In the stock foF' meriy owned by Murphy and Duncan.
 Dr. Montague, of Howard College. de- liyered an Interesting and instructive talk the .rst of the week. which was attend ed by a large audience. The lecture was abia and entertaining.
 Rev. A. F. Grover, who resigned as paStor here a few weeks since. has acc cepted q cali in North Carolina and ex- nects 10 leave In . few weskA He has heen pastor of the Presbyterian Church here for the past four years
 Mrs. c, ". Hughes of Tuscaiooaas is vIiting relatives here'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
MRS. '. s. GARDNER DEAD. wife of Blbb COunty's Tax COllectc
PaaBeB AW0y.

Centerville, Feb. 7.--(Special)-Mrs .Tohn s,. Gardner. wife of Tax Collec- tor John s. Gardner died at her home in this place at an early hour this morning, after an illness of several days of pneumonia. ..- IL was not thought until about noon yesterday that she was dangerously i'll. but she grew rapidly worse until her death. She was a consistent mem- Der of the Baptist Church and was much beloved by a large circle or friends. She Is survived by her hus- band and one son. Her remains will be buried at the cemetery here to- morrow.
 Former Probate Judge N. H. ThOmp- son who has been quite unwell at his home in this place. is reported bet ter.
 Circuit Solicitor J. F. Thompson who has been attending court at Ma rion. returned to Centerville yeSter- day.
 A number of people of this com Inunity will go to Marion tomorrow to be present at the trial of Glen Col well in the Circuit Court of Perry county on Tuesday of this week. Col we'll lives near this place and is charged with being implicated in the killing of a young man by the narne Of Huahey about six naOnths ago. ConimiaBioneFs Court win be in Bea-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08

'@rhe trouble continued until I was advised to try Hyomei and l procured a treatment. used Hyomei thor oughly as per directions for e few weeks and much to my surprise the deafness and catarrah left me entirely.
 "Since using this wonderful remedy, there has been no return of the trouble whatever. my hearing is good and there is no catarrhal trouble whatever and for this reason I know I have abund- ant cause for calling Hyomel won- derful remedy and endorsing tts use. :" Earl Howe. POP Cherry St., Allegan. Mich. october g. 1908.
 Hyomei has become known the world over. as an almost certain cure in any catarrhal condition of the nose and throat. It is easy and pleasant to use, vou simply breathe In the healing, anti Septic air, made from from the concen- trated extract of the mighty eucalyptus trees of Australia, through a hard rub ber inhaler, and as this penetrating air masses over the diseased and germ-rid- den membrane, 1t promptly kills the garna of catarrh and allays the in- Summation E. c. Fowler will sell vou a complete Hyomei outfit, inelud- inc a bottle of Hyomei and neat nnolset inhaler, for only S1.OO. and he ~varantees 1t to cure catarrh. bronchiti asthma, coughs and colds or money back. America.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08

sion here tomorrow and quite a lot of business will come before the court for hearing.
 Sheriff James e. Oakley has re- turned from Mexico where he spent several weeks
 The tax collector states that the voters of Hibb county have been more careful than usual about paying poll tax. A recent hotly contested election held in one Of the beats of this coun- ty on the stock iaw question devel- oped the fact that probably two-thirds of those taking part in the election were net legally qualified to vote on account of being in arrears in pay ment ok poll, tax.
 The St. Louis Amusement Company which has been giving exhibitions here for the last week left today for Blooton.
 Frank B. Gardner. . prominent bus- mess man of Pensacola, spent several days here last week.
 R. M. Vandiver and Julius Stern. field, of Montgomery. were in Center. Vile on business Friday.
 Several attorneys of this place will attend the Supreme Court ct AEont- gomery during this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
wANT RAsLwAY TnRaaINAL.
ScrantOn Citizenn fe HEeet sad Discus
 Ways and Means.

Scranton Cftizenm te Meet sad Dfseuss
 Ways and Means.
 Scranton, Miss, Feb. 7.--< <SpeciSS. )--- The Pascagoufa Commercial Club will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday night at which time 1t will discuss ways and means towards ses curing the Missisaippi Central Rail- roads terminal for this place.
 Maps showing the general contour of the land and waters ad1acant to this port have been complied and for- warded to headquarters ct Hattiesbtirg where they will be submitted to the Board of Directors of the railroad when they meet in that city on Tuesday, the eth inst.
 The Noys Hotel, which has been oc- eupied by Miss L.. Lemon for some months past, yas vacated yesterday. Miss Lemon has rented the Trying Home" near the beach front and will open up . first class private boarding house.
 MT. E. J. Jane, president 6f the Mer- chants and Marine Bank, Of this city returned home this morning from q business trip to New Orleans, LA-, and Beaumont. Texas.
 Mfr. and Mrs. r. W. Milner spent the day with relatives at 0ulfport.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Walker went to Mobile this morning where they win visit friends for e few days.
 Capt. Walter Gautier of West Pas- cagouia was among yesterdays visit tors to this city.
 Hon. r. W. Elmer of Biloxi was . visitor here yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
NEWS OF GRnENv1I.Lr.
Local Talent to Present Farce COmed!
 at Opera House.

Local I0AeHt Co Eresenr Farce COnaeOy
 at Opera House.
 Greenville, Feb. 7.-(Special. )-A farce comedy will be given by local talent at the opera house Monday even- ing under direction of Miss Ettie Bee land and under the auspices of the Woman's Club.
 The case of characters includes Messrs. P. W. Hodges, O. A. Lane, Broughton Wilkinson, Cecil Mc0hee, l. Y. Traweek, Misses Edith Steiner. Et- tie Beeland, Willie McAndrew and Mrs. J. A. Haygood.
 Very decided histrionic talent among those participating in the play makes it's success assured, and full house Is expected.
 Rev. W. o. waggener has announc- ed that he will begin a series of meet ings February 2S in which he will have the assistance of Dr. J. D. simpson of Anniston.
 pr. Simpson is one of the strongest men in the North Alabama Conferenee. and great interest Ia manifested over the prospect ot hearing him during the approachihg services.
 Miss Jamie Lehman ls visiting friends in Pensacola.
 Miss Foley of New York is the guest of Miss Elsie Winkler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
WORK ON SCHEDULE,
SOUTHERN LEAGUE OFFICIALS
 MEET IN M0RKLE.
The Work Was Be@um Yesterday. BuA Not COmpleted-E'reeaaen CAaEn- bers of AGOntwemeRy as
 Expected Today. A
 TOang.

Mobile. Feb. 7.--(special. )---rhe schedule committee of the Southern League with President H. 7, Inge and President Kavanaugh of the League in attendance last night and today. worked on the schedule of the South ern League for the season os 1909, but the work was not completed.
 The other members of the commit tee President Chambers of Montgom- cry, was not In attendance upon the meeting but will arrive in the city to- morror to aid in the work of prepar- ing the schedule.
 Dr. Inge said tonight that the work had been thoroughly discussed and gone over and 1t is expected by the committee to complete their labors toe morrow. Dr.. Inge said that while the schedule would be completed, nothing could be given out for publication un- til the schedule had been reported to the League at the spring meeting.
 Charley Frank. manager of the New Orleans team. is in tine city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08

Vegetable Compound has done for me during this trying period. Complete restoration to health means 30 much to me that for the sake of other suffer- ing women I am willing to make my trouble public so you may publish $his letter" "-MRs. CHAs. BARCLAY, RED, GraniteViIle, Vt.
 No other medicine for woman's ills has received such widespread and un- qualified endorsement. No other med. tcine we know of has such record of cures of female ills as has Lydia N. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 For more than 30 years 1t has been curing female complaints such ss inflammation, ulcerRti0n, local weak nssses, Abroid tImors, irregularities. periodic pains, backache. indigestion Sna nervous prostrstion. and 1t is unoqualled for carrying women safely through the period of change of life. Xk costs but little to try Lydia E. pinkhAm's Vegetable Compound. and. as Mrs. Barclay says 1t is worth noun. tains of gold to suffering women.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
UNIVERSITY NEWS.
Wogk on the Greater University Ia
 Progresaimg Rhpidly.

FfU8EEBMN8B keMNtUkys University, Feb. 7.-(Special. l-The following students have been select ed to take part in the contest in dec- Iamation for the c. E. Thomas med- al: E. l.. Dodson, University. !. P. Doster. University; H. U. Feibelman, Mobile: R. c. Hemphill, Birming- ham; A. T. McWhorter. Hayneville; H. A. Pettus. Huntsville; [. Reynolds. Ozark; P. A. Smith. Columbus. Miss; exact date for this annual affair has not been set. but 1t will most likely take place in early March.
 The University is preparing to cell ebrate the centennial of Charles Dar- win on February 12, the arrangements for the occasion being in the hands of the teachers of science in the fac ulty. The exercises will in all prob ab bility consist of paper or papers scientist and an exhibition of stereop- ticon pictures Illustrative of some of his theories.
 A few days since, an Engineering Club was organized at the University. The membership Is composed of the engineering faculty and the two up- per classes in engineering. Professor meeting. appointed committee to formulate constitution and set of by laws. The purposes of the club are social and scientific.
 Work on the greater university is progressing rapidly and satisfactorily. Conner Hall, the building for the, use of the Engineering Department. has been practically covered. and the fin- tshing of the interior is going on. The handsome stone coionnade, in the Ionic order. of Smith Hall. is almost completed. The s0.000 gallon tank and the water mains for the new water works system have been almost conl- pleted, and the installation of the pumping machinery at the hydraulic laboratory is going on. According to Professor Kay, the power plant will be- In ,eperation within the next sixty days: the campus and grounds will be iliumined with twelve new arc lights. Taken all in all. the University is one of the busiest places in the State just now.
 Miss Adele Harrison. a member of the local chapter of tte Kappa Delta Sorority. is In Baton Rouge, La-. as- sisting at the installation of a chap ter of her sorority in tho Louisiana state University.
 The committee on summer school of the University faculty is busily en- gagged in preparing the matter for the summer school catalogue which goes tc press on Monday.
 The concluding game of the contest for the class championship in foot ball will take place at o'clock next Tuesday afternoon, when the elevens of the freshman and the junior classes face each other. On Monday last the freshies won c clean cut victory over their rivals, the sophcmores. and con- seuuently a great deal of interest is felt in regard to the approaching battle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
INDIANAPOLIS MOToR SPEEDWAY.
Project Materlall.es AAa Articles of

&A9A OA
 IacOFpOrnalOM Are Filled.
 Indianapolis, Ind, Feb, 7--The much talked of motor speedway in India Inapolia to vie with the vanderbilt and Savannah courses. is attracting the worlds prominent automobile races. materializsd yesterday when the India |napolis Motor Speedway Company, Icapital S2So.00o, filed articles of in.
 Contract has been made with the Aero Club of America--the National Balloon organizatlon--to have the coufse finished by June l in order to serve as the starting point of the next balloon meet which Is to be
 indianapolis speedway Is hopeful of securing the national stock chassis race of 1908 soon after the completion of the track. and has obtained trophies costing as high as $5.0O0 each in order to lure the most famous of the worlds motor races to it's International meets. The outer circular track Is a course of two miles. fifty feet wide and banked at the curves to stand q racing speed of 100 miles or more per hour.
 Inside this track is a winding course twenty five feet wide. banked to per- nit speed of sixty miles an hour The inner course connects with the outer one and may be used. when de- sired, to give a five-mile lap. Unusual provision for safety has been made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08

If you are deaf and the deafness is due to catarrh. then read this honest. straightforward statement of one who had lost all hope:
 Read This Letter.
 T suffered intensely some two years from a bad case of eatarrh. which left me very deaf.
 T doctored and used various reme- dies, said to be good for catarrh.
 "The disease bothered me over q year, when I became deaf. Then commenced to doctor, to get rid of the deafness. I became discouraged at the outlook and well I might be, for there was nothing I used that helped me.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
NEW RAILROAD SPIKE.
Alabama Farmer Gets Patent em Inn,
 poRtant InwentioM.

WUNGUE1I AMWWWNHBN4
 Tuscaloosa, Feb. 7.--(Spectal. l-S. s. Keene, Q we'll known planter of Tus- caloosa county. has had issued to hin recently a United States Letters Pat ent No. Se9.991, with all protective rights
 MT. Keene's invention which has been patented is Q new and improved railroad spike, the invention compris- ing a spike body having an opening through which pin passes at an angle to the body of the spike, hay. ing for It's function to prevent said body from working loose. Its struc. ture is simple, not expensive to man ufacture and practical in use. MT. Keene has received a number of propositions in regard to his patent but he has not yet fully decided what course he, will pursue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
Geqa Bntlng For Taft.

The Commercial Club of Montgom. cry has invited Taft to visit that city In the near future. Now. if the PreHi- dent-elec wants to fare on the best in the land. he wants to visit Hart on backbOnes, spare ribs, country ham snnoke ed country sausage. hog heaC cheese, chitlins, cracklin' bread. vel. low yams, turnipe, ruta bagas. etc, etc. And all raised right here. II this bIn of fare don't beat anything he can get elsewhere. why. wen takl A back seat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
steamahip Resusnen ,IOurney,

New York, Feb. 7.-Uninjured by a two hours stay on a North River sho0l, on which she ran her prov shortly after leaving her dock late yesterday. the Hamburg American liner Deutsch- land resumed her journey to Mediter- ranean ports early today. The big steamship lay at anchor all night in Gravesend Bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.

The undersigned will receive oneSU up to rah 20 for the other half of Block s'B," centrally located in West Point Ga
 Perfect chain of titles to the real estate. rhich contains about le,00o square feet larTe 2-story brick building. with store SO ft. hV se fl; large warehouses with railroad aiding: a large bottltng warehouse; ofices and a large hall on first floor.
 The whole of the ground floor is Tentsd, and we guarantee e good per ceBt per aAnum for years on the purchase pfioe, and there are vet to rent the large hall and 0facas. The only reason for dispostng of this prop. erty ts that we have considerabiy enlarged ana no further uss for the town building.
 srhe A and W. P. and W. of A. Ky. pur- eha1ed the ons-halt of this block. upon which they have Just erected fins new XddrsSs LANG. MFG. CO. West Point. oa.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
WANTEDAA0ENTe.

HELP Wanted . good live agent 10 repre- of LouisIana, Mississippi Alabama and Tsx- as. where We have no agency. If you have the enthusiasm, we will equip you for bus tnens The only requirements for suocesA are nrornptness civiIity and perseverance,.
 Tine LouIsiana and Misslssippi edition of The New Orleans Item and Morning World ts enuailed by none. Four page Comic Sup nisment and page Magazine Section In ccolors Sunday Best Womanss Page Publish. ed In the south. Terms are liberal and we yror fuii Information address Circulation De-
 psrtment. New Orleans Item. New 0rieanss ia --2-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08

will really amount to will not be known for e week or SO.
 The negroes who were made home less have been taken in by the ones who escaped, and the white people, too. have opened their doors to storm sufferers.
 Ag has been said, tts Herbert's place was greatly damaged, the china- neys and porches being torn away, but no one was seriously hurt there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08

from OeTYOu40Sb4 andother annoying symptoms, and l can truly say that LydiaE. pinkham's Vegetable Com pound has proved worth mountains of gold to me, as it restored my health
 and strength. I never forget to tell my friends what I.viliaF PinkhAm's
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
AT LAST A RHEUMATISM
 CURE
Aches and Pains fn Side, Back or Bones.
 Swollen Joints ali Disappear.
of Rheumatiss Cured by ifs Use.
LARGE SAMPLE FREE TO ALL

Have you any of the symptoms of Rheumn- tismS--Bone pains, sciat- lea or shooting pains up and down the les; ach- ing back or shoulder blades. swollen joints sor swollen muscles. difficulty In moving around so you have to use crutches;
 blood thin or skin pale; skin itches and burns; shifting pains: bad breath
 sciatica. lumbago. gout.
 Botanic Blood Balm. (B. n H | ,Eill naannr.a aunxu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08

Alas. 1t Is but a step from loves young dream to niatrimony's rude awaEening. Then to make matters wcrse when baby comes it is just C lot more stepe- added.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08

FOR sALE-Huuse and Iot af 1IT Whit
 man St. rents for t1t.oo per naonth; price mas co. Apply to any real estate deaieP ,iN NantgomeTy, or to Albert HaAaen. Ad- SaEtiaAF office phone esT --11-sg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
People Of Pensacola Take 'ts Offense At CorniUaL Ads.

Bank. ss.soo. and H. Kahn. s2.ooo. Nu- merous other firms hold notes, ineiud- ing two New York concerns whose age gregate notes are about sseoo. The case has been referred to the referee in bankruptcy for nd1ustment.
 Elig Deal Closed.
 The half million dollar deal between the Williams Naval Stores Company and the J. R. Saunders Company tor all of the naval stores property. in- cludiug the yards and tanks at Pen- sacola. New Orleans, Chicago and St. Louis. has been closed. A tentative agreement was reached week ago at Montgomery, when there was Q meeting of those interested in the two companies. The name of the concern is to remain the same and the busi- ness of the J. R. Saunders Company conducted along similar lines as for merly. '. F. Dusenbury. Savannah man, and connected with the Williams Naval Stores Company. will serve as president and will remain at the head Of the concern until ail arrangements are compeited for taking the company over by the Williams Naval Stores Company. The property purchased Is among the largest naval stores hold ings fin the South, and in addition the purchaaers secure valuable leases and contracts. which makes the Williams Company possibly the largest In the south.
 Preparing for Bryan.
 Preparations for the entertainment of Hon. W. T. Rryan are being made in this city, and it is probable that the great commoner will meet with a more hearty reception here than has been his experience in any city which he has visited upon his present tour. He is to deliver an address here Tues day night in the opera houes. pro- vided his accident of yesterday at Tampa. when he met with injury In an automobile wreck, does not cause him to cancel his engagement. Even though he had to cancel the date of speaking he will be compelled to pass through this city. and remain for . number of Hours In which he event he will meet with . hearty welcome,
 Robbed By Negroes.
 Held up by two unknown negroes on lonely road and robbed of s3s was the experience of James Bailey, to the city to use the money taken from him in purchasing supplies. He started late in the afternoon for Pen- sacoia intending to return the follow fng day after buying his goods. Tn nearing tho eity he was accoated by two negroes who, at the point of revolver, compelled the aged man to deliver the money. They then search Cd every pocket and finding nothing else turned into . path and disap- peared. They have not been captured.
 Mrs. E. Q. whftney Dead.
 Mrs. E. c. Whitney. who came to Pensacola, q few weeks ago from onconto. Wis, for her health. died last night st her home on East Intendencia street. and today the remains were shipped to her former home, aceompa- nied by her husband and a number of friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
WORTH MOUNTAINS
 OF GOLD
During Change of Life, says Mrs. Chas. Barclay

through the Change of Life and suffered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITTEs.

FOR sALE-At e sacrifice a first-cIaaa grocery store and meat market Must be sold at on6e, as owner expectn to leave city Give name and address. Bargain. care Advertiser. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
FURNITURE.

.--..--s,.- sS,-s,>s.-~"S--ss--s-s nifure: we repair and reftnish your e,lrni. tare, aso. B. wrAgg Furniture CO.. Phone 9ko. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
MIsCELLANEoUs.

RFPHTRTHd old Furniture and upAoistssS only Arst class york dcnq: my shop phone recouarnAndod by Mir. Frank Teaniils Fur. nitare Go. Phone SsG ---ss-Ss eroRAdE--Nsw concrete builala@s special. n huIlt fer all kinds of storage; 6ulk stor-
 Hws At reasonable rate1i Rrtvase EoouD for 'Eos -s1-1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-08
wANTED-MALE HELP.

yyANTED-Mni foreman sioo to t1ee; s.ng sawyer a. 50 to st.6o; lumber chechers sev to SIS; bookkeepers ss5 to sl2s. owe ase and experience. Apply American oppeseas nity Co. Houston, Texas. s-ss pOCToR--At once; good opening for young up-to-date doctor; no practice for seiei pafticuIara. address F. O. Box $50, Atteis.