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III GoIitIIitcd iIOHI lAbu WetE,J
And there could be no doubt,
but that this confidence OF
hers arose from a standpoint
Vof knowledge Now fathers and
Sons Of America can there,
exist 4 spiril in a loyal heart
of, liberty and freedom, that will
say that woman SUFFRAGE is not
right After considering the
grand and noble Womanhood OF
Isabela--And surveying patrao.
tic principals, and her broad
and inspiring ambition--Which
gave her by rights and Justice
to be the mother Of the liberty
Of the new world--Which brings
us in connection with the great
struggle OF our fathers and
mothers with England, in order
to carry out and establish the
principals OF the great queen
who had sacrificed her own
Pleasures and good deal OF
this world goods in order to
establish the rights of woman,
and to make others, the partak-
ers Of her goodness.
Hence, we ask: can any father
CIR son, who are lnow breathing
tie air of liberty, Think for a
moment that the mothers who
went through that struggle I
played the truant. They suffer-
ed with the fathers and sons,
alike, in hunger, thirst. naked
ness and all the deprivati0ns;
which could be- spoken OF in
with that struggle |
for liborty-For while the men
who were the stronger part in
nesli and body-Not III mind -
We're in the battle tield-With
nothing but the canopy OF heav-
en- as a covering, and the cold
earth as u pillow suffering ,
greatly The women at home lii
he fieldwern undergoing just
rs hardships during the sum
ner season in trying to RAISE
.atables for the support of those
yho were meeting the enemy
n the field of battle And in .
he winter season their suffering
vas almost beyond comprehen-
ion-For they had scanted them '
elves; for the sake OF those in y
the field. :,
When | think of Susanna Walls :
Allegheny County Maryland :"
Qa wife of Captain Walls; who :"
'as taken prisoner, and placed .
4 Aboard on his back and tied -
iere, and placed over water and
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A LECTURE ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Appeal to our American Fathers
IN behalf Ct our Anaricsn W oman and Liberty.

ley there for seven weeks, wa.
tnen exchanged and returned tt
1 his own Company again. And q,
the battle Of little meadows he
was wounded and while his wife
on other battle fields had cared
for tho wounded, and had consol
ed the ,dying-s,he at her owr
cottage door in one of the most
deadliest conflicts Of the wal
sees her own husband fall
wounded but not dying has now
/ to lend helping hand to him
THE conflict was so great that
while she was waiting on her
husband, she could see streams
OF blood running over the ground
around her own cabin as il
flowed from the veins Of the
sons and fathers Of liberty,
which ut this hour had been
converted into q hospital and a
protection from the unclemency
OF the weather for others who
had fallen for the PRINCIPALS OF
liberty.
This noble woman was not
the only one who was riskjng
their lives in the great struggle
for freedom, but hundreds of
others. And when we think of
the brave womanhood Of Rosa
Morgan on the field Of conflict
with her two little sons in her
arms and q wounded husband
lying on her knee; while the
battle was surging to and fro
And the rush Of the enemy--wer I
forcing the Americans To give /
way And men like grass wore
falling on the right hand and on
the left, Of Rosa and her wound
I'd husband, Major Morgan
realizing the awful fate which
Vas about to befall them Ruis \
ID his dropping head--G rasped
lis sword, and spoke loud
enough to be heard by bis men.
And said; Men of Morgan
tand for liberty, well give them
he bayonet." The voice like
magic acted on the nerve, and |
OF his men. And in I
pired them with such a spirit
hat took no denial in death for !
he protection OF their noble
raves; who had gave the
ommand just a few moments :
efore. And just ut this mo. a
rent a circumstance took place, a
hich seemed to change the !
Ite of the day in favour of the !,
mericans. :,
(To be Continued } ;,
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ASK ANY QUESTION THROUGH THIS Pa
PER UPON ANY sURIECT RELIGIoUsLY
Or OTHERWISE sHtLL Re TREATED AS
FRIEND; BOT IN NO CASE WILL THE
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II ycn want one OF the best Or
cana made, cell on, or write 10 J.
n. Garrett, or leave word "a, phi
Office, J, n. Garrett.
Turley No.
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by the prophet to Zernbbabel and
Jesnua. who were raised up by
divine providence to preside over
tho temporal and spiritual affairs
Of tho Jewish nation wnon tho
second Temple was building, and
bearing an ultimate reference to
the lights and ornaments Of the
Christian church.
OPERATION. The veil
thrown over Masonry renders us
operations silent and unobscrved;
yet tho influence oia body spread
through all classes of society, per
vading every circle, and diffusing
(thongh by its separate members)
opinions digested and matured
trcm remote periods. in the
brotherhood, must be powerful in
its effect.
OPINIONS. individuals have
passed various opinions respecting
the purity and Usefulness of Free.
masonry One says it is modern
institution and therefore of little .
value, aDolecr terms il frivolous
ana consequently contcmptihls A
.hlrd calls It anti.christian, and
warns the pubtic 10 avoid it MS a
mare. Others affirm that il is
behind the advancing spirit of tho
ines, and therefore obsolete; but
CT any one canddly Judge 1t by
t. fruits, whlcn is the great Chris
IAN criterion by which all things
ught to be tried, according to the
ivlhc fiat OF It's founder Luke vi
~, We feed the hungry, clothe |
he naked, comfort the SICK relieve
he distressed, and provide for the ;
,therless and the widow. Is any Z,
ne hungry we give him meat. i
Is any one thirsty-we give him i
rink; naked--we clothe him; sick 1
we visit him: in prison--we
,me unto him with the messenger u
mercy. Whatever may be the j,
oinions OF our opponents of such W
,eds as these, we have the salts if
ction of knowing that an approx. c
& sentence will be pronounced rs
'on them at the last day. =,
History and Cyclcpedia Of Free be
Asonry by Macoy Oliver Page III
r. 605--606. III
To BE Continued.
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Fowler, Mo.

ufeing the Lodge instead Of Masonry.
1 The Indians have lodges or wigwams
70 rest H. Mssonry have lodges TO wor-
sup in You say thati claim that the
Lodge IL the Church Of God (Masonry
4 persnmc You mean and that il is com
pared OF saints and sinners. You ask
no" then cnn IL bp pure and in WORKING
ofder and thoroughly purged Of the old
| leven?
see, Bro that you have mis,ndcr-
STOOD me lal least persaine You have
VIII sly sgain Ms before, thar they
nave ieft their Arst love, they have fal.
len away as il reads
| Nevertheless ! have somewhat 4.
ganst thee, because thou haat left Nv
first love.
Remember therefore from whence
thou arr fallen, .nd repent. and do The
ilrsi works pr else | will come untu
Thee quickly, and will remove ,hy cam
olesiick out of his place, except thou
repent. Rev: . I'D
Yes they have indeed fallen away:
Meeting 10 worship. having a foym Of
godliness denying the power thereof.
as II reads.
Having form Of Illness. bnt de-
nylhg The power thereof from such
'arh away I'm, 8 -
Now we will see what Christ has to
cay about saInt md sinner living to.
geiher You win please read.
Another parable put he forth unto
them saving, the kingdom of heaven is
lkon unto a man which sowed good
seed IN his teNi
But while men slept. his enemy came
and sowed lares among the wheat, and
went his way
Rut when the blade was sprung mp.
and brought forth fruit, then appeared
The tares also
80 The servants Of the householder
came and said unto him. Sir didst not
thou SOW good seed in Thy held2 from
whence then hath il lares
lie said INTO them, An enemy hath
lone Ibis The servautr said urlo him
Wilt thou then tina, we 20 and gather
lien up?
bnt he said, Nay: lest while We gath
'r up tie tares e root up also The wheat
with them.
Let both grow together until the har.
'esl, and in the Time Of harvest ! will
ay 10 me raapers, G.ther We together
irst The tates. and bind them in hund.
Us lo'burn them, and gather the wheat
nio my barn. Matt IL -24---3o.l
SOW read Christ's explanation Of this
arabic in 81 ~ 3s-- 30 VS.. where he sovs
The Held is the word. the good seed
re children of ;hs.kingdoaa. bur the
ires are the children Of The wicked one
ie enemy that sowed them. the dayu
&c harvest. the cad Of the world. the
'apers the angels, Read from the 10th
: the 43rd.
NOW u hasohry lie not the church
al has loft its first love. Where is in
ma name does il besrS Why is 666
herea' doctrines al The government
VI recognize? Why DO they say That
70" cannot find The true church OF
irISi IN 6G8 you cannot find il NJ nh
40 key' l3--h. Here is wisdom; let
NJ that hath understanding count The
mher OF the beast, for j, is the nun
OF man. anG his number is six hun
eo and sixty six 1861 Ii looks to
Ms 'hongh God controlled this num-
Now Bro'&l have shown Won hy tho
ora oi'eod hat the church il no, in
'rking order in accordances with Gnis
H. ls' it, be Masonry or some,binr
e. Now how will you pu, i in order
purge "n' lha, old levon. so tina.
d and his Christ will exceptity
TO be Continued
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domestic rclsllolfs Ut INC =
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-28
OUR TICKET

President. THEODORE RoosHvELr
Vice. Pres, C1tAs. w. FAIRBANKS
Congress. I'd Dist, II. NJ. HoGG
Presidential Electors DAvfpH
MoFEAr, SIMON GuGGENMEIM.
1'HILLIP 3. STEWART, Percy S.
RIDER, JOIN G.. OsGooD
Congressman at,Large
FRANsI.IS L. BROOKS
Governor JAMES IL. PEABODY
Lieut.. Gov. JESSE i. McDoNALD
Secretary of State JAMES CowIE
Auditor of State A. Il. BENT
State Treasurer JOIN A. HoLMBERG
Attorney General N. G. MILLER
Superintendent OF Schools
MISS KATHERINE l.. CRAIG
Regents State Universit..
Il. Z. BAIRD, HAROLD THOMPSON
Dist. Attorney A. w. MclIENDRIE
Representative S. +. WHITE
COUNTY TICKET
Clerk and Recorder
FRANCIS L. LAAIpokT
Treasurer w. N. STEW ART
Assessor WILL SPURGEON
Superintendent of Schools
n. GoNER JONES
Sheriff ERNEST Z. MCFARLAND
Judge ELMER Il. ALEXANDER
Commissioner, lst District
NINToS NJ. SHANNON
Commissioner. Sd District
G. III. DAVIS
Surveyor A. G. ERrNER
Coroner DIR. L. +. MILLIGAN
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-28
SAME TICKET NAMED.

A second Democratic county
convention met in Springfield Sat
urday and was presided over by
L. Hall. All passed of smoothly.
The ticket put up four weeks pre-
vious was nominated with the eX-
ception of sheriff and countyJudge
which offices were lett vacant.
Thus the Democrats have admitted
that it was simply lack of knowl-
edge or forgetiullness, and not
trickery. which kept them from
filing their ticket before. Is not
the same deficiency liable to be
shown by them in the manage
ment Of county affairs il elected
to office: f. Hall was elected
county chairman and somewhat
reluctantly accepted. u. G. kon-
kel was named as secretary and
A. b. Allen treasurer Whether
or not it is intended to tap the lu-
ere giving Wall street was not
stated. The county chairman was
empowered to fill all vacancies.
A new set OF resolutions We're
adopted. We shall publish them
IN our next issae.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-28

wASTEp-TRusTwOR LADY OK GEN
tlenun t" mauact hnsincss IN THIS touut.
and adjoining territory FOR hoGSe o: -ulid
financial standing. s-O-tu straight rH.li
salary snd eNi cnses paid each Monday
direct fIun hens!1Iar,ri Expense money
ad"anoel: positiuu permanent. ID re-.
-. -. y 49, - ys..s-.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-28
NOTICE FORPUBLICATION
Dcpar trnent Of the Interior.
Land Office ut Lamar, Colorado.

EUHO UE!ct NJ T.h1nnl, IUIOlIUO.
September 10, 1901.
II )TlCE is hereby given that the following
II named settler has iilcd notice Of lis In
tcntion 10 make final pro"f in supper. OF
his claim, AMI Tint sad prouf Will he made
before the Clerk OF the District Court at
Springfield, Colorado on Saturday, ~ctobcr 20,
1901, viz: THORNTON Il. NIILERS, II. f.
No. 4Gll. for tho Me-. Sec. J, Twp. - South,
RING. II W. 9Th NJ. lCO.T acres.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous Ie4idence upon and cultivation
OF, said land, viz:
Emil Lepcl of Wins, Colo.
Gideon Il. Thompson =.
Abrsm Penny, "
Z. Wouloy, stonngton. -
JOINS a. WILLIAMS,
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
Office Of the State Board Of Land Commis-

sioners.
Denver Colorado, Oct. 18th. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that THEODORE
BANGERTER, whose postoilicc address Is
Garrett. Oklahoma on Oct. 18th, 1901, made
application No. III TO the state Board of Land
Cnmmis ssipner- to lease the following described
School lands, situate in Baca County, Colora-
do, to-wit:
NJ, Lots !, ., and See. Ii. Twp, IS
South. Range i5 West.
s.. Sec. aj. Twp. 81 South. Range 10. West.
E.. Sec 10, Twp. - South Range 81, West
No other applications To lease the above de-
scribcd premises or objections against the
above application will be considered after
Nov 24th. 1901.
MARX q. WoopRuFF,
Register state Board Land Commissioners.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-28

8rRISGFIEI. EI.B.-LA AMAk.
hAiLrtexcept Sunday.
fRo,tc M ass.l,
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
ONCE Of the state Board Of Land
Commits Sioucrs,
Dcnvcr, Colorndo, scpl. ald, ivo.

Commissioners.
Denver colorado, Sept. aid, lnnt -
Notice is hereby given that J. MARTIN
FORD whose pnst,i,!cc address is Garrett,
Okla, on sept. 81. 1901, made application No
6iI To the State Board Of Land Commission
To lease the following described School
Lands, situate in Baea COUNTY, Colorado. to-
wit:
All of See %, Twp. % South; al of secs.
10 and 8. TWP. 81 South: Nj Of sec I6 Twp.
"a South, all in Range Is West.
No other applications 10 lease the above dc
scribcd premises or objections against the
above application viii be considered after
October 2Ith. 1894.
MARX G. WOODRUFF
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS,
Onicc of the state Board of Land
commissioners.

commissioners.
Denver. Colorado, Oct. eth. 1904.
Notice i hereby given that FRANK WEIGH
whore ln'stoliicc address IL l:egnier. Cal on
Oct. eth. l.Oi, made application No CO., Il"
the state Board Of Land Commissioners to
Lease the following described School Lands.
situnte In Bnca County, Colorado, io-wit:
NWi, Of section l6, Township sb south, Rangc
IL west.
No other applications To lease the above
described premises nr objections nrninst the
abnve application viii be considered after
November 10th, 1874.
MAnx g. woonrurr.
Register State hoard Land Commis .ioncr-.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-28
Against the amendment to Sec.

Against the amendment to Sec.
tiun S, Article W., consolidating
the Supreme Court and the Court
of Appeals"
ARTICLE Y.
Entitled, "Revenne," Section
three (3), providing an exemp-
ton of 5000 of personal property
from taxation.
Each ballot must haye printed on
il:
"For the amendment concern
ing exemption of 1900 of person
al property from taxation"
"Agminst the amendment con
corning exemption Of 5000 of per
sonal property from TAXATION"
If WITNESS WHEREOF, l
have hersnnto set my hand and
official seal, at Springfield, this
Goth day OF October, A, d. 1904.
FRANCIS T.. LAMPORT,
SEAL County Clerk.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
State of Colorado,l \
County of Baca. 90

Pursuant to the provisions OF
Section Twenty one (21) OF Chap
ter Thirty-four (34) OF the Gener
al Statutes OF Colorado OF 1883, en-
titled "Elections,n notice is here
+, by given that a General Election
sill be held in The several voting
precincts in said County ot Bac:,
/ in the State aforesaid, on the Tues
day succeeding the first Monday
in the month nt November. A.. ID.
1904, to wit: On the Eighth (S)
day oi .Nnvember A. ID. 1904.
That on said day the following Of
ticers are to he elected. tn-wit:
| Five Presidential Electors for
the State of Colorado.
One Representative in the LIN.
Congress OF the United States Tor
the State at Large.
One Representative in the LIX.
! Congress of the Uuited States for
the Second Congressional District.
One Governor of the State of
Colorado.
One Lieutenant Governor of the
State OF Colorado.
One Secretary of State.
One State Treasurer.
One Auditor of State.
One Attorney General.
One Superintendent Of Public
instruction.
Two Regents of the University
OF Colorado.
One Member OF the House of
Representatives. ~
One District Attorney, Sd Ju-
dicial District.
One County Judge,
One Comfy Clerk and Recorder
One County Sheriff.
One County Treasurer.
One County Assessor.
One County Superintendent of
Schools.
One County Surveyor,
One County Coroner.
One County Commissioner, LIST
District.
Que County Commissioner, Sd
District.
Two Justices OF the Peace in
each Justice Precinct.
Two Constables in each Justice
Precinct.
Notice is also hereby given that
at the General Election to be held
on the Eighth day of November,
a. ID. 1904. there will be SUBMIT
ed to the qualified electors of Che
State of Colorado, the question of
amending the Constitution OF the
State: to amend Sections five (5),
six (G), seven (O and eight (S) Of
Article vi; to amend Section
three 81, Of Article X, of said
Constitution, as follows, to- wit:
RTlGLE vi.
judicial Department.
five (5), six (G), seven
(O, and eight (S), providing for
consolidating the Supreme Court
and the Court of Appeals.
Each ballot must have printed on
it:
"For the amendments to Sec
tons 5. 6, I, and S, of Article VI,
the Supreme Court
and the Court of Appeals"
Against the amendments to
Sections 5. 6, Z, and S, of Article
W., consolidation the Supreme
Court and the Court of Appeals"
"For the amendment to Section
), of Article vi, consolidating The
Supreme Court and the Court of
against the amendment to
Section 5, of Article VI, consoli-
lating the Supreme Court and the
Court of Appeals
"For the amendment to Section
), of Article vi. consolidating the
supreme Court and the Court Of
:.
gainst he amendment to Sec
ion 6, OF Article VI, consolidat-
ng the Supreme Court and the
Court OF Appeals
"For the amendment to Section {
:, Of Article vi consolidating the
Supreme Court and the Court of
Against the amendment to Sec
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-17
,APAN,s BRILLIANT OPENING.

| The brilliant naval achievements with which Japan signalizes the open 'ng of the war with Russia have no parallel in the beginning of hostilities ] Netween nations. The daring, swift
 md complete destruction of the Span sh feet in Manila Bay by Admiral l Dewey was an inspiring example for l he Japanese commanders. But the Spanish ships were net such formida- Nle and up-to-date fighting machines
 ,s were the Russian battle-ships and
 lrmored. cruisers that the "Japs" have
 disabled at Port Arthur or sent to the bottom of Chemulpo.
 It is impossible for the great major ity of Americans to feel anything ex- cept warm admiration for the daring, skill, the celerity and thoroughness
 f the initial naval attack of the Yankees of the East This feeling s not altogether due to a natural sym pathy with the smaller antagonist the under dog in the fight who bold 'y tackles his big enemy. The Jap duSse udllOu ud5 SnONu SUCH uldl Fci- ous progress and capacity for self improvement since the United States first secured there an open coor" for the entrance of civilization that it has compelled the wonder and command ed the respect of the western world.
 Russia, cn the contrary, remains the sane absolute and cruel despotism, the foe of liberty, the oppressor of the weak, that she has ever been: When the appeal to race prejudice is made, as it now is-"How can Ameri- cans synpathize with yellow men against white men?''-the answer is furnished by Napoleon: Scratch a Russian and you will find Tartar" The Russian wilderness is only skin deep,
 The war is, of course, not settled by these naval victories. Russia's re- serve strength on land is enormous, and her fighting spirit is thoroughly aroused by these swift and stinging blows. But her sea power in the east is apparently helplessly broken, and with command of this Japan has | secured a Tremendous advantage.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-17

only this. but from the day the delega- tion was instructed Arizona would be placeo in the position of antagoniz- ing every other Democratic candidate for the presidency. To do this we consider would be unwise In all probability the nominee of the St. Louis convention will-be elected presi- dent of the United States, and Arizona wants his friendship, whoever he may be.
 Let Arizona elect six of her ablest Democrats and send them to St. Louis to confer with the Democrats of other states and territories in all matters in yolving the succcesss of the party. Arizona will have important things to ask of the next national administra- capped by the fact that the territory capped ythe fact that the territory has instructed for some other than the successful candidate.
 As before stated, if the sentiment in Arizona becomes strong for any candi- date, that fact will be known and there is no danger of a delegation of repre- sentative Democrats going counter to the will of Arizona. but We consider that it would be unwise to tie the hands of the delegation to the St Louis convention.
 Let them go free to act in accord 1nce with their best judgment. after hey have learned the conditions and desires Of the other states and terri
 ories