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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-07-07

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lex SHIP sT FRANCIS.
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EN BARK EDWARD MAY.
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lHoo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Box
EN BARNENTINE ARCHER.
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ZEN SCHR. MARY r.. FOSTER.
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FROM QUARANTINE.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-07-07
VIM. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool,
Alliance Assurance Company of Lon
don,
Alliance Marine and General Assurance
Co., Ltd, of London,
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-07-07
AUCTION SALE
OF
Delinquent Sugar Stock
IN THE
KamalO Sugar Co.
LIMITED.
ON FRIDAY, JULY Is,
AT p O'CLOCK NOON,

will sell at Public Auction, by order
of the Treasurer, Mr.. Ouderkirk, suf1i-
cient of the following delinquent stock
of the Kamalo Sugar Company, Ltd, to
reimburse the Company, unless the de-
linquent assessments are paid at the
office of the HAWAIIAN TRUST AND
INVESTMENT CO., LTD, Honolulu,
H. l., before the day of sale, July 10,
1900:
No. No.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-07-07
NOTICE.

Under the United States law on and
after June IA, 1900, all shipping receipts
must bear a 1 cent documentary war
tax stamp on the original, duplicate and
triplicate.
Shippers are requested to affiX the
stamps according to law, as freight can
not be received otherwise.
Shipping receipts must contain a
statement of the contents of packages.
INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAVI-
CATION CO., LTD,
JAMES L. MCLEAN,
Vice President.
WILDER STEAMSHIP CO.,
C. L. WIGHT,
President.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-07-07
AUCTION SALE
or
UNPERN|TTED STORES.
ON FRIDAY, JULY 10,
AT y O'CLOCK NOON.

A. my salesroom, 33 queen street I will
sell al Public Auction, by order Of Mr.
T. II. Stackable, Collector of Customs
the following list Of unpermittcd stores
remaining in the Custom House up to
June IA 1900.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15
PROPOSED AMENDMENT,

Notice II hereby givsa that at the General |
kloctioo 70 6e bold on tho Sixth day Of Novem.
quslined electors Of the State Of Colorado thS
question Of amending the constitution Of said
/. ioand In ssn.ss Bill No. i, % Witch is.fn j.. In
words and hxor''' fHcNsIoxxieef' HN XII viz;
To SUBMIT TO rss ouxLiv,rp ELEcro.s OF
InE STATE o. CoLoaADo AN AMENDMENT 10
skcrioN Two (.) OF AaTIcLn NINIrEkN XIX
e. o. Tas CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
Be- L enacted BY the Gsasral Assembly Of the
Stats Of Colorado:
sEcrIon I; That ths!. shall bc submitted to
at tho next general election for membsrs oi tho
General Assembly, for thsir approval or rejec-
q ,Ss s.sss II sSe sss bsn
siall b valid e . 1art, q ths constitutioa'
ssitutioa Of the STATE q Colorado shsii III he s %
amsnded a. 70 road a. follow:
SIC. :. Any amondment or amendments 70
g sas :: sns Il q. s,
shall BE- voted for By two.thirds Of nll tho nom.
bers elected 70 each hoass, such proposed
ayes and noes of each hose thereon, shall hal IL, 30
enssred IN full on their rsspsctive journals tho
proYn;sd a-nendnsqt - or snsndment. shall 30
shall also eause he aid amendment or amend.
D0uts " % poOtlnn0o IN t1ll In not morn than
ono newspapsr os eeoeral circulation In each
county, for four successive weeks previous 10
the next 9eoesal oloctioa for members u tho
0eneral Assembly; and a said election tho
said amoudment or ameodmsuts shall b sub
nittsd 70 tho qualified slestor Of the stats for
their approval or re}setioa, and such as ars
approvcd b. . majority of tkose voting thero0n
shsll becone part of this onestitution.
Provided, That 10 more than ono amend.
nent hs snh0ittsd At any general election,
each of said aaSudments shall bs voted upGn
separately, And votss thsreoa cast shall b sepa.
ratsly countsd the - 10 as tholgh but 0oe amend
nsnt. was suh0ittsd. But tho General AsssIn.
bly, shali have No pOver n propose amend.
meats % more than six articles q this cou.ti.
tuition at tho sane session.
SIC, :; Each elsetoe voting al said election
and desiroos u2 voting for or aSainrt said
anendnsot, shall deposit In tho ballot box hi.
ticket whersno shall b. printed ths words "For
the Amoadnsnt" and Against Ne Amend.
meut" and shall indicate his ch0ico by placing
cr'ss opposite ooe or tho other Il SAID groups
of wurds.
SIC. 4 The votes cast for tho adoption or
retectiOa of naid aneadncnt shall b esnvn.-ed
and ths result deternined by ths laws of the
State Tor the canvas for representatives In
Congress.
Approved February issh, A. d. ~.
In tsstimoay vherenf, have hsrsunto -et
my hand and aaixsd tho great -eal II tlse State
MColosadn At The City u Denver. this sDth day
0f July, A. d. ls00.
ELMER p. BECEwIrH,
n9AL, Secretary of Stats.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15
sHERIrr,s BALE

By virtue o, /. certain wri. OF K..r..ion l..
.nsd "as y 81 .hs CisrEs o.Iee e y: Di:!rie,
rsdo, aud 70 .s dirsstsi. Whereby a. - con" com.
nantsd IA make the sum of Eishs and - im
Dollar. 0k.0) and costs II suit ihe amount VI
Eilen Hatch In i.vor q John q. Sosas oat 81
aid EiIsa Hatch Ihsss Isvicd On ths iollo:ins
f%- s.ssss a discovery .hat, 80 n, on each
side, shse rannias eassvsrdly liD h. IL Crater
minsns dlstries as reoossssi IN h.,t = Ga page
Ai.o Hossss Har.s tads, Crater .iainx i.. d..
trict Rio 0rands county Colorado. 80 icus on
each .ids e Discovery sh.i, and i.ee fest 10
.Al.o The Nantucket iods IN cratse mining
district Rio 0gnnde coonty. Colorado. B~win.
ming In cornee No. shenee ,ds.7' : - Il. N
& No. !. !ae! :ss: s::' g t., ' T. c. g.. 4 Sa e"'
.,.saes si't1' " i;oo y. 70 Cor. No. !. IL.
" BIO or.sas c"sasy. STATE of Cclasada,
g sN san.s No. !; ;hsas. 80 ss Ss e, ~ =; !,
IL. i !; i II = az: .s.; sS
.!Wsn. s,::ss: d q " Ed I. = sssm same, :
NJ. The pi.ss u esfinains and rrco!tssd In hsn.
ts.1s,:ss T. "a: I" &" no o''"a' county. stats "'
Also Ls,tss East Da.sna In Crater ni.ias dis.
;r:. ;rs' !, s.ss.s x ss:s I: s.c CO: Ns s;sHi f. :'s.
Z Z \, ES, =: Y cos. No.: si.ceT = :'ss.s .s.r
0oI v Lel1 Il. V eosnsr No. .: thssr~ i
S'3i west - H. n Cor. No. 4; thcecs , RS
10 \. ~ Co..; Nc. 1 ihs pl.es Il !hasisainF.
county, stata Al C0loead0.
Al.S fhs 0sssils ous~a isrS~ In Crater Minins
district. hs9teaia1 NJ Coz. No. thrsses As;7
v 81 n. 70 Coz. No. :. wksscr .p0sss sssr is
In. dIas. hsas. n - y 5 n. thence y ss-sl "
ns =: e C"s, Ns; ys::s: . ,, ,.prss; -. 81. y
4 - n; y cns; No, =; th~:es s0u : iss n.
:ss..a IA ,.sa ~ z y" M d,.:d: &. :ass!y
hriHx In the tfatsr nlsiaS DISTRICT 10 Rlo
0rande csusaty In NJ stats II Colorsdo.
flssrsiorA sesnrdins " .aid enanAsd.
shall ssp.s sng .ais, 81 Pshls AuetIs,a. aIi tl,r
right. llls sed istesvss ~ tlsr aissve nAss~si
kIlsa Hatch IN and " ths ahD,~ de.srttpd
prspsfty. ~ tAs tash dAy ~ hspt~mlrs. ma st
oelast p. -. at tlse Prat ilsnr 81 tps Cusasy
Cs.sr Has.s is Dbl Sostr, Co,oeado.
hated sS bel ks~ss. Nls lnsh day as Juiy,
lSW. nknas u. AnaAns,
Bhset0 ~ elo ursnde COanty.
Alhsrt L. nusss.
Attornsy.
pat~ II ar.s pablleatina Aug. "A, tND.
tIats II iast IshlieatIns xsps. u. iNn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15
HoT10E OF APPLICATION TO SELL
REAL ESTATE.

sIo a.sses g, In til. Count, Court
In the matter Of the Estats Of Helen Isabel
Keel and Eva Ileue kssl, minors, Enos Keel
Guardian OF tho pefScas and Custodian oi
their property. Pstitioo for an order TO soil
real estate.
Comes now at this day Enos Keel, tho above
named guardian aud prssonts this his petition 10
the Court tor an order 70 sell real estate ba-
longing 70 tho above named wards, which Is
hereinafter described:
:, fPur petitiouer ropreseots and shows TO the
CoArt, that he Il The guardian Of the persons
and cu,todisn and nansssr, of the. property Of
Helen Isabel Keel and Eva Ilone Keel, minors,
that tho said u.inors are tho owners Of nm nm
divided Ono-fourth interest each OF In and 10
lots twouty and twcnty-ons OF block fifteen, In
tho town of Anote Vista Colorado, Rio 0rande
county. Of value Of oeloe ~ heirs at law OF
Emma 4. Keel, deesssed; that one EliIabeth L.
and 70 said lot. that because Of the undivided
ooe-haf interest Of said real estate it will In the
judgment OF your petitioner Be- to tho beat IN.
forests Of said m1nou that their interest be
sold, and tho proceeds thereof BE- used TO main.
tain and educate said ninoss. Your petitioner
therefore prays tho Court 70 grant him an order
allowing him e seli the said minors interests
In and TO- said lands and 70 use tho proceeds
realised thopefron 70 be used In maintainance
Of bis said wards.
ENOS KEEL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15
g DR.. r. FULTON, -
Homeopathic Physician.
& Monte Vista. -
Krause's Headache Capsules

arc unlike anything prepared in Amer
lea. They were first prescribed by DR.
kranse. Germanys famous court ply.
sician. long before nntipyrine WAS dis
covered, and ara almost marvellous, No
speedily do they cure the most Distress
ing caaes. Price DC. Sold by !. W.
RicA
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15

No matter how often one hears
Joe Newman, he always has some-
thing new for his audience. His
supply Of good things seems in.
exhHustiblc. Of course he will
have n budget Of new songs and
jokes on the occasion OF his mex,
visit here at Broadway Opera
House. Monday. Sept oath. His
company this year is practically
new AMI includes Miss jean
Brooks. Soprano; Miss Sadie Tai.
bot, elocutionist; Miss Carlottn
Bixler, violinist and Loretta Guion,
pisnist An enjoyable feature Of
tie program will be the presen,a.
tion Of a Imaginable one act play by
NJ. Newman aud Miss Talbot.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15
Pen Picture Of Horrors.

Richard Spillane. a we'll known
newspaper correspondent, who was
at Galveston, Texas, during the
recent storm, describes the scene
rs follows:
"One of the most awful tragedies
OF modern times has visited Gal.
weston. The city ia IN ruins aud
the dead will number probably
1000. l am Just from the city,
having been commissioned by the
mayor aud citizens committee to
get in touch with the outside " rid
and appeal for help.
"When [ left Galveston shortly
before noon yesterday, the people
were organizing for the prompt
burial of the dead, distribution Of
food and all necessary work after
period of disaster.
"The wreck of Galveston was
brought about by tempest 81 ter.
rible that no words can adequately
describe it's intensity, by a food
which turned the city into a rag.
ing sea. The weather bureau rec.
ords show that the wind attained
a velocity of "a miles an hour
when the measuring instrument
blew away, 80 it IS impossible TO
tell what was the maximum.
"The storm began about al
O'Clock Saturday morning. Pre-
vious TO that great storm had
been raging in the gulf, and the
tide WAS very high. The wind at
first came from the north and was
in direct opposition to the force
from the gulf. While the storm
IN the gulf piled the water upon
the beach side Of the city, the north
wind piled the water from the bay
over part OF the city.
"Abont noon it became evident
that the city was going to be
visited with disaster. Hunereds
of residences along the beach front
were hurrietlly abandoned, the
families fleeing to dwellings 10
higher portions OF the city. Every
home was opened to the refugees,
black or white. The winI was ris- |
ing constantly. aud rain fell in |
torrents. The wind was 20 Rerce
that the rain cut like a knife.
"By 3 o'clock the waters OF the |
gulf and bay met, and by dark the
entire city was submerged. The
flooding of the electric light plant
and the gas plants left the city in |
darkness. To go out on the street
was to court death. The wind was |
then at cyclonic velocity, roofs, cis- |
terms, portions Of buildings. tele-
graph poles and walls we're falling,
aud the noise Of the wind and the |
crashing Of the buildings was tev-
rifying in the extreme. The wind
and waters rose steadily from dark
until LAS O'Clock Sunday morning. |
During all this time the people Of
Galveston were like rats in traps. |
The highest portion OF the city |
WAS four to five feet under water,
while in the great majority Of cases
the streets were submerged to Q |
depth Of ten feet. To leave q
house WAS. /" drown. To remain
WAS TO court death in the wreck.
age.
Such night of agony has eel.
dom been equnlel. Without
apparent reason the waters sud-
denly began to subsitle at :45 q.
m. Within two minutes they had
gone down two feet. aud before
daylight the streets were practic.
ally freed of the Hood waters. In
the meantime the wind hal veeretl
TO the southeast.
VERY few, II any, buildings e..
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15
1Dsel.

Tuesday morning, Sept. II.
Alice. infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis W.yand. from spinal
meningitis. aged Z months. lG days
Funeral services conducted by Rev.
Kerry were held from residence
Wednesday At 2o'clock.
Charles Barnes and wife arrived
Tuesday morning from Grang,-
vile. Idaho. Mr.. Barnes expects
to remain permanently.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15

Mark Haney and wife, of Edger
ton, Kansas, arrived Thursday on
a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. C. +.
Mosher.
WIN. Rowe and family. of Evans
vile, Indiana, came in on Tues.
day mornings train and are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs P. Fornwald.
The genial, smiling countcnance
Of Judge Baxter among the Nc
kinlcyites was conspicuous for its
absence at the convention Monday.
Reports from Arastra gulch. in
the west Blanca mining district are
very encouraging, and promise n
booming mining c,mp before the
snow flies again. 1t is said that
W. S. Stratton will sink u 5OO-foot
shaft on his properties there.
Alnmosa Courier
A Dutchman down in Santa Fe
hit the nail on the head the other
day when he remarked that in
ancient times the Jews worshipped
the golden calf, bn. IN this age
both the Jews and the Christians
worship the golden hog Once
the Jews eschewed the hog but
now the more hog the better.
At the popullst county convcn.
tlOn ut Sagunchc last Saturday
Mike White of La Garcia was nom
mated for representative and will
be endorsed by the democrats.
The action Of the convention WAS
harmonious and insures the elec-
iion of Mr.. White, who is an old
settler in the county and sub.
stantial ranchman. Mr.. White
WAS not at the convention and the
nomination WAS unsolicited.
Prominent in the Joseph New
man company which appears at
the Broadway Opera House, Mon
day Sept. Oath, is Miss Carlotta
Bixler, the viollnist. She has en-
joyed the best advantages offered
in this country and IN Europe in
perfecting herself in her chosen
line of work, and she compares
favorably with the leading lady
violinists now before the public.
Her playing will be genuine
treat for music lovers.
A number Ct small boys OF
Monte Vista have developed an
astonishing appetite for fruit and
have imposed upon themselves
the task of gathering the same
from the orchards OF town in the
uncertain light of evening hours.
This occupation does no. meet with
the Sanction Of the fruit owners
who have at last secured u list of
the offenders aud threaten prosecu-
tiOns The mischief makers not
only take everything in sigh. but
destroy property, and it is quite
probable this state of affairs will
not last always.
DR.. B. l. Price, Eye Specialist,
will visit Monte Vista on or about
Sept. 10th. Parties desjri"g con-
sui,stion may address him at
Monte Vista Post Office for the
next three days aud they will be
notified of the ~xact date of his
arrival with the hour OF appoint.
ment. All patients must be
pr Jmpt ~ time il limited. He IL
the originator Of the b. l. Price
Eye System which has proved so
successful in the treatment OF cat
sract, glSuco,na, crossed eyes and
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15
Rocky Ford water melons and canta-
loupes at Labor Exchange.

l deliver vegetables from Foot Hill
gardens Wednesdays and Saturdays.
+. E. NEWTON,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15

Reports from Arastra gulch. in
the west Blanca mining district are
very encouraging, and promise II
booming mining cimp before the
snow flies again. 1t is said that
w. S. Stratton will sink u 5OO-foot
shaft on his properties there
AlnmOs,l Courier
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15

The genial, smiling countcnancc
OF Judge Baxter among the Nc
kinlcyites was conspicuous for its
absence ut the convention Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15

Mark Haney and wife. of Edger
ton, Kansas, arrived Thursday on
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. C. f.
Mosher.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-09-15

WIN. Rowe and family. of Evans
vile, Indiana, came in on Tues.
day mornings train and are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fornwald
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

The constitution seems to be still
in existence, although Joe Bailey
has been away from Washington for
almost month. This leads to the
thought that a document that man
aged to worry along for hundred
years without protector, probably
needs none now.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

The hero of Manila bay is up
against the real test Of courage now
when, as a presidential candidate, he
must decide the momentous question
whether he will review the Chicago
parade in his honor from platform
made by non union labor, or not re-
view it at sll.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

Colonel Watterson. Of Kentucky,
says he intends to support the dem
ocratic ticket in deadly earnest this
fall II he intends to make the ma
tional campaign as deadly as the late
Kentucky one, the politicians had
better lay in supply of bullet proof
suits at once.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02
colorado.s political interests.

There can be no difference of opin-
ion in regard to what should be the
man objects of our political action
this fall.
We are to elect a president and
vice president, a congress of the
United States and full set OF state
officers including members of the
Legislature.
Our purpose then is twofold to Sc
cure honest and efficient administra-
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

Several democratic county conyen-
tions in Kansas have turned down
resolutions endorsing Bryan. Even
Kansas democrats are beginning to
realize that continuous wagging of
the tongue does not constitute states
manship.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

DESCRIPTION AND PEnIGREE.-Y Yoazs
Naylor i dark shsstsas soErei vita aAs name
and tail; - hands hi4h, wright i-ao paaa3si IL
YEAR old; COED saddle hssss sHd ariFer- soss
all Eaits- He wAs sirsd b ola SsyJsr. he hs
Hsuscr's Stuap tho Dealer. Ae b. TenDss~ss
RaAeAstsr. he hS Blsioh. tks sirs q Oh LsNgax.
ton, First dana Red Rover mare LevlAihsn.
Old Nayior's dhsa ~As sirsi b. s,Gsnp Tia Deai-
er. fosns Sayiar's Gs1 aSm was sired b, Grey
Eagle and steei Dast harSs. Second dan Cop
per Botiosn.
IKRMs; For NJ. SsHsan--sia To insats lix-
ing colt; sinsis teas s. cash In haAd, Fer Ycsas
Nayior-'s 10 insarv = livIpE colt ,ihsis LEAP -
cash. Service money 70 seeone d1s iraIa ssilals-
y Il mAsr Il parted with es ed from tss
county. Colt to stand Eood for season Ha,il
paid Care VIII be taken to psprrnt accidents
but We viii not Be responsible should sny oseHr.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

After Uncle Sam tries for few
years to collect tha. debt off of the
Sultan. he will have experience
sufficient to manage the subscription
lists of weekly country newspaper.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

Texas has been having large
over supply of water ever since the
big drought three years ago, when
meetings were organized all over tie
state to pray for rain.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

Having had severe experience
wit the mud throwing newspapers.
Admiral Dewey will certainly feel
entirely at home to-day while taking
an excursion on the famous Chicago
drainage canal
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

The Alabama democratic state con-
vention declared in favor of expan-
sion aud against free silver as an Is
sue In this campaign.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

Uncle Sam is at present engaged
in trying to collect debt from the
Sick Man of Turkey. Your uncle
had better turn it over to acollection
agency. 1t is bad debt.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

The United States has the smallest
per capita consumption of intoxicat-
ing liquors according to official sta
tistics. This fact will never be pnb-
lished by any of the prohibition
newspapers.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02
MCLEAN BROS.

tlOu ol lnt StANe EN'tAAeHSNt ssf -
so far as it lies in our power, to pro,
mote those policies in national affairs
that are most in accord with our ideas
Of government and that viii most ad-
vance our material welfare and pros
perity.
Ii would indeed be difficult 10 find
in the record OF the fusion democracy
of Colorado for the past two years
ANYTHING that could be used in adso,
cacy Of It's continuance in Office.
A more disgracefus record eff failure
and incompesency 1t would be hard TO
ind. The history Of the last legisls.
ture was unprecedented for its tollies
and failures. The neglect and care.
lessness by which sll the state instit2-
tions were brought almost to enforced
discoutiuu4nce is a matter of common
knowledge In spite Of increasing
prosperity the state treasury is prsc,
tically bankrupt and taxes have been
assessed with grossest unfairness IS
between different parts OF the state.
At the present time the chief object
Of democratic officaholders is not how
the interests OF the state may best
be advanced, but how they may So.
cure themselves and their party in
power
In national affairs the sympathics
and ideas of the prople Of Colorado
are republican rather than democrat.
ic. We are all expansionis;s- To
the principle of expansion we owe it
that our state is part Of the great
union, and we all Of us look forward
to greater things for our state and
oar nation We have profound
faith in the American nation, IN its
ability to cope successfully with diff
fculties and to emerge triumphanty
from dangers. We believe in the
American conscience and in the wis
dom OF the American people and we
have little sympathy with the pessi,
mism tha; pictures all our ciyiliza-
ton as loathsome mass of corrup
ton and selfshness. In all these
things We are thoroughly republican
And so far as our state interests
are concerned, there can be no ques.
ton as to which side we should ia
vor. Democrats ask us to vote for
silver, but fail to tell as how it will
help silver to record Colorado's vote
witbe the minority.
We can throw our electoral vote
away, but we cannot help silver.
And outside of this one matter,
which by the progress of events has
been remotely removed from the do,
main OF practical politics, every con.
sideration of material interest, state
pride and political preference impels
US to act in hearty sympathy and
close co operation with the party OF
progress and prosperity, the republi
can party.
The greatest possible benefit that
could come to Colorado in a material
way would follow the success OF
those plans which the republican
party has already insugurated.
The greatest harm that ccnld pos.
sibly core to us would he through
the failure of those plans because OF
democratic success, or through ret
rograde movement, such as would
inevitably follow democratic acces
sion to power under present condi-
tions. Colorado Springs Gazette.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02

The Denver Post is certainly blot
on the profession. Three of its edi-
tors tried to outlie one lawyer and
ignominiously failed