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STATIONS foo, Of WEST Tw%ENTy.THIRD STnEEr
AND ~pEspRossEs AND %CGnrLA n S.ssIT ana
Cor,isndt streets e nye minats' later than that
given below for Iwsnty.taird street sta''o"'
;iss' !. WE" H. FAST MTAfL. Limited to two Butte.
P"ilSr Cars New York @ PM,ssnIs 81. ling Car
S'ss a 4. N H. fA Ps~nTNhNlssiLy t'iisui EsiM i
6 6S,,, cTmpsrS'% nss f fsr esissaf D," e%is1t i%ST!FF csls sSs
Cincinnati lndiansp oiis; h9llsyiilsi 81 = LxcppiRSHss
For Toledo, Nashville via Cineinnau and i"u'$
y!,,sI lYsIassPp Mot GsfHS9P' Press II sous @Fo pru,surs.
GS.n :. p ". I %SdElssHTgRRS 'k ESf'fyEiass et oGS csiioara
a, T s % i PSaTF Se'o EtaSSFBREss,-ror p!useurs
and Chicago For Knoxville; daily; via Shsnan-
dosh Valley Route. Connects for CLEVELAND eA'
s:sssH' FP 2 ". CLEVELAND ANpcrNCINNATI Ex'
PRESS.-For Pittsburg. Cleveland Onclnha'
7;ss. s',s' SIS. 1910 IDesbrosses and CoItlandt
Streets io:aa Dining Car. 1928 Dining Gar, 4:
~ ssd I' e. !; s'i lSo sps,sIGcssii ana fn% P' All Psri Sa' and
Dining Cars. S2s. AS Dining Carl. ASS Dining
q G,sSs nny N g., I'io Il Night p,:s Sunday "sys $50 sSsn sss
sss DINING min; ca Can. 81 SiSs Dining Car. 0;'' pm.
soUTHFfRN RArLwAy.-E1pres> ';aS. 4''
NP p FoLR;iOH n ri G WESTERN RAILwAY.-po,
TTfISShTiii sn SS6SssssTp ' Ei%f.M SEA p n s s'sy A. n
sT Es sifI ( !: aali \ OHIO RAILWAY. SIS
a. NJ week DAYS and 4:55 :, NJ. daily..-
sEABOARD AIR Express, 1898 p M ana
q nfi nL 15TpsoI frNs4TyctoMroRr and NoRroLK.-7ss
NJ. week days and s;5b p. NJ. daily
ATLANTIC CIfY-0:55 4. NJ. and 2:h5 p NJ wees.
DAYS Through vestibuled Trains, Buffet Paflor Cars
and Standard Coaches
CAPE MAY.-i255 NJ. week-days
For points on New York and Long Branch Haiiroed
from West Twenty-thtrd Street station, 500 4,
NJ, 1910, ulO Saturdays. only. 2:2o. zoo. S:sS
A:iO, ass and 655 p. NJ sundays 1:So:, v;1c
A. NJ, 4S5 p NJ. from Desbrosses and Coruands
Streets. $40. 0 A.. NJ. le:2O. ll:2o Satuiaays
only. $40, S:io. S;ao. .4:so $40 and ZOO !. u
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s:25. s65. o:25 t0:55 Penna. Limited 1910 IDes
brosses and Cortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Can
lO;55 Dining Car. 1888 A. NJ e:S5.2 :io. DeS
brosses and Cortlandt Streets. 22O,; 200, 3:fS.
S65. A25 425 Dining Car. 4 IS Dining CaD,6:6S
Dining Car. 1855. S:2b. S:b5. 9a5 y. M. 1910
night Sundays. $40. 1888 mo coaches).8 rs, 800.
e25 0:55. Limited. o:55. l0:6 Dining Car 4. NJ,
Car, 455 Dining Car, $3.50 Dining Carr. Toa
825. SIS. Gas r. NJ. 12:iO night
Ticket onnces. Nos 48t, Gas. 1916, l55A. III and SOL
Broadway; | Astor House: West Twenty. third street.
Station: and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Oort.
landt Streets. 4 Court Street, 800 Fulton street. "
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station.
Btooklyn: Station, Jersey City. The New York
from hotels and residences through to destination.
Telephone "8i4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
j. b HUTCHINSON. J.R WOOL
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
6-2s-1oOo.
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~TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
TAN - aA nAN----


Mails for China, Japan and Philippine Islands, via
il2, inclusive. for despatch per steamship
RiOIun Maru Iegistered mail must be directed
via Seattle. Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China
and Philippine Islands, via san Francisco, close
here daily at $50 =. N. up To July Jl4, inclu-
sive, for despatch per steamship Rio de Janeiro.
Mails for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here
daily at ESQ y. N. up to July $50, inclusive,
for despatch per steamship Australia. Malls for
Australia except West australia. which goes via
Europe. and New Ieals nd, which goes via San
Francisco, Hawaii. ana FIJI Islands, via Van.
couyer, close here daily at $50 r. NJ. up to July
S2l. Inclusive. for despatch per steamship MILO
vera. Malls for Hawaii. China, Japan and
Philippine Islands, via San Francisco. close here
daily At $50 p, ~ up TO July S2l, inclusive, for
despatch per steamship Coptic. Mails for China
and Japan, via Vancouver, close here daily at
6.3oP, VI. up to July S2I, inclusive. for despatch
per steamship Empress Of India registered mall
mus, be directed via Vancouver. Malls for
Australia except West Australia, New Zealand,
Hawaii, FIJI and Samoan Islands. via San Fran,
cisco. close here daily at $3.50 y. NJ. after July
vi and up tn August ~, inclusive, or on
. day OF arrival Of steamship Campania, due at
New York August ", for despatch per steam
ship Alameda.
TrhnSpacinc mails are forwarded W port Of sailing
daily, and the schedule ~ closing Is arran yed on the
presumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit
tRegistered mail closes at6P n. previous day.
CORNELIUS \ COTT, Postmaster,
Post omee, New York, y, Y, July q 1900
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A fine coast defence ship for the Norwegian
Government has just been launched at the Els
wick Works on the TYNE in England. She Is
named the Eidsvold and is a sister ship of the
norge. She d~isplaces $3.50 tons and Is 200 feet
in length. with 50 feet inches breadth and 10
Harvpvized steel belt, with a pinch steel deck
and 5-irch armor on the turrets. Her engines
are OF 500 horse power. with Yarrow boilers.
and are intended 10 give a speed or 1873 Knot:
Her armament is O powerful one. cons sting OF
two S2-irch hreechloafers and sty 0-inch,
eight i2-pounder ard six 81 ounder Quickfirers.
with two submerged torpedo tubes,
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

WEST INDIES, ETC.
SOf Han and and c { Il y per iG Steamship FAN hFi Iis6o MHNAs Al
$50 p u: 10, ST pltRhE MlQuELoN' per
per steamship Assyrian from Philadelphia,
TUEsDAY,-At $50 a, NJ. supplementary 1880
Rical and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. per steam
ship. Allianca, Via Colon mail for Guatemala
% 70 4. n II. I for iSAdrA S ana HAITI f-lj psi Steam I; n.
ship TIomo; at II a. n; for GRENADA and
% TT IhMsI Per s =s.,a s,ssmp,S GIsn aSm,, a, . F !; N:
wEbShsbiSXIy.-~DAtip 7. NJ. for MEXICO. per steam.
ship iihaka1; at 2 PM. for Rio DE JANEIRo.
direct. per steamship Roman Prince:
II PfcHk. TAI rAHh'Asd6 and ' cui iusN pei per- steam team.
;hip Nisilansa, ,is Havana ana IToS.eso nal !.
Cuba Gu sa Al ! + Il. to Fl PEiR1 :s%sh,H Sea and SAN T.
for t9f Ia PIT PLATA afaA% coRPN AiRif s'i direct. AZ per- steam. & M:
.hiD He,m.,; a! . p n; for LAMAicA. per steam
sA4 '9iP afHlla, st Ss 3 z, ' &. . s@SlGni 10
A 4; NJ 'G ay st. TTii !EaMAAshi STi IsSlFSGSIHS;s LEE psi
i iSsS a. " Mrdi faP r o r \, I ,sIGPyf%s". "a,
be directed per steamship Aleney; al 10 A NJ.
for BRAZIL direct and la PLATA CouN.
bIs.ll must be @dlrrs'td per .!. ann !! capr3;
at 10 A.. N. supplementary 1880 A NJ for INA.
qua and HAITI. per steamship Andes: nj 10
A. ". for ST. KITS and DEMERARA. per
steamship rller; al IL y. n, for NEWFOuND-
LAND direct. per Silvia; at II a. M. for CUBA.
per stea Mexico. via Havana; al II A. NJ.
for irCATAN, per steamship Prima. at II a. NJ.
supplementary II 80 a. NJ for PORTO RICO.
VENEZUELA. CURACAO, SANANIlIA and
CARTHAGENA,. per steamship Caracas; at
Up. N. for MATANzAS. CAIBARlEN. SAGUA,
NtENrTAS, GIBA}A and BARACOA. per
steamship Curtyba ordinary mail only. which
must be directed per steamship Curityba0.
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Malls for Newfoundland. by rail TO North Sydney,
and thence by stea mer. close at this once daily
at $50 y. NJ. connecting close here every Mon
day. Wednesday and Saturday. Malls for
Miquelon, by rail 70 Boston, and thence BY steam
eT, close al this Office daily at $50 =. NJ. Malls
for Cuba, By rail to Port / ampa. Fla, and thence
by steamer. close at this once daily except Mon
day at 81 A. NJ. the connecting closes are on
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, Mails for
Cuba, by rail to MAN, Fla. and thence by steam
er. close at this once every Monday, Tuesday
and Saturday al 1880 4. II. thc connecting
closes are on Tuesday and Saturday. Mails
for Mexico City, overland, unless specially ad.
dressed for despatch BY steamer, Close at this
for Costa Rica Belize. Puerto Cortez and Guate-
mala. By rail W New Orleans, and thence by
steamer, close at this ONCE daily at IS p. NJ. con
Meeting closes here Tuesdays for Costa Rica and
Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guate-
malal, sRegistcred mail closes at :, NJ. preyi-
Gus day. .Registered mail closes at q p. NJ.
second day before.
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Hudson River Steamer Mary Powell,
Leaving Desbrosses 81 ais Saturdays l:4S.
C~RANSToNS WEST POINT CORNWALL.
NEWBURGH, NEW HANBURGH, MILTON;
PO'KEEPSIE, HYDE PARK, RONDOUT and
KINGSTON. Orchestra on board. New York Trans
fer Co sell tickets and check baggage from your res
idence to destination.
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PRINTED MATTER, ETC German steamers
sailing on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. etc,
for Germany, and Specially Addressed Printed
Matter, etc. for ather parts Of Europe. Ameri
can and White Star steamers on Wednesdays
German and French steamers on Thursdays,
and Cunard and German steamers on Saturdays
take Printed Mater, etc, for all countries for
which they are advertised Ia carry mail.
After the closing Of the supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above, additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers Of the American,
English. French and German steamers. and
remain open until within Ten Minutes Of the
hour OF sailing OF steamer.
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Post Offire Notire.
DOS'T OFFICE NOTICE.
SHOULD be read DAILY by all interested as changes

SHOULD be read DAILY by all Interested as changes
may occur at any time.)
Foreign mails for the week ending July ~. 1900,
will close promptly In all cases. al the General
Post once as follows: PARCELS POSI- MAILS
close one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
Parcels Post Malls for uermsny close al +. III, Mon
day and Wednesday.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY. AT a. NJ. for FL ROPE, per steamship
Lain. via Cherbourg, Southampton and Bremen
mail for Ireland must be directed per steam
WEDNESDAY, ARA. VI. complementary 0 A. NJ
for EUROPE, per steamship New YORK;. Via
Southampton mail for Ireland must be directed
per steamship New York;; at 1880 a, NJ. for
BELGIUM direct, per steamship NooIdland
landD; at 1880 y. NJ. supplementary 3 J.. NJ
for EUROPE. per steamship oceanic, via Queens
THURSDAY. AT $50 A. NJ. for EUROPE, per
steamship Columbia. via Plymouth and Ham
burg mall for France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain.
Portugal. Turkey. Egypt and British India, Via
Cherbourg, must be directed per steamship
Columbian; at $40 A. N. for FRANCE, SWrrZ-
ERLAND, ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TUR-
KEY, EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per steam
ship La Gnscogne'. via Havre lmail for other
parts Of Europe must be directed per steamship
Ia Gascogne1.
SATURDAY. a.. NJ. for AZORES ISLANDS.
per steamship Spartan Prince; at s a. NJ. for
NETHERLANDS direct, per steamship Staten
dam mail must be directed per steam ship Staten
DAM: at 10 \. NJ, for SCOTLAND direct. per
steamship Astoria mail must be directed per
steamship Astoria'1; at 1880 y. NJ. supplement
tary 2 p, NJ for EUROPE, per steamship Cam
pania'. via Queenstown.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24

From Corrizo Miner.
A. j. Harker and Dave Darling
started Tor Pueblo this week with
Il big load of copper ore. While
there A. j. will look after machln-
cry matters.
NJ. w. Lincoln killed another
bobcat this week, one OF the larg-
est we ever saw. They are get
ting quite plentiful in this vicinity
and should be looked alter.
Jesse Tanner sold his interest
in the "Sllver Side" mining claim
to Willard Cole, the first of the
week. consideration 1900. Mr..
Cole will commence work on 1t at
once, and has good showing to
start with.
Willard Cole, who has been
down at blackberry, Okla, for sew
eral weeks past, returned yester-
dav and is Corrizoite once more.
His brother Ohio returned with
him and they will do some devel-
opment work on some of their
mining property here.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24
o-@zS--...=eA. o. 800
? NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS +
q y
1910 -,ss-- .ss=e'-.o
Nancy,
.>@-.o-9&.

School in the Keyser district
closes Friday.
MIR. Koch Is recuperating at
Lamar this week
MIR. and Mrs. O'Neill, of
Brookfield, were guests at the
DAVIS ranch recently.
Mrs. Ike Keyser and daugh-
ter, Norah, OF Lamar, have been
visiting relatives and friends in
this vicinity.
&C. III. DAVIS has put up twelve
or thirteen tons of prairie hay. 1t
looks well in the stack, but Will
look still better duling the biz
yards the coming winter.
The Springfield editors spent
a short but most enjoyable vaca
ton at the Durrstein ranch. The
time was zealously employed IN
hunting, fishing, observing noun
tam scenery, and breathing pure
country air.
Doc Steele, who was called
to Walsenburg on account OF the
illness and death of his father,
will not return to Baca county.
jim Keyser will take his place in
helping his brother, L. g., with
the ranch work.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24
STONINGTON!

Still dry but threate ming rain.
-Eldridge Bryan has returned
from Rocky Ford.
Extra good broomcorn cutters
$1.25, ordinary 81.
Charlie Woolley made trip
to Garrett, Okla, last week.
Mrs. Theodore Brown, OF
Richiield, Kan. former citizen
of Stonlngton. is reported very
sick.
AT noon Wednesday tight
ming set fire to the prairie in sew
eral places southeast of here.
The luxuriant but dry grass burned
IN the heavy wind with great
speed to the mort west and before
the citizens succeeded i'll subdu
ing it. destroyed u large part of
the range and fence posts of Lam
port, Vowel, Haney. Konkel,
Penny and Twyford
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24
S. Il. BACA.

Lester Lamport proved to be
an excellent fire fighter last week.
Harry Alcorn has been help
Ing S. j. Konkel with his crop Of
cane.
The prairie fires last week
caused quite lot OF damage to
range and fences here;
Carl Woolley took dinner at
the Lamport ranch few Sundays
ago. He stated that the 1.-TWO
circles were getting on nicely
with their haying,
B. +. Lamport is at Syracuse
this week. He was accompanied
by Lester Lamport who is return
ing to his home at Winfield, Kan,
after a ten weeks visit to Baca
county!
The directors oil Dist. 30 are
having the school house and
grounds improved. A. l.. Walker
has the contract for the carpenter
work and painting, and B. F. Lam
port the contract for hauling the
lumber and coal from Syracuse.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

Notice is hersby oiven th.t nj Tho
GaneroI ElecIion 10 he baId an thc
Sixth doy of NoSeynIber n ieO0
tJIer, vii, lie s,,bp1i,ted 10 me r,,,aIir;
cr, eIeciSrs-ofth e stare or C-oioraio ~ a
si,,eGIiCn Of ,n9antiin1 ~ conS,i,,,
INC i,utnority TOT Ss,mpmittihs sucn question Is
louhG IN sehntG bl 40, ~, which Is IN Words
anu hpurcsi ioiioWihE, VIZ
AN ACT
70 SUBMIT TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTIONS. OF
THE s ATE OF COLORADO AN AMENDMENT TO
SECTION Two " OF ARTICLE NINETEEN (NIN)
OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF Colo
nApo.
, ,.-., -s,,.
ne u ehnetch ny me Seheial Assembly OF the
stare Oi Ioiorauo'
srcr,oS That th,r. shall Ia, sn,ut,,od ,o
tho nnaii,,od o,ccfors ~ no st,,o ~ Gniara,,o
", me ,,axt ,ennrai cloctio, ro, ,non,hor. 81 ~
annrai sseu,hi, rnr ttn;, oi,,'o,.ni rs r vi
lon rho fniIowini ,,nend,nnrdp ~, thn a..
rntI6ed hv n no;or,tv Of thnsc vntins, tii,o ro,n
ahaII I,a ;s,i asgna,,' of tta ons,i,,t ,ut.on'
IL Scci,on az ,ticin Wv Sf ,o
n ,ho Stmtc Of GnInr,dc shoI, hc so oh
~ To To Rad ne Sa,lo,yS. ''' w ~ "''eiue"
sEC . INV nmendmep, or ,u,ndnorts .,
this CONSTITUTION mas no nrnnnsnd In n;,,a,.
house of the General Assembly, and If the same
hnr nIcc,nd to eocb honsn ", ",i one i,ld'',
nvcs and noes Of carb housc tfornnn stni, ' no
eSStercd in mil m their rcsnocfiyn inrnai. IL, II
propose d amendment or amendments shall he
baSlsh;ed win he lay, q that session Of the
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24
Call for Republican Representa-
tive Convention.

INV OoilN
We, the Republican Represen-
tative Committee in session at
Lamar, Colorado, Aug. 20, 1900.
hereby call a Republican Repre-
sentative Convention, tor the Leg
islatiAe district comprising the
counties OF Baca, Kiowa and
Prowers, to be held at Granada,
Colo. at 4 O'Clock p. m, on Sept.
II, 1900, for the purpose of nom
mating one candidate for Repre-
sentative for SAID district, to elect
a Legislative Committee and for
the transaction of such other bus
mess as may properly come be-
fore the convention.
The said counties will b en-
titled to representation In this
convention osStollows:
Baca. .........0
Nova. %
Prowers IL
j. l.. MAYFTELD, Charm.
JOHN A. DURRsrEIN, Set.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24

Ed Shields was over from vi
las Monday.
Rev. A. s. Holden lett Mon
day for Salidd to attend confer
snce.
Farmers are busy cutting
iced of which there Is an abun-
dance.
Miss May Graham came home
from Lamar this week for few
days visit before starting to school.
quite hail storm passed
through the country south east OF
Villas last week but no great dam
age was done.
Fred Kelcev and wife, of La
mar, passe thro gh town Wednes-
day On theif way To- Corrizo for a
few days outing.
MIR. Van Etten, the Corrizo
blacksmith, passed through town
on his way home from Lamar,
where he had been for supplies.
j. w. Wilson started for
Rocky Ford Tuesday. Uncle
Jimmie whent horse back, taking
up an animal which he expects to
EXHIBIT at the Fair and take the
blue ribbon.
But three applicants took tn e
teachers examination last Friday
and Saturday-Miss Ethel Thomp-
son. of Clayton, N. NJ. John Mey-
ers, of Minneapolis and Mrs. o. l..
Bigsby. We are unable to name
tie successful ones Gs the certifi-
Gates have not yet been issued
A rural mail delivery system
il to be started soon between
Rocky Ford and Las Anlmas.
Tic mail will be delivered daily
~ two carriers, one from each
end OF the line, and their route
will be on the north side of the
Arkansas river. The Fredonla
rost office will be discontinued
Walt N. Houser, Of Walsen-
burg, a special agent of the live
stock censts, was here this week
looking after the census of this
county. He highly compllmented
the work of i. f. I.amport, the
census enumerator 81 this county.
Dir, Houser Will visit every county
in the state checking up the work
Of the cnumerators.
james o. Nanorsdol started
this morning tor C'ticugo where
lie WIN attend the National G. A.
i. reunion. He will also visit
~ s.eehe9 of his boyhood days at
Ill. tiHa+Sllt ti.wa, and will visit
f'iallNes and friends at other
points in Iowa, Illinois and Kan
sag. MI Yanorsdol has had
BOOB printed entitled -Four Years
for the unlon," IN which he gives
d brlei sketch Of his lie, army eX
pcrie'fcs and OF Go. X. Fourth l.
owa cavalry, of which he was
First Lieutenant. The book gives /
an interesting account OF many
adventures. and every
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24
Notice.

All persons owing personal tax
es, are hereby notified to pay the
same on or before November Is,
1900, as 1 shall proceed to collect
according to law, ALL personal
taxes remaining unpaid on the a.
bove date.
w. NJ. STEWART, Co. Treas.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24
EXPANSION,
[Continued from Page One

[Continued from Page One
nor will it check the reslstless
march of liberty and free institu
tions.
Are the Americans OF today the
degenerate sons OF noble siress
Our fathers carried the flag from
the Alleghanies to the Pacific,
from Kentucky to the Gulf, from
the Golden Gate to the frozen
north, and with every advance the
prophets OF evil predicted the fall
of the republic. But the republic
grew in strength, in size and VIZ
tue. And there Is something
else beyond. There is more free
dom to give, more school houses
to build, more truth to preach,
more oceans to whiten the Amer
lean commerce, more tasks to dare
and all the pessimlsm represented
by Tammany Hall, the solid south,
the anarchy OF Chicago and the
sophistry of the Platte cannot
limit our growth, paralyze our
commerce, stop our development
nor make us recreant to our man
ifest destiny.
The Kansas City platform by
denouncing expansion under the
name of imperialism endorsed the
policy of Cleveland, WHO turled
the flag at Honolulu. 1t returned
to the old traditions OF the sixties
when the country was urged to let
the south 90, to let the imperial
republic be divided, to let slavery
continue, to create line of CHS
tom houses and block houses all
along the Mason and Dixon line,
which would have called for
standing army in the north and
another in the south and would
turn back the clock of progress
and tolled the death knell of hu
man liberty everywhere. But no,
liberty and union triumphed.
The severed country united and
commenced to grow. Railways
were pushed to the shhset. Alas
ka became ours. Hawaii begged
for adoption and we took her in.
Guam joined the procession; the
Philippines, just awake to the fact
that one American promise is
worth more than sixteen Spanish
bonds, sees the star OF hope rising
and looks for peace, prosperity
and regeneration under the
benign influence Of American
schools, American commerce, A
merican laws and American Jus
tice. Ii this be imperialism let
the Democrats make the most of it.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24
10 the Republicans of the State
of Colorado,

Upon the request oil a large
majority Of the members of the
Republican state central commit
tee and for reasons entirely sui
ficient, the holding of the Repub-
lican state convent on as per our
call heretofore published has been
postponed from the It'll of Sep
TENDER to tile 18th of September,
at IL O'Clock a. M, when it will
be held at the Broadway theater,
in the city of Denver.
A. b. SEAMAN, Charm.
w. HI. BRISBANE, Sec.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24

Before going any further with
their arguments the Democratic
leaders should explain wig it Is
that, if President McKlniay has
tro backbone, he can 20 ahead
sha'terne the Republic and es
tabtshing an ampire.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24
Call for Republican Senatorial Con-
YcntiOn.


Iii pursuance of the action of
the Republican Senatorial Com
mittee at meeting held at La
mar, Colo, Aug. Z, 1900, we here
by call Il Republican Senatorial
Contention for the 23rd district
of the State of Colo, composed of
the counties of Baca, Bent. Kio
wa, Otero and Prowers, to be held
at Las Animas, Colo, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. on Sept. 10, 1900. for the
pnrpose OF nominating one Sena-
tor for sad district, and for the
transaction Of such other business
as may properly come before sad
convention. For said purpose the
several counties will be entitled
to delegate representation in said
convention as follows. TO wit;
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24

S. J. STEW ART,
Recording Steward.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24

Notice is hereby given that nj the
General ELECTION 10 be held on the
Sixth day of November, A. D., 1000,
there will be submitted to the qualifi-
cd electors of the State OF Colorado the
Question of am ending tho constitu-
ton of said State.
The Springfield herald., 1900-08-24

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