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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
A Loyal Son OF Erskine.
From tho Erlkinian.

The college career OF Mr.. j. Altheug john
son was OF brilliance seldom equauaus al4
II was run with an interruption which tdenG
fed IT mpalns wita the tbe Psrs9nnle Janler
from College for two years, aHef fsMhlenga
turned for the Senior courses BtadnattH
bis twenty-frst year. q
In the Freshman class Mr.. Johnson
awarded the second honor and Dtfe .S6p6
more class the first honor for roaeteuey34
scholarship. In those days the college HFx8
silver medals TO be awarded saccoE EQtH&:<tE
class standing. AT that period t9Q. q
occasions were contests In 5deeia1 3B
essay writing, and Hn ldebafe 4e9A
champions selected BY; the sT9 e5e5e5
ties, and Mr.. Johnson 5wae1 3lcts
pant in such contsstEs nn0,IapsSe -
the Euphemian SoctetyS3H4 ~ ssne
award Of the committeeasit fn9 3Qt3t
champion declaimers.t i44 450EsyS44s
one OF the two essay = s$tzfR 81 Ssstne te
Euphemenians, he was ~ EsEl y, e me
decision Of the commttte9s YWyne IoIoWs
ing day the anniversary OF tne coneges
who the evening before he4d AeepN present at
the reading Of the sfonrs es0&s tuSned aside
tribute to the essay Mr. led read on
"Chiyalry-Its History&& 81 In n1S
Senior year Mr.. JohnsqH na bis ctasemates
Rev, Henry D; Lindsay eIs t9e cham npicns
GsSots [FSm the ssaI0ERs E0Rhs1iaR ss
up by the PhiIomatb eociatY ana 6n 3i6
question Whethert the Bon fiish form sots GOV.
ernment Is as good I&1Z 3he meTtoan fqES
civilized and enIiGhteH people he nna Hl4
fellow EuphemiansE 1upp0 p0rtlngs the an k1ta5
tive, wonfor thss ths decistoh g tns yaa
W it was B IN Mr.. Johhsonis q lnior ysss
the prize system now In use IN thA Nqp91es
milan Society becan1s opsratl lys In0s htcn;
a gold medal is given in The FreshnaA el8ss
for defamation. In the S0ph 0ndta sfpEsaes
bate. and In the Junior fciasS fot s1lenEsWEit:
ing, The essay media OF the 6ociet for Sne
Junior class was RWsrded 70 th4rsSJ oAnfonf
and he was ALTO The Jnniorf Oretd iecte6 hy!
the Society toSdeiiver litS dipi6ma9 III
graduating members. He was 1tk eWfSe;1n
Bis Senior year the orator seleefedf fespuhQ
In behalf Of his class on recetvtnG ut ina
hands of the Junior Orator or that year the.
Society dipIomas-ths parting testt noh1M ~
When called bacSby the EuphemiAn 6MsE
ty eight yeai1 afterwards as its medal s0fztnts
Hr. Joi,nscn baid beautiful tribute 10 The
course OF hfs speech to the RhtIon.athe
Society, compiling the two sisters. Euphemis
and Phffomathea, In an apostrogbe In which:
he characterised them as hepdmaide lens OF
the college. lovely and pleasanttn their lives,
and entftled' each OF them. 10 the highesb
love and honor for the generous part they,
perform IN rninistering to the sons OF Erskine
-theircommon mother. - q ASif.,:iys
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
No Sailing Under False ColOrs.

AS a matter OF fact The Greenville News
can support republican nominee Tor presl-
place proportion Of the people OF this State.
so large that the Post would probably oe as
tonished 10 know OF 1t, hope 70 see Mchlnley
reelected because they honestly believe that
ness and general interests Of the country
than the election OF Bryan. In the second
place, The Greenvile News is 80 fortunate as
to have constituency SO intelligent that IT is
broad and tolerant and desires to see all
shades OF opinion freely expressed. Ihls
newspaper regards as 1t richest possession
and most valuable asset the reputation IL mas
and always tries to deserve for rigid honesty
and fairness and fearlessness in expression OF
its opinion.-Greenville News.
We honestly believe that this is true. We
believe the Greenville News can become
straight republican paper without consider,
able loss. In the first place we are informed
that large proportion Of the business men
of Green VILE are republican at heart. we
in the Green vile News Company voted for
Mckinley. We know that g. considerable
proportion of the Greenville News subscri-
bers would still take the paper no mater
what vagary II happened to espouse. We are
confident 1t would not lose any Of It's Spartan
burg subscribers, for many OF our people take
other side OF the question and South Caro-
lima daily republican paper would be nov.
city. Our opinion is that It's subscription
list, here at least, would increase.-Spartan-
burg Herald.
The above induces US to repeat recent ex-
preston OF Democrat of Dem ocrats-a man
whom this county has repeatedly honored-
namely: "He believed that two-thirds Of the
Intelligent white people of this State we're
Republicans at heart, that the local menace.
with which we are confronted. alone kept the
people of this State solidly in the Democratic
ranks. He himself was Democrat from
principle. took In all the planks OF the plat
form, Bryan, and his silver business, too," or
words to that effect.
While this newspaper never expects to vote
the Republican ticket but will vote for Bryan
or any ono else that may be nominated by
the Democratic party, yet, we have no hesita
tion in saying that we believe it would be a
mistake to defeat McKinley's reelection. He
should be allowed 10 remain in the presi-
Dental chair until our relations with the
islands are settled. He managed sthe war
with great wisdom and unprecedented sue
cess, and he should remain In oface lon G
enough to settle, in part at least, the status
OF the newly acquired territories and th Q
relations of their citizens 10 this government
The great prosperity Of this ooun try is due
in large measure to the tariff which enables
us to sell the products of the farm, the shop,
and the mill at fair prices, and as q conse-
quence, to flood this country with the much
despised gold, which is now building up the
waste places in the South. II MIR. Byran and
his followers had been elected it iB fair to pre-.
sumo that different state of things would
have existed here today.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
CITY ELECTION.

In Reference to the Issue or Bonds
for the Black Diamond Railroad.
DY the authority OF the City Council OF
Abbeville acting under and by virtue OF the
Act OF the General Assembly OF the State OF
South Carolina, entitled an Act ITO authorize
the City Council OF abbeVille TO order an
election to determine the question OF Issuing
bonds In aid OF the Black Diamond Railroad
Company, and 10 provide for issuing the
same
NOTICE is hereby given that a special cleo.
ton will be held in the Chamber OF the City
Council OF Abbevlle, In the City Of AbbevIlle,
between the hours OF nine in the morning
and four in the evening Of the 4th day Of
April, 1900. to determine the question OF issu.
ing Bonds OF the City OF Abbeville for Six
Thousand Dollars for said purpose;
That voters favoripg the issue OF said Bonds
shall have written or printed on their ballots
the words Bond Issue, YES" and those
voters opposed to the Issue OF said Bonds shall
have written or printed on their ballots the
words Bond Issue. NO."
That ]. T. Parks, ]. B. Lyles and II. T.
Wardlaw are appointed managers OF said
election.
JAMES CHALMERS.
Clerk OF Council.
Abbeville. s. c., 20 March, 1900. 81
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Dendy's Bridge.

The mud at Dendy's bridge holds Its own.
The low cite OF the road Is favorable to soft
mud, into which horses feet and wheels may
sink any desired depth. The fact is. the ad-
mixture of the water and the clay thereabout
is such as to make mud in some places OF the
most yielding kind, while In other places the
consistency Of the earth and the wafer is such
as TO make 1t 30 adhesive to feet and wheels as
10 answer all the requirements ts Of travel. The
depth of the mud makes travel over that
road very inviting.
AS soon as the pontoon bridges arrive for
Norris creek. that stream will afford de-
lightful and safe crossing. The water at this
point, however, is not dangerously deep, and
the bottom is covered with sand. The creek
Is now not over about hundred yards wide
at the ford. Big-wheeled vehicles pass In
perfect safety in low water. The hole on the
other side OF the stream holds its own In
width and depth, and, in low water, furnish.
ing hne opportunity to wash the accumu-
lated Long Cane mud from the buggy wheels
az we'll as from horses feet and legs.
Roads, 1t has been said, are evidences OF
civilization. If this is SO. Abbeville county
has every reason TO be proud, especially OF
two miles Of her road across Norris creek and
Dendy's bridge on Long Cane.
Persons coming this way ca n get the Long
Cane mud washed Off the feet Of their ami
mails and wheels at Norris creek, 30 that they
can come to town splck and span.
Persons OF the city who may be driving for
pleasure and an airing should drive down to
Long Cane at Dendy's bridge.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
Wednesday, April 4, 1900.
Must We Have Boss Rule?

Abolish public debate the primary Will De
worth little. We might then In iact nave
leading newspapers"-a term which must oe
as offensive as 1t is untrue.
For ten years we have had, as far as our
information goes, no Heading newspapers
in South Carolina. II we had had In tnls
State "leading newspapers" does MIR. Tillnan
suppose that he would have ever been Cover
nor Of the State? or. II we had leading news
papers." does he suppose he would be today
occupying seat in the United States Senate
The absence of "leading newspaper IL
occurs TO Us, accounts for his great success.
And when we have "leading newspapers"
again the probability is he may become a
private citizen, instead of, as now, public
servant
Senator Tillman speaks Of "two or three
leading newspapers" and "the county news
papers," We take It then that Senator Till
man has reference to the daily press when ne
refers to the leading newspapers"
The daily press, as rule, have not sought
TO act In q wise and politic way In order
to gain that powerand influence which would
iustly entitle them to be called "leading news-
papers,"
An editor may be ever 30 willing. and
he may print ever so great newspaper, but
It is questionable If newspaper without
friends, can attain the highest measure OF USE
fulness. Until 1t has friends, and until al
least q degree of tolerance Is shown TO
those newspapers and those people who may
differ nom IT, 1t will fall short OF Its possioill
ties as leader.
Mr.. Tillman is right In his criticism about
the county press reducing their subscription
rates to q price so low that they cannot
afford to set up campaign speeches. When q
man publishes q local paper at ono doliaf
q year, he simply works for little or nothlng
and, as he gets little or nothing, he usually
has little incentive to work and ne mus'
necessarily spend very little money for type
setting.
But Senator Tillman might remember wha,
Marx Hanna said, when he wanted thing
he paid for It,"
Whenever Mr.. Tillman, and others agree To
the abrogation OF the rules in reference TO the
campaign, and when the primary Is practi'
cally abolished. We may again have "leadlne
newspapers" who may form agreements ts
among themselves which agreements, OF
combinations, may not be OF advantage to
those whom they may decree must stay IN
the back ground.
There Is no law requiring candidates 10
attend the county meetings. If they do mol
care to 60 TO any county they can stay away.
But do away with the primary, and the dis
cordant country press would have very little
influence. The "leading newspapers" would
then have 1t all their own way.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
To Porto Rico.

Various members Of the press recently
went on trip to Cuba, and tn ey have made
their several reports, with their varying I'M
pressions. That was all right. What we
would know is something about Porto Rico.
Did the shadow Of the flag blight the crops
out there? II not, what is the matter with
the people that they are starving? Has the
ground ceased to be produc tive since 1t passed
under the control Of the United States Are
the crops standing, waiting on the tariff?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04

The News and Courier notes with horror
that the ladies hats will be adorned with
birds, and then that paper puts in an eloquent
plea fer the little fellows. without disputing
with our contemporary as to the cruelty OF
slaughtering the birds generally, we think
Abbeville could spare few English spsrrows
in case there should:be any lack OF ornament
alton for ladies headgear.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
STANDARD COTTON BALES.
Savannah Intends to Enforce the
Rule-CharIeston Exchange Consid'

The Savannah exchange has declared itself
In favor OF the standard size cotton bale and
will endeavor to have all its cotton baled In
allow Is cents per bale TO the buyer, on all
cotton not baled according to the standard
size. The Charleston exchange has already
placed itself on record in favor, Of the stan.
dard size bale. but the exchange has not yet
decided on the allowance to all buyers In
consequence OF the irregular baling.
The new rule Of the Savannah exchange
reads as follows: "a
"a sales Of cotton in square bales, shail be
based on packages Of standard size, (twenty.
four cay by fifty-four (54) inches) and when
bales OF other dimensions are rendered for de-
per bale shall be made to the buyer BY the
seller on such cotton" Erf. .3.s'..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
Court In Columbia.

Judge Benet opened Court In Columbia last
week. In bis charge to the grand jury he re-
ferred to the pistol habit and to the great
number OF homieides that occur annually in
this state. His remarks appear in the daily
newspapers, and we hope to reproduce the
same next week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
CHARLESTON IN 1901.
WILL Have q Great Exposition-HOn.
r. b. Gary. Director - Abbeville
PLEDGED to do Her Part.

Hon. Frank B. Gary returned last Saturday
from Charleston, where he had been to attend
a mass meeting OF the people Of Charleston
assembled TO diacuss the holding Of the Ex.
position in 1901. About three thousand peo-
pie assem- bled In the Thompson Auditorium
and some good speeches were made. MIR
Gary made speech which was much com.
plimented. He assured the people Of Char
lesion that whatever our county ought to do
to make the Exposition success that she
would do. He was appointed one OF the
Directors. Itlooks as II the Exposition will
be success.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
Lace Stripe Hosiery at
Smiths Dry Goods and MILL
merry, at $780,, 25c., and soc.
per pair.

and at moderate prices at The Speed Drug
Co. Goods delivered free at any part OF the
city.
Fresh Fish, Friday and Saturday. II. H.
Maxwell. Phone No. /.
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3 .P', 5. "a. ~" .. m. "N'' Night.

"P', p m. IN" .. m. I'M Night.
Pullman palace slsspiag cars On THtss y and
b6, 81 and So on 4. and O. diviEon. Dining oas1
ON these trains serve ell meals s1Iouts:
Train. Leave sp:rtsnbgs5g A. q 9 az @,ssSa' =
IVeatibuls Lmited>; southbeu9d u :@ { N,
rs o. M, u:84 Q. m, (Vsstbuls tinite4l
Trains leave Greenyille, A. and Q. dlyiAon,
(Vastibuled Hmited) south thbound, !: 30 {. M,
l:S0 D. m, IL 80 .. m. (Vestibuled Ilnitsdl
Trains and 10 carry elegant Pullndsa aieSp-
Ing cars between Savannah and AshsvNts a
route daily between Jacksonville and OhetAr
natl. Also Pullman Drawing. room 6sepinS
cars between Charleston and Columbia.
FRANK 8. CANNON, IN CQL,
Third V.P. d Con. Mgr, 1rAMo AH.,
Washington, D. G WashnSso~, u y.
". A. TURK, S.H.HAGDWN
Gen. Pass. Ag'tu Ast 0tA. Ean6 AA
Wsah!agb6, Do 45
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04

THE United States must bein bad way II
1t cannot afford TO have free trade with one
little island. .lsssya z ~. ~ . -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
EASTER EGGS.
Happy Children Will Hunt Them
And Lucky Hunters Will be CLAD
OF Heart.

The ladies OF the Episcopal church Will
have an Easter egg hunt In the yard OF MRS:
q. 3. Calhoun on Monday afternoon, April
10th, at half past four o'clock. ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04

The department Of Mill:
merry at Smiths is filed with
a notable collection Of dainty
Hats. You will be pleased in
both style and price if you
give Smith your Millinery:
business. - =.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04

Bring me your green salt hides. r. H. Max
well, Phone No. |.
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B. o'DELL DUNCAN DEAD.

Death Came Suddenly at His Home.
His Political Career.
Charleston, Ayril 2-Ex Consul B. O'Dell
Ducan died suddenly last night at his home
In Newberry, q. Z. He was member of the
reconstruction convention of this State, and
was afterwards appointed by Grant as consul
to Naples, where he served II years. In 1880
he was transferred TO- Smyrna and two years
later to Naples again, and retired in 1884,
having since lived quietly at Newberry.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04

The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvlLLE.
Probate Court. Citation for Letters OF Ad.
~ ministranon.
BIZ &. E: I'LL, ESQ: JUDGE CT PROBATE.
yT7HEREAs, w. r. Bullock, G. G. @. E, h2s
Nv made suit to me, to grant MIN Letters
OF fAdministration0fSf Of The Estate and effects "
CESAR TURMANf late Of Abbeville
% tThese are therefore; to cite at,d admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said Caesar Tnrman. deceased. that
they Sc and appear before me- esin.the Court
Of Probate, 10 be held at Abbeville c. H.,
on or Friday, the 1Dth day of April, 1900,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock In
the forenoon, TO showicauBe II any they have,
why the said Administntton should not be
stGIyen undermy hand and seal OF the Court,
This 10th day OF March, in the year OF
fL.E our Lord one thousand nine hundred
& ~ and IN the 1a4 year OF American In
!. dependence. LaE .,,
Published ON the 14th day Of March, 1900,
in the Press and BANNER and on the Court
House door sor the time required by law.
; ;. i5.J2 t;g% tssG r. E. HILL,
r March rs, 1900, u Judge Of Probate.
tS,.f d n .
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04

For new up-to.dat neck wear look at Had
don's,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-04
our word. This is what we desire to InstI||
into the minds of the people.
EVERYTHING As ADVERTISED.

Now if you are looking to your own IN
terest and want to buy Dress Goods and Mil
Iinery that are correct and up-to-date, we feel
sure that if you will watch our "Ads." this
Spring and:
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Why not buy Millinery
from Smiths? Up.to.date
Millinery IS sold just as cheap
:as that that is passe.
EzN RAILWAY.
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4 ksntsA 3 leduis ia Ensss
L DssernhSik aeth, 1ae0
Rif,issS','.:i

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03
Sugar Outlook
Continues Flattering.
Prosperous Growtl, Of the Raw Mn'
terIal and Rapid Progress In
Factory Construction.

There seems to be no cloud whatever
OH the beet sugar prospects OF the Arkan-
sas valley.
The growing crop is in most prosper
ous condition. all indications being favor
able for large tonnage OF bcets which
will possess an unusually high percentage
Of sugar.
At the factory the work is progressing
without interruption. The complicated
and ponderous machinery is being rapid
" put in position. and Superintendent
King is confident that the work will be
in running order as soon as beets are
ready for harvesting.
las, &, Oxnard, vice president, and i.
c. Howe. general manager OF the Ameri'
can Beet Sugar company. and W. Baur.
consulting engineer OF the oSnar,l
Construction company. are spending
some days in Rocky Ford considering q
number OF important, matters inciden; "a
the construction and operation or the
factory.
The large and handsome club house on
the factory grounds has been completed,
furnished with all the comforts and lux.
urics OF a iirs;-class residence, and i'
now inc hohc III many " a'c os"S'a" ~
the company.
DR.. G. Portius Of Rocky Ford. Colo
arrived IN Caro- Monday. Mr.. Poriins
will assume tho management of the sugar
making ut tho Caro- factory Tor tho cum
ing campaign. He wns formerly snper.
,nlsndent of ono OF tho larI-st faciorie.
In tho country. which WAS located aI
Rocky Ford. Caro- Courier.
For tho information 81 our Michigan
contemporary aud name sake. 20 viii
state that DR.. Pustius wns th. snp-stn
t~pd~nt Of the factory at Oxnnni. which
10 tho largest factory ~ the United
States. II not in the world. thut takes ~
nav b~ets at ons cod aud turns out sviin
e,i sugar at the other. There arc Target
factories producing raw sugar. 1hs
capacity of tho factory here v upward,
Of :.0O tons pes day. y.-oxnand. Cal
Courier.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03

The Horticultural society held we'll
attended aud profitable meeting a, the
home of l.. ". Berry ON Wednesday. Hon.
J. II. Crowley made talk on the adorn.
ment of the county home. 7. X. Bliun
aud l.. o. Evans gaze their ideas on eel
cry culture. and Nc. Berry told how by
buryina his trees he has peaches this
year when no one cleo in Otero county
can boast q that luxH-y. Mrs. g. II.
Holmes read an interesting paper on
Horticulture. MIR. Berry tseated his guests
handsomely 70 ice creaC,. cake and
peaches. giving them a Substantial reward
for taking an iitesest in horticultural
sffains. The next meeting will be held
at Moth La Junta. 1hursday sept. "a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03
Wage. He'd asi Net f.r iier, Grower.

We wish 10 call attention Ia tho l,rvs
bs-l aud nst nou cxltbti->l by tho Amer.
ican Bcct Sugar company. pear 4 Mack.
oils warehouse. II - advisable that
farmers who intend to uss nets fos un.
iaa.iing sugar b~ets build b--l Accord.
ing 10 model. as anlaadibs from high
box beds will br coan~ct~i With many
difficulties. tho foremost of which ~ili 10
a cca.i.lrfabie lo-. Of b-vs.. which ~iii
slide ,,-s~-cn III. wagon anL III. Lin. a.
tie sides 81 tho high wagon beds siii
nai drop down: these bc~'. will have to
10 picked mp by hand. causing quite a
delay IN uhlaad,u.. aud thus krcpsnS
a;hgss from arpsoaclsis. the BIN IN prop.
-s time.
Tho sisr II Suitable irsi f.r the aver.
a-s farm wagon In uss in ilis ,aIl-s
nigh. isc ~ bs 5 .-es With u iarii et -
inch high si,iss. arcorsiins: To s;Fvasih Of
aason rraf. A nst Ia III sucA brSi
With Is inch ss.l- should l.. . by II t.,s.
using srtrns Observation-Disclosures rpt-S fur tho
m-slses. and srysn eighth inch fupc ZOE
,lie net frame anl Nc. ~ galvanized iron
uiFr 10 fss;sp the tssrslses ulcsc the,
cr.sz.
II ts advisable 10 take one ani ono.
fourth iuch lnni-f fof The bed. 10 insure
durability. and as many bolts as cpnse.
n,ras can 10 usr,i iss,-s.i %. nails. Chain.
10 hold sides 10 bej should bc u one.
fourth iBcl, round isps aud long cs.u.h
O. permit sides 10 drop Joun 10 III. level
~ teiirm II tel. A rres. piece 81 ?ssI
inci, ianit,ef OF chain ts urcvssary Ia
b.ld the sides 'ox.sber ibroasb Tho mid.
die. go ne 4. prevent them ff.m bulrins
out when tho Wagon /. heavily loaded.
wN. wiSrHnaa.rGn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03

"No one need be surprised 10 zee Col
orado give majority fot Mckioley,"
Gays the democratic New Yo.k Werld.
Indeed they needn't. Colorado is esfsy
today for Mckinley than Kentucky js fo'
pryau,-Fort Collins Courier.