The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 6, 1900, Page 6

aL Se er) THE ARMY CAMEEN. 1’s Letter to Sen- on the Subject. Acjt. Gen. C atox Sewell REASON FOF THE POST EXCHANGE. (t Ee Weiwiained fo the Interest of Tem. erment of Disei- the Be ws Liquors Ab nibited STEINHUBER’S APPOINTMENT. ‘Tae Cardinal Will Better the Masie That Prevails in theCatholic Churehes tn the United States. wton, Sept. 1.—T eo tion of the appo 4 vt RK f 1 a r Inve S ree 1 aot e mw y > s oxce he w e St. ¢ Ss TEDDY THE TEeERecen > LATEST INSULT. LEFF EFF FE FEES SEPEFEPED FLIED HHPFD FHP FF FIP HEHHTIDS PHUSHH HHS HY HHOFHE LIES HHI FH HPIL THEIL HHH HHH TH SH PTL FILIP TPIS HOF $4444 Oot ee THEEHEH EF TEE FES FEF HEF EEE EE FEF FETED FEF EF EEE TH EOH EH ES Ed Eds $4 4454448 444444 FEHFLT FFE PHS EE EEE EE Heth 44444446 44004644464 THHHHH HO SHOE SSNS SS iS : FHFEFH HSE SEF HAH FH FH FHF FFFH FFF FF F+FFFFFFF FFHFFF FFF FFFO SPL FHS FHF FHS +H FEOF EFESS++EE 444444444 4444444444 44444 444444444444464 44404 Roosevelt, in one of his wild speeches, characterizes all Democrats as “cowards.” Note the four modest men in the background. They don’t blow about their travery as Roosevelt does, but they did real fighting, which he did not ago American.) NE SN ARE GL ET ALE ET TIN A TT TS ID ced by courtesy of Hearst's Ch tes, or he wil CUBANS APPEAL FOR FREEDOM. | Senor Cisneros Asks the Amer- | ican People to Grant Im- mediate Independence. IS ACCIDENTALLY KILLED OBNOXIOUS. fen’s Club Sept.s5. | oar + a tl ED PEFFEESEs 4444se tee eee sesso esses FHFFEFFFEFEFFE FEF EF FFF FE FEE FE FFP FTF FF FFE FEF EF FFEFEFEFEFOEOE SEE FEES EOEPE PEE EE P44 44446 44 446444 », during May, 1900, coin- 97 silver dollars at 16 President MeKinley and See- Gage. from January 1, 1900, 1900, coined 14,416,111 lars at 16tol \ esident McKinley and See tary Gage. sit March 4, 1897, lave ed 44,299.661 silver dollars t16 tol Why President McKinley and See j the mints ining each dollars at is not in this ratio of 16 men of favor of the at the ratio by their CABSBSTONRITA-