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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08
Sc Vende

O.; 2I00 pesos, rn1 nnda provincial,
una s?a; Insa casa ele MADEIRA y dc
a}trs f;,,& en- ia ra,]e del Concrete
da Ninp,s dra:, o,pulna a la del Ro
l!", iu:;rvai;, rcn t! iin. l de dicha
r. 2,c, I>f,ji; ;la:a en- esta Capital
don GG""reo ii l.adu, San l'r>ncis'
CO 50, b"jOs.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08
Ha s:dO denunciado don En-

Ha s:do denunciado don Enri-
que Gonzalez, comerciante de la ca
lie de Norzagaray no "A por expen
der provisiones en- su establecimien
to con pesas incompletas.
En- la calle del Sol, frente a
las casas Sc y SO hay un trozo desem-
pedrado que forma dos baches GUAM
do llueve 6 cuando de noche arrojan
el aqua sucia por los caf1os de desa
que Aquello da muy NAL olor y hay
que arreglarIo.
Sc ha ordenado detener a la
individual Maria Luisa Garcia, que
segun parte que presenta Ell guardia
Antonio Vale, fue agredida ante
aver por Sergio Aguilar, no habien-
do comparecido al T b u II de
Policia, a pesar de hal'arse cita
da.
Ell sugeto Victor Rodriguez,
que le ha dado la mania de estar
siempre metido en- los zaguanes y
los patios de las casas ajenas, no Sc
sabe con que intenciones, pero que
de seguro Sc sabe no tiene domicllio
en- esta Capital, Sc le enviara de hoy
a mafana por ruta para Guayama,
a cuya jurisdiction pertenece.
Han sido curados en- la >ala
de socorros: jose Cruz de heridas
contusiones que recibio de los indl
viduos que solo conoce de vista:
Leocadio Ferreras, de quemaduras
sobre la palma de la mano derecha;
Alberto Smith de contusiones en- las
rodillas, antebrazo y mano derecha
y Jose 'Granela de una herida ca
sual sobre los labios y la nariz.
Ha sido nombrado guardia del
servicio de carceles con desuino la
de Puerta de TERRA Ell joven utua-
def1o don Jose Julia Marin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08
EN- e. EXTERIOR
UN ASO, ..o2o, 50
PATOS TCT2 ADELANTADO

ic9 Co;nu Hicados articulos de
'n1er5ss personal, 10 centavos Inca
So SOS palahFas. No SO publican
-: I4n vcngan aconpahados del
AZ pOrtc.
81 Sd dovuclvan o~irinales, SO
cc , tran los quo co:lyonga Ala pu-
;....:l n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08
Ell CORRESPONSAL.

Sc ofrecen en- venta dos venti-
ladores, propios para ofcinas, fabri.
cas- 6 establecimientos ptblicos y
privados. Informaremos en- esta re-
dacci6n. Ash
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08
Rafael PaIacios Rodriguez.

A B o G A DO.
Ofrece su cervicios profesio
males en- su bufete
San Francisco 81 90 piso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08
Objetos para regalos.

En- el Paris Bazar de Ped,o
Giusti Sc acaban de recibir preciosos
objetos propios para regalos que So
detallan a precios muy limitados.
Hay tinteros lindfsimos, escriba
MAS, pisa papeles novedad; estuches
de ceplllos, neceseres para senoras
y caballeros, bastones, y figuras de
biscuit 6 ininidad de artfculos mas.
Sc esperan grandes novedades
dentro de breves dfas
Cerca de Seul, Co, ca, han sido
asesinadCs veintidos nAturales con.
vertidos al cristianismo. En dicha
provincial hay gran animadversi6n
contra Russia.
Segun nuestros informes el
Gobierno prcmeti6 una vez dar una
qualification de 100 dollars al poll
cfa paisano que capturase a cual.
quiera de les band dos de los crime.
nes ocurridos en- Yaucoy Adjuntas.
Ahora, al ser capturado por al po
licfa insular Ramon Gonzalez Diaz el
condenado q muerte Pascual Tro.
che, bien merece esa qualification ell
referido poll ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08
DESPACHO
gral. de neg ocios
Landr0n Mater Y Ahedo.
~ TETUA AN, Il, ALTOS. -1
San Juan de Puerto Rico.

San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Telefono no 1873.
Asuntos judiciales y administra-
tivos, gestiones ante los Tribunales
de Justicia, oficinas del Estado y del
Municipio, compra-venta de fncas
urbanas y rdsticas, acciones Bancos
Agrfcolas, Espanol y Popular. Sc
aeencian prestamos hipotecas. Sc
descuentan documentos Sc ccbrar
cuentas. Sc hacen trabajos en- in
giles. Hay abogados norteamerica-
nos y del pals.
n p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08
Ell dia 9 del actus

Ell dia del actual presto ju-
ramento y tom6 possession del cargo
de Secretario del Tribunal del Dis
de Arecibo don Benito Fores Mora
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08

coNsEJo a LAS MADREs-E jarabe caI,naute de
Wlnsow debe usarse siempre que los nhos esen el
perloao dc Ia denteon Ahvia de momento al pequeho
sufrente produce sueho natural tranquo alfvau-
90 al niho de dolor 81 angelto despierta mueha
ablanda las encias ava ayuda viento
regula los utestnos es el meor conocido rernedio
para la diarrea asi resute de la dentciop otras
Sausas Iener cuidado ped;r por " Jarabe Cal,nxnte
ae Mrs. Winslow pues es el mejor de todos,
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Nos escribe de Lares haci6n.
donos ona triste pintura de la situa-
cion economica de aquel pueblo, que
en- otro tempo fue emporio de rique
"a Et hambre Sc deja, YER con toda
su horrible desnudez.
Ell gegeral Nc Arthur ha per
dido las esperanzas de realizaci6n de
negociaciones de paz entire filipinos
y americanos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08
Antier le fu6 nepada al Dinuto

Antier le fue negada al Diputa
do de consumes la entrada en- eli in
terror del establecimieuto de den
Agustin Aranjo, 81 o ca la plaza del
mercado, yendo en- as ,ntos del SER
vlclo de inspection. Hoy fue amo-
nestado Ell duef1o con una multa 81
reincidia.
La instancia de los vecinos de-
F'ajardo Secundino Perez Aouiles "
Margarita Molina Aquiles, Sc le ha
remitido al Juez municipal de aoueI
pueblo para que justifquen ante 81
ell parentesco que les une.
Al Secretario de Puerto Rico
Sc le ha propuesto per la Fiscalfa
General la dispense de parentezco
en- Der grado a los vecinos de Mava-
gdez Fernando Lines Arias Adela
Z. Sanchez Otero, a fin de Que con.
traigan matrimonio civil.
Glasses de instruction primaria
Matematicas
Sol sc 80
Professor Pedro E. Timothee.
n-s-1O-6
bI JdpOn Da VOtadO 100 milo
nes de yens pala los gastos de la
guerra China y Francia tres milo
nes de frances con el misno obieto.
III programa 8 plataforma del
partldo democratico, denuncia la ley
dada a Puerto Rico, como testimo.
MO patente de la mala fe nacional.
que I'M pone un gobierno sin consen
tlnlento de los gobernados, y exile
trloutos un pueblo sin representa-
Hemos sabido que avanzan con
gran actividad los traba1os de am.
pliaci6n de la planta de la compaf1fa
de Luz electrica. De ese modo se
podra aumentar ell servicio, y redu.
cir los precios para comodidad y
ventaja del publico
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que Gonzalez, cOmerciante de la ca
lie de Norzagaray no "A por expen
der provisiones en- su establecimien
to con pesas incompletas
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y Matem6ticas
Sol 66 3o
Professor Pedro E. Timothee.
n -S-1O-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-08

Ell Jap6n ba votado $50 milo
nes de yens pala los gastos de la
guerra China y Francia tres milo
nes de frances con Ell misno obieto
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
PARTY LEADERS WILL MEET.
Both Political Parties TO Extend Greet
ings Before Campaign Opens.

Chicago H.. Aug 6.-Leaders OF
both great political parties, includ-
ing representatives ofnational. state
and county organizations, and state.
congressional and county candidates
on both tickets in Illinois. will meet
ana extend greetings before the for
NAL opening of the campaign in n
reception 10 be rendered them on
August Il, 10y the Press club OF Chi
cago The reception viii be as
unique in its character as national
in its interest, as ii will probably be
the first time in the history of poll
ties that so many men OF opposite
political faiths have come together
on common ground to be entertained
by their common friends and enemies.
the newspapers. and to exchange
friendly greetings on the eve of
great political bHttle. The idea, as
at first conceived was simply To
bring together the candidates of both
tickets in an informal way, with a
few members Of the rational organi-
cations. but the scheme has been
up with such hearty good will
by the men who direct the destinies
of the parties in Illinois, that it is
now assured that over 1000 men. |
prominent in political life will be |
present. The reception as now plan
ned will take place on the steamship |
Virginia of the Goodrich line, one of |
he largest and fastest boats sailing |
On the great lakes Besides an in
ormal banquet, at which the candi-
lates will be given all the opportuni-
les they desire to say things to their
opponents, an extensive
program of patriotic music and other
features will afford enter
ainment.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09

/ The great ratification meeting oil
the Progressive" populists of Bates
! county last Saturday could hardly
/ be termed a bowling success. Hon
! Ignatiou= Donnelly, of Mimi, nomi-
net OF that party for vice-president,
somehow failed TO make connection.
Mr.. Howard OF Alabama. did not
pur in an appearance. Mr.. Hills,
candidate for governor, and one j.
!. Felter. a substitute. whose name
dId not appear in any of the adver-
ri1eInenr- Congressman ~ Atkeson
and other equally distinguished gen
tirmnu did their best to entertain and
instruct sh4 large audience There
was day when the efforts put forth
TO attract populist crowd would
have filled the town from center 10
circumference and then some, and
ley would not have had to adver-
tise their Eice-president as ii drawing
card How have the mighty fallen
Don't YOU know great many think
that il i hardly fair to the people or
these distinguished gentlemen them
selves. to Use them as a stalking
horse. Still its often done, by all
parties, and it is condoned if not APP
proved. The band and ice water was
al that was advertised or could be
desired
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
After All Crow ned Heads.

Washington, Aug. 6.-Baron Fava.
the italian ambassador, has commu-
nEated to tine state department in
formation showing that he believes
that band of anarchists in Pater-
soa- \. j., conspired to assassinate
all the crowned heads of Europe.
According to the governor OF New
Jersey every effort is being made by
tbe state authorities to assist the
detectives employed by the Italian
officials 70 ascertain if "A band exists
and its membership.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
HANNA Is CHAGRINED.
Three Big Republicans Refuse TO Speak
for Mckinley in Maine.

New York. Aug 2.-Senator Han
ma and the Republican campaign
managers are deeply chagrinned at
the failure OF former Spea ker Thomas
B. Reed 10 take any notice of IA trie-
gram sent to him ten days ago ask
ing him 70 take the stump in the
Maine state campaign.
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts
who shares Mr.. Reeds anti-imperiaL
ist views, though he has declared in
an interview for Mckinley. has also
declined to go TO Maine to help in
rolling up "a republican majority Cd
Sept. 10, which the republican man
ayers desire to obtain for the moral
effect upon the rest of the country.
Secretary Long, who was invited
with the other New Englanders to
speak in Maine, has informed the
national executive committee that
he does not care to speak during
August.
These successive refusals have cast
a gloom over the Hanna headauart-
ers. No fear is felt for either Maine
or Vermont, but the big leader Of the
Mckinley forces sees that these de-
fectlons will hurt the party in the
west, and he is accordingly using
every influence to get the recak.it
rants in line.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
Will Now Support BRYAN.

Wichita. Kan, Aug. 6.-Michael
Biloxi the wealthiest man in this
.rORaty, if not in the state. has an
noaneed himself for Bryan aud the
whole democratic ticket. -Four years
ago - was bitter in his opposition
20 che Sebraskan and his platform.
liz change j. due to the conditions
growing on: OF the war policy Of the
republican party. Mr.. Block il not
aD active politician. but his opinion
Mil b. Of incalculable influence upon
o+hsYs
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
FOR CONTROL OF HOUSE
Chairman Richardson Receives Reports
From Many Districts Looks Good
For Democrats
For Democrats.

~ DCIUAI dts
| Washington, ID. c., August 3.-Rep
resentative J d. Richardson, chair
man Of the democratic congressional
committee, returned from Tennessee
today and resumed charge of the
work Mt headquarters. The cam.
paign for control of the house is now
in full blast and the reports are most
encouraging. Representative Turner
OF Kentucky was at headquarters
to-day, He said that in his opinion
the Goebel election law would be
modified so that republicans may be
allowed equal representation on the
state or county boards. He said
that Kentucky would cast her electo-
raj vote for Bryan and Stevenson.
Representatives Adamson OF Geor-
gia and Bankhead of Alabama. and
Sparkman of Florida, saw Chairman
Richardson for a few minutes this
afternoon They said the people of
those states were pleased with the
democratic nominations and expect
ed the ticket to win.
WEBSTER DAVIS ATTRACTING ATTEN-
TION.
1t Is said that the campaign work OF
Webster Davis in Kansas is attract
ing marked attention the Fl. Scott
speech OF Mr., Davis delivered in the
presence OF 5000 people is being
given wide circulation by the anti
administration press
Rosa +, Downing OF the Washing
ton bar, ANA president of the ancient
order OF Hihernians, was at demo-
cratic headquarters in consultation
with the officers Of the congressional
COMMITTEES. Ar. Downing has hith-
erto been conspicuous as an advocate
OF the republican party. but hecould
not follow it in its career OF CONQUEST
nor into an alliance with England.
tie il to go On the stump for BRYAN
and Stevenson and his arguments. il
is believed by the party managers.
will have a potent influence with
observation-disclosures.
In speaking today assigning rea-
sons for his conversion to the demo-
cratic faith, Mr. Downing said: I'll
imbibed republicanism with nv
mothers milk, aud it was further
instilled into me by the teachings of
my father. who up TO the year of his
death never failed to vote the renub- |
hcan ticket in the state of New Jersey |
but chem that was the republicanism /
OF Lincoln. Grant. Garfield and |
Blaine. Ny father fled from tyranny /
togetbe with his three broth hers from /
Ireland. where they had already snf- /
tered ANA fought for their native land |
took arms in this country on behalf /
q tile union cause and freedom i
They derested tyranny and mon |
archy. and | was taught to hate and
tespise oppression i'll every possible
form; tn honor and respect The dec
,aFatlou OF Independents.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
FATHER AND SONS
FIGHT BROTHERS.
Four Men Killed and One Fatally
Wounded Is the Outcome of Shoot
ing ARRAY al a Picnic.

Pennington, Mo, Aug. 5.-FOur
men killed and one fatally wounded
Is the outcome Of a shooting affair
between William DooIey and his four
sons on one side and the four Harris
brothers on the other, as a result al
a feud, at Doe Run. one of the mining
towns OF st. Francois county.
William Do Obey, Wess Harris. Jas
Harris and John Dooley are the
names OF those killed and Frank
Harris was fatally wounded.
A young girl, Mary LittrelI. WAS
struck just above the ankle with "A
rife ball.
A few days ago the Harris bor.
sent word TO the Dooleys that they
would be at a picnic at Doe Run ara
intended TO run the DooIeys off the
grounds. Just how the SHOOTING b
gan Il not clear. but once hepnp =
was deadly All the Harris bors er-
cept one, Bill, were shot. One w.
killed instantly.
Three Of the Dooley boys who Eere
unhurt came TO Pennington and
gave themselves up They ARE n
Jail.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09

The Free Press says: We call at
tention to the fact that in 1890 dem
ocrats followed our speakers over
this county and begged for an oppor-
tunity TO be heard, and we always
welcomed them and gave them a re-
spectacle hearing"
Lord, what a - We came near
calling it by its right name. Popu-
lists were instructed in their lodges
not to attend democratic meetings
and not to take and read democratic
papers. These facts are we'll remem-
bered by the majority of voters in
the county.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
Order Of Publication
STATE Or MIs-OERI,
Ce1sty q Bates, -.


STATE or MISSOURI,
Censty % Bates, -.
Ia the circuit cOgrt Of Bates county. Mo lpva.
sHHsn ugust :, ly9o, The STATE OF issouri
ai tsr relation and TO the use OF y Owen
sOonty IN the state Of i.issouTi, pist1t,S' vs.
aeEgsFet Allen, TIE Missouri state Bank
nna Allen, defendants
CIViI action for dellnq uent taxes.
NSE a. This day comes the plaluti1b BY her at
Jersey before the HndsTs gned clerk Of the cir
eAit e02Ft Of Bates county in the state or Mis-
8sEYi n vacation and files her petiffon st,fin1
amsag ether things that the above aEfoed :, -
= AdaHt, ~ srZaret Allen is a nou-re.ident Of
rs sihts 81 missouri. MbereUpOn IL IL ordered
y ne clerk In vacation, that the said defend
sbt be Hstihed BY publication that plAiBtir las
fSoa need SUIT against her IN this cOurt by
YsshOh aBd aMdaNit the object and general
1hshts q WhIch - 70 enforce The lien u tb.
sSAI' % missouri for the delinquent taxes Of the
scar - amounting IN the asgrrgAte 10 tbe
tHha q = ~, together with N -rs.t co.t
ssEH ass ssiSn and fee- upon the Tl,IIgwf5y -,
ssr1Deo tTacis Of lana situated IN BATES county,
~ aaSuTf, to-WIt-
LeI ons 90 IN Bsker's addition 10 the CITY Of
sEtlsT, Missouri, and that unIe.. the AID ds-
- @osnt Dc and appear al the next Term o. this
,s sets = Dc Jegun and EOireB n The city Of
BzGieT, Bates county, siI-.OurI or, IT, grst
lueeaay after the second Monday In NaErf,tt,.r
-. . &c n Or before the third DAY thereof ~
- l-TLi. 1hs 80 long continue. and IL not then
D~Isre The end II SAID term > and plead 20 aid
EeHho q according - Law the came VIII fse taken
- tShlezssd and judgment rendered according
- the prayer Of said petition and the afovg
AT HeriDed zeal estate sold 20 SATISFY tn -Arue
AID g : further red bv tne cf.-L s11--
80 - lh1t copy hereof be published il ID.
= ~ y kkhLT IfNE-, weekly neu=uar~r
ti.nSeo &nd pubiisned in Bate COUNTY, S,s-
sea' J. Tor four Eesks sueces-iyeIy a. is.r in
- 'les = - az isast shiFty dsys 6-f0re ~ nr-t
% Sc Hs1t term u ssI1 court. A tf4e cOpv
u Do record
ftnezs my hand - clerk afgresafd
s7-AAI Win the seal u said court bsreunto
~. - aa-AAs1s Done az once ia Butler %
as1s me 9TH az Of AuRust. 40 -
. r. THURMAN, Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
BRlAN'S ACCEPTANCE.
What He Will Do With the Philippines,
If Elected

Chicago. Aug. Civilian j. Bry
an 5 speech of acceptance of the dem
ocratic nomination for the presi
dency has been read and reread al
the national headquarters in the Au-
ditorium and has been absolutely ap-
proved by the party managers. Mr.
Bryan's friends are not only salts
fed, but are delighted with it.
The candidate alludes TO the cur
rencv plank once in the course of his
speech, charging Il he republican party
with having made IA new issue in de-
claring for the single gold standard
and repudiating international BIZ
metallism. He charges the republi-
cans with having changed their prin-
ciples in regard to the currency from
protesting International bimetallism
to advocating the monometallic
gold standard-gold, pure and sim
pie.
The rest OF his address is devoted
almost entirely to Imperialism, the
Philippines and other allied subjects,
such as militarism, standing armies
and the lust for foreign territory.
This is the KEYNOTE of the notifica-
ton speech. Mr.. Bryan deals with
almost exclusively and
says that if he shall be elected Presi-
dent OF the United States he will i'm
after his Inauguration call
upon congress to end the war in the
Philippines and provide a stable self
for the Filipinos.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
Railroad Men for Dockery.

The st. Louis Post-DiSpatch saws;
Nv. +. Miller. OF Sedalia. Is guest
OF the Laclede hotel. Mr.. Miller is a
conductor on the Missouri Pacific
railroad, and be has views of his
own on the political situation in
Missouri
My opinion is" hesaid. that the
railroad men of this state will vote
their convictions, regardless of spe-
cial efforts that NAV be made by
either party to win them over. Rail-
road men are like Others. they are
affiliated with some party and they
usually vote with that party There
was ii time earlier in the campaign
when many railroad men. regardless
OF party, were inclined to vote for
tlory for governor. but that has
passed. He made the mistake of ex-
IRENE partisanship which has the
effect OF drawing party lines and
driving from him democrats who
were disposed to support him.
RAILROAD men generally regard
Flory as a good fellow. but they do
not look upon him as IA Moses. They
are Intelligent enough to know that
if the republicans ever thought they
could win in Missouri. FlOry would
never have got the nomination.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
MINISTER'S MAY COMMUNICATE.
Powers Representatives are Ordered
From Pekin.

Paris, Aug. ,. p. m.-Cheng. the
director general OF railways and tele
graphs. has Just communicated &c
the consuls at Shanghai. according
to a special dispatch 10 the Temps
dated August ), an imperial decree
dated August >. authorizing the for.
eign ministers in Pekin TO commune
cate without restriction with their
governments and ordering their de-
parture for Tier Tsin under IA good
escort
YUNG II To ESCORT ENJOYS.
London. Aug. Is. t a. m.-The
Shanghai correspondent OF the Daily
Mail announces the reception of an
imperial edict dated August ,. or
dering General Yung La TO select
high military ami civil dignitaries.
together with sufficient number of
picked troops. to escort the foreign
ministers 10 Tieu TsiH a. soon as
they decide 10 leave Pekin.
By the terms of the edict. General
Yung Lu viii be held personally re-
sponsible for their safety. and he is
given full authority to deal summa-
rily with those opposing the peaceful
passage OF the escort.
by such acts concluded the
edict, do We show our good inten-
tons to people from affair and open
our bosomS TO them
WOULD CHANGE SITUATION.
Washington, Aug. NO confirm
alton can he obtained here OF the
dispatch by way OF Paris
telling OF another edict. dated Aug.
,. being handed to the consuls by
Sheing, in which the ministers are
authorized to communicate without
restrictions with their governments.
and ordering them TO depart for Ten
Tsin under escort.
Should il be true that such an edict |
has been Issued the entire aspect of |
he situation in China would bp |
changed. 1t would mark the begin
ling OF a complete surrender TO the |
Powers.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09

Col. NJ. I. Wetmore has voluntarily
retired from the presidency of the
Wetmore Tobacco Co. on account OF
i'll health. John Scullen, the street
railway magnate, takes his place. Col.
Netmore will shortly go to Europe
and visit the health resorts of the old
world. He experienced slight stroke
OF paralysis.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09

Hon. William Jennings Bryan and
Hon. Adlai f.. Stevenson were officially
notified OF their nominations by the
Kansas City convention at Indian
apolis, Ind, on Yesterday. The
TINES will publish Mr.. Bryan's ad-
dress OF acceptance next week.