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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06

of living training
the conditions of the modern factory SYSTEM without training
apprentice provided Their knowledge
they pick the place into which they drift They usually become
cogs machine individual initiative doing
WELL without advancing the higher
which require foundation of technical knowledge only bc obtained
from books
goes saying a
he becomes and the knowledge and Of the crysta
The advanced the world
dncty world OF industry those who have supplemented
talent keen observation of things by wide reading Formerly
books hard obtain The boy Lincoln reading night coveted
by the light Of the fire. the printers apprentice Franklin go
bread that he might possess books these types hard
conditions under which, the old days. the influence of the book
operated TO enlarge the individual life.
But to-day the public library practically everywhere supplies freely
all indispensable aids Its ad
need help selecting the best books No
help. The library a things
institution and welcomes those who to it with purpose
Besides the books general information, useful industrial
the library supplies the books relating
tries books building metal working the textile
agriculture industrial chemistry the developments ccctrc
others These enable workman obtain broad general
trade which seldom gets
the shop factory There also books design and elementary
mechanics adapted the comprehension of the ordinary wornsman
presupposc college Many
books especially those treating OF the fine side Of industry
himself buy the disposed
These the weequpped public library supplies and displays
and as that those who would benefit BY
know where and how they be used.
The libraries industrial also do useful work by
of exhibitions and lectures industrial subjects intended the
skill among Suc example,
the three lectures printing arranged coopentn with the Bos
printers the lecture this
the Boston public library
Eventually the important plans for enlargng the opportunities for
industrial Massachusetts public
will be found supplying liter
ary material required, just ns they al Ill ~ NJ.
ready cooperate with the existing /57Vz1sFse<N
public schools
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06

From Rome comes the odd romance
OF n convict In the penal settlement on
the island of Lampadusa, near Sicily.
who has Just been set free. nearly
three years before his term for larceny
expired. To enter into the enjoyment
OF tho great fortune which he had In.
heritcd last spring from his aunt, be-
sides n villa on the lake OF Como and
= city nat fillcd with costly and beau.
tifui works OF art. II was no doubt felt
that It would be easy for him to be
good with all the money he needed.
and that he woul be better on than In
jail. lie promptly married n widow
whom he had engaged as housckccpcr
and they spent their honeymoon Mt
the convict settlement ut Iampadusa
While n prisoner he had found the lack
of any way OF telling time great
trial. and he presented to his late
companions n handsome clock to be
placed in n tower where II can be
heard striking the long hours.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06

There seems to be general impression
than city life is cnervating alike to physical
health and to morals, that for real bodily
vigor and the uncontaminated virtues you
must go to the country.
There is shop-worn saying about the
necessity of returning to the soil every third
generation. 1t is argued that, like the fa-
bled Antacus, the human race must be re-
newed and rcjuvenated by actual contact
with mother earth. Isn't this really one of
the pretty fctions that pass current because
no one ever took the trouble to contradict
them?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06
Western Slope Fair.

Montrose.-The Western Slope Fair
Association held meeting Tuesday
and the following officers were elected:
W. o. Redding, president: Ben Griffith.
secretary, and J. s. Hill, treasurer. 1t
was decided to hold the fair the week
of September 15th-1Sth. A large stock
show, to which three or four of the ad-
Joining counties will contribute, is be-
ing planned as one Of the features of
the fair.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06

Steel rails are going down in price.
but they will have to be put up in
more convenient sizes and packages
before the average man will feel con-
strained to take some home to the
loved ones.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06

A farmer living within the limits of
Greater New York was almost asphyx-
lated recently because he blew out the
gas when he found 1t necessary to
stay all night in the city. 1t appears
that New York continues to be rather
provincial
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06
Libraries
Workers
Public Libraries
Aid the Indus.
trial Workers
BY DR. HORACE q. WADIIN.
lshssssas. nsssss PsAlse lsAsssy.

HE public library provides for the industrial worker the books
that help him to better work and higher pay 1t provides
opportunities in this direction before open yet fully
used and only partly appreciated Nevertheless many young
especially, using them to their profit and ul
tinacy the benefit of the community Others will follow
their example, the advantages become clearly seen
II unfortunately true that many persons have been
drawn into industries without much preparation. They
sneak drifted them nrc,scl by
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06

Why do people who pick auasrels
always select such ugly ones!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06

ONLY ONE sBaOAO OUiSISE-
ss- .isnsisrs al q " UhoSa - tss Wes1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06

An average yield Of ginger 10 ia,
maica Is about 1000 pounds an acre.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06

Ass- Wtsalsv's Aseshsas ayrvP.
aAassuss. slsy tsis. essss st.s eolis - . sssSs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06
Application Put on File.


The Needy One-I say. old man.
could you lend me dollar for -
or two.
The Other One-My dear fellow. the
dollar lend is out at present. and I've
several names down for II when II
comes back.-Harper's Weekly.
Give Them Titissf
by granting titles OF nobility to
American men We might stop the
now OF good American money into
the Golfers Of titled foreigners Who
marry American Girls. but the remedy
would be worse than the disease
Ass Wtsslsv's assshsag ayrsp.
yes ssiissss sssssfsS ssfssss shs usss. ssassss D
aAassu~s. sasys tsas. ssssss stss eolis- - sssSs
An average yield OF ginger 10 Ja-
maica Is about 1000 pounds an acre.
ONLY ONE sBR0NO OUiSISE-
TtAi Is LA6ArtSn hhONO yulsiSk i..ss fss
ih- siSnAiars al - ". GhOSk Cspl tts WesA
-fsT 10 Gers = esls In oes tAAs. r.
Why do people who pick auaErels
always select such ugly ones!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-06

Msa-s.lia the ldesl laxative.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04

Send this advertisement together with name
ofpaper In which Il appears, your address and
four cents to cover postage, and we VIII send
-sou q gGcmplcts Handy Atlas OF the World
90 y EGG stl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04
Floral Fair Echoes.

Mr. Asa Broadwater says the
rains that preceded the fair shatter.
ed his hopes.
Mrs. J. H. Allen and Mrs. Kate
Minis have already broken ground
for the chrysanthemum crop of
1909.
A very striking example of be
fore and after" is a float in parade
and dismantled float on the fol-
lowing day. I, ;
.. Mrs j. L. Minis tailed the tick
et' this year in the matter of win
ming ming prizes but finds consolation in
the scripture: He that is last this
year, shall be first (next year) =
The Advertisers little; three year
old daughter whose mother was an
occupant, Of the w. CT. u. Hoat,
exclaimed on returning home: II
saw mama in the prade ridin' in a
white wagon.
Mrss-A. S. Tompkins grows such
fine flowers thstf all Sof them never
find stbeir way back home Saffer
being placed on exhibition. Some
person who apparently has more
love for flowers than conscience ap-
propriates them. Next year detail
from the Edgefield Rifles will have
to be requested to do sentinel duty
in the hall with bayonets fixed: j
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04
"a lion aI,y LIE slssiiss of2 fhas :
sso===:z
ciation.
cia,ion.

T.. prls Cbrysaiitb beiaam Asso,ciatisOn
,are:undeE.manS4 obligations. Capt.
w. w. Adams and the Edgefeld
Rifle Company who gave them the
use of their halls freeoff rf charge. q.
The5semetefsa 81 assos osiationz netssd
something likeas2oasat the recent
AoraIfair. ri ,s @
THOSE ii chsrge I'll the aoralSfair
,associatioaabeg lssaNeeto thank Mrs
Robert Berckmans, MRS. Bessie
Pss1pan cd MEs BsEses,gy sss9sagy asas2 HhG
fair and parade.
In the list of prizes published
last. ,yeskafor the aoral faif the
handsome. lamp gRea SBs The Lynch
drugstore was oSeriookea: zS'ss-
The floral fair association is un-
der obligations to the Edgefeld
Manufacturing Company for a bolt
of cloth and toasssrs May &
Prescott for 50Sponnds of their
'aTis' flour atedfas q
premium and aissntio snt sdin che
listof prizes pub aIslk lisked sst last s. week
Let the floral fairsg into coun-
ty:f fairs.s w hat says thg I Redgeheld
Agricultural Club : s S Ssg;;ls Sssgg;g Al,
Last Friday was a great day in
Edgefeld. Let us strive for greater
things next year.
Tie different committees of the
floral, fair and parade did Their da-
ties wisely and WELL and s4et al
Edgefeld take off their hats to them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04

5.ssft digefGek fGe1 cotton ~ sersshaye
Twifhd drawns their demands for tsre
on q Cotton obtaining 4 Z q nine yardsa
bagging. Bring your cotton toEdge-
field.
sMrs. w. B. Cogburn is president
of the Chrysanthemum Association.
No adiectives applied to her will
speak so eloquently as truthful ac-
count of the accomplishments of
this association. s.yfsa. sfgp
!. I. sThe assistance %and cooperation
of Mr.. Geo.aF. Minis made at possi-
bile for ussto give fseveral views
of the paradeinthis the first issue
aafterthe fair. Mr.. Minis has num-
Der of beautiful views of the parade
for sale very cheap.
(. lDr. C. E. Burts having accepted
an invitation to preach in Laurens
last Sunday, DIR. T. M. Bailey came
down to fill the Baptist pulpit Sum
day morning. To the disappoint<
ment of the congregation he was
taken sick Saturday night and was
unable topreach Sunday. He regain
ed his strengthsnff iently to be able
TO return to GreenHille Monday.
4 ssSlxs;, -: ES
!; ReF.T. Eittlejohn has request
;edssus:to announce that tie regular
serlyice9SwiT1 be held at Rehoboth
next Sunday, but the unveiling of
the monument erected over the
grave ofsMr. Wash by the Wood
men has been postponed. An an
nouncement concerning the unveil-
ing will be made later. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04
Honor to Whom Honor 10 Due.

Honor to Whom Honor is Due.
The parade which was .sucb a
wonderful addition TO the fair
was made the BuccesS it proved to
beby Mrs. Jas. a.. Titiman, who
is an intrepid and never to be
discouraged worker in whatever
'shf 1t u1as{tskss; nc sEss' me,t affioas,s .bibs
conceivable to make this~feature
of fair successful but the one at
lEdge6sla was a..,deeidads.4vietasy
Mre. J D. Holstein materially
assisted Mrs. Tillman in prosecu-
ing ~th, >. xork Of thasptrad' r
Tbe!Child's prize rig of Miss
Helen Tillman will appear III our
next issue, left out this week be-
cause the picture could not be se-
cured in lime.
= We we're ALSO unabfe to.sget 9.
photograph of'the Chronicle's float
and of tho horsebaek couple that.
won ztbe@prize. seA S@sa' IA .e-:s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04
Rena;rs an Church, Pnbiea

spscl;sl ,ssl co ifihnaiiittseS S of # Mc Ksnt
:slIree. .1slst a. The. church satarda1 1af.
ternoon last to let The contract for
covcriss and making other improve
ments on the bdildingy BsiRgsthe
lowest bidder, MI. TIE Mcdowell
was awarded the contract for' re-
covering the church at 70 cents per
square, which is an exceedingly low
figure. Theashinglesawills be. sawed
from f a the virgin forest timber be,
,longingsto MrG. MTimmerlneaIii:: ali:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04
Attention Edgefield Rifles.

Thursday night Nov. 5th is our
regular meeting night and every
member ;must2be; present. :. We! have
important business to be brought
before this meeting. We have also
to elect a captain, in view of the
fact that our present captain has re-
signed, and it desired that every
member be present and take part in
the election. gh, &. 5.;i.. {;
W. c. Tompkins,
Y jiEEiTI. cst, I;I IstLieut.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04

Large shipment Of beautiful
Cut Glass, Silverware-botb solid
ss nd-plated7-iustgec Large
assortme1t;of jewalrg also ready
for your inspectfap;. ~
Ramsey &.JoDes.
We invite the ladies TO see our
rugs and Wilfong elset tart gquafes.
Large assortment sto aslect5from,, ;,
allgbeautifnfdesigns. S / 4
.es' Ramsays g g Jones: -,'
Housekeepers should see our
line of table linens, pwsfa Sheet
ings, bed : spreads, Hate., before.
making their purchases.it !
~ 49, May tompkins. :
We are showing a very hand
some line of wool dress goods in
all OF the popular shades snd new
{; = 8 ss1yS'' s. Ny Tgn fIasg /
:.
We always carry go np'e 'ete as-
sortment of fresh drugs md give
especial attention to al escrip-
.tions"~sent-us::~ A-sharE 1f-your-
patronage solicited.
B. Timmons.
E5$}sIf
Fresh shfipmentof Nannall!ys's'
fine candies just received by express.
$50 PENN & HOLSTEIN,
Successors to 6 I .:E Penn elll .llys |Ssson.
I .Large,linel ofstasibnefs, tables,
paper, envelopes, etc., ssls
& &i"s.n H24s" tB. Tmmons. Z;
DO you wait. as4ood iRiudoa
SHADE with patent rollers2
&& fF9'o q,i q 4.RlVES BROS: =.
'S H How al about out a Brussels q Ak. I:
minister artasqlsre, s.Yelvetfugs.
beautiful upholstering goods,
lam brequins, etc. II
''s;',-' ,.--...''~-s''-o--.ffsftV .ffsftVFS BROS
.JSpectacles made uRto quit your.
paticplstReed as-aos#ssa les possible
rnfiicgts. =. - = <@SIa. aaSg W. ~, Z
n Geo FM,ma.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04
w. o.#W, Camp Organiizz ed.


On Saturday night last some fif-
teen or twenty representative citi-
zenseofythe Pleasant Lane seetieqn
met and Sorganized@-a CAMP Of the
Woodmen of the World. The officers
are:- S. T..,.,Nilliams, consul cons
mander;s F p. Walker 4:Jr.ypast
consul Seommander;S FL. TimImerz; sl;
man, advisory lieutenant; James
Harling, cle-b; z. S. Strom, escort,
and A. NJ. Zimmerman, door-keeper.
The camp will hold its regular
meeting at Pleasant Lane oniSatur-
day night before the first Sunday in n.
each month. 3s; $s7 10 ss ..:ss5 ;ss5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04

When you need buggy try d
Rock Hill, or Hackney, or Colum-
bus, or Tyson and Jones. MOI
stronger line, of ,buggies,e Gan sbe |
fouDd5ir this section. ekarge as
sDrtment to select from '''' r'' '1's'
Ramsey & Jones. !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04

Go to Rives Bros. for Mendel's
handsome washable Tailored
Waists from 81 90 to $50. Ladi ,s'
beautiful neckwear and collars 4
49,, ~ ~ !?
JnstSrecaiHe.lrS 100 gallons Of
Floor PAINT Let us supply your
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04

Helen Iillman. will appear III our
next issue, left out this week be-
cause the picture could not be BE-
cured in lime.
e We we're also unable. to.~get g.
photograph of'the Chronicle's float,
and of tho horssbaek couple that.
won zstbe.pri5e. 81 Ss.s IA .e-::e
Wanted: Success Magazine re-
,qnires- tbseeaeryices. Of a man ii"
'Edge6eId to Hook .after expiring
and to; secure new
business by means of special
methods unusually effective; po-
sition permanent; prefer one with
experience, but would consider
.anx, applicant,~yith good hatural
duaT6catieia; sahfys $3.50 pesi
1day; witt commission option. Ad:
dress, with references, r. C. Pea
cock, Room 1O2. Success Maga-
-zine-Bldg.r rNeW~,York-~.-----,-'',..-- -..----
Leggett's Premier Cheese. 1t is
just the. :ene thing ,needfpl .aftera
hearty meal. IF you can't obtain the
hearty meal, Premier Cheese is the
next thing to it.
We. Lynch & Co..
Seeded raisins, London larger
iraisins, citron, new crop prunes and.
figs. 13
- = - B. Timmons.
Leggett's Pan Cake Syrup. 3
You need only try it once to pro-
nounce it the most velvety, smooth
and exquisite of syrups., t:nn =;
w. E. Lynch & Co.
PERI walla Tea: &,iS'. 6 - ! I;
A fine tea blended from a choice
quality of -s-I Indian -and. ~CeElon
plants. Ask for folders with direc-
,tfons for making tthis delicious bevt
erage. ~ ~ ~ Y IL " /
/. We. Lsynsh & CO. !
Mince meat and all Of the deli
caeies of the season at F"
~ PENN d HOLsFRIN'S, +
Do-you want,'a stylish, up-to:
date ladies' hat? Call on.
! 3~t'} @l} q RIVEs BRoss
Watched Fifteen Years.
= "For fifteen years have watched
the working of 1Bucklen's Arnica'
Salve; and it has never failed to
cure any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to
which it was applied. 1t has saved
us many a doctor bill," says A F
Hardy, of East Wilton, Maine. CSC
at. w. E Lynch q Co.,. Penn & Hol-
.stein,.. successors. to G J. Penn d
Son drug stores,
:. - - :, II s.-s'
/. Fresh Honey can bs found at
theTatore OF ,she fEdgefeld Mercan-
tile Company.
~ = ~ :. II S. Cheatham.
Largest assortment of Rockers
eyer showh-in-eE eEdgeisld,-wMew
oak and mahogany. Beautiful de-
signs su bstantially made.
y " a, 81. Ramsey & Jones.ss
Chic. Chic. Chic. T
We have just received new
perfume -,called.--@Ghi c@S-tha:.~we
are selling 10 bulk. Can fill any
size bottle~iyon- want.J All WeSa
for tits q: trial. ,ssel,s,a nxs :.
s ~ PEN Ma HOLS FENSss
:; >succeeBprss 70 G. L Permission.
Important Notice. i1 oga { T..
We are GLAD to announceto 9 ur
customers that we nave again re-
ceived shipment of the celebrated
white Start coffee, (which has
been so popular among. ourepatrops.
{ & 4 PENN & HOLSTEIN, 4
. & Successors tosG I. Penn}& Son.
Has dsome line of colors in so
inch Broadcloth, and popular
shades in dress goods See our
- RIVEs BROS,
- - Cobb's Old Stand.
Fresh shipment of Armour'e
Gold Band, ,.aand Swlft's "Pre-
miumn hau,s: .s.-- ,
sse SR. TinmoDs
i ~ %.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04
.,.An.Atroeio,,s Murder.

Alex "a Barnes m Al 3 widely I kheHtI:
col man wal: zffeiI 8 naalfa aesaa
presumably On Sunday afternoon,
October 25th, on the farm of Mrs.
Susan. B. a,Hil1s In dense body Of
woodsnear Beaverdam creek. Mr..
j. w. r. DeLaughter found the
body on Monday afternoon or Tues
day morning and an inquest was
held according toglaw bssmagistgate.
e w. Gkeatham Tuesday. TheSver!5
dict waste the effect that the de-
rceased@came to his death JAS aSresult.
ofa gdnshot wound in;the4 body andi
Estabain theGthroat, inflicted. bySuas
known parties. The presumption is
ethat9-Banes' g+hroat was cut after
being shot, indicating that the slay-
er was determined to take his vic
TINS life. From all appearances, the
murder wass"a very :fo1fs0ne, and
8 every e possible meaRS should besem
Eplosede etoappTehendthfe @gailty 'pars
ty.
LATER: After the foregoing was
written five negroes, Frank Brun...
sonstJlm Cane, Press Swearingens
Nancy Brunson, and Geo. MorgaI1
were arrested and placed in jail Sat.
urday; last toTwait further investiga--:
stions:s I'll lis suspected that, if:not
directly connected with the homi-
eide, they are in possession Of in M
formation that should be divulged.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04
B. Timmons.

B. Timmons.
Hosiery stock full of best goods.
Try,our Burs on's and "Black Cat"
Roee fer ladies and misses. Mems
true shape;4 hose. -
~. RIVES BROS. i,
Z g;Fresllsbipment of HarriaLltbia
Water 81 so for 5,gallons; Glenn
Springs Water $1.75 for 5igallons.s
B. Timmons.
l.tes-f ii j.. ). =
A superb line of pocKet knives.
Bqker's and Miller Bros; both
stag and pearl handles. =
EY!:j May & Prescott.
"a The baudsomest 12-piecn toilet
sets ever shown in Edgefeld.
5Ne Ramsey 81 Jones,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-04

Large shipment of beautiful
Cut Glass, Silverwa're-botb solid
T. acknowledgements Large
;asaortment;of jewslrg also readySS
for your inspectfaD. 40
Ramsey &.Jupes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

sThe sales of your products havt
been falling of in this country fci
some time past" said Mr. Payne, "ant
YOU are selling at a loss abroad IN OF
der to get rid Of your product
Senator Hale, who, as a member o.
the finance committee Of the senate
will have to consider the proposed
new tariff bill next March, asked thai
-tapioca -four be specifically included II
the paragraph Of the tariff, putting
duty on starch. Several importers
urged that tapioca -four be kept OF
the free list where 1t was placed un
der 4 decision Of the supreme court.
Representatives of the California
and Florida citrus fruit growers urged
4 higher tariff on oranges and lemons
A protective tariff on pineapples ant
fresh vegetables was requested .!
Florida growers Of these articles. 4
protective tariff on oranges and lem
ons was strongly opposed by +. A
Hamilton, representing the ltalia'
chamber OF commerce and the citru'
fruit trade Of New York. He wanted
the duty on lemons entirely removed
claiming that the American growers
are securing an unreasonable prom
and driving out the cheaper foreig1
fruits at the expense Of the Amer
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Beeghly left for
Moreland to reside.
H. W. Kandt Of Union was q BE-
ELEcToR caller.
Geo. KlOePier, accompanied by his
daughter, was in from Hope.
Henry jacobson was in from Dillon
and made this Office pleasant call,
Mrs. s. Il. Cragg is here from New
York City visiting her mother MIS-.
B. Miller.
P. McPhsrron Was up from Chap
man o. business and called on the
KEELEcroR
n. mccarthy Of Detroit was Z Re-
TLkcroR caller. He win move back
to Iowa next March.
Afts.C. 2. Denny and children re-
Turned to their home in Texas after :
pleasant visit with Mr.. and ArA
Judgs HutehisOn.
Nj. and Mrs. n. B. Martin are
hons from a two months' whit ID
|PsnnsyvuBIs- Mrs Martins heaIih
Il much improved.
NJ. and Mrs. ?. D. Parent and
daughter left for CircIsville, Ohio, 70
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. <. Humphrey.
MrA John Andrews Of Abilsne ar
Fivsd lass evening and Is visiting a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
CONDUCTOR CURTIN INSANE
Popular Union Pacific Official Has
Guardian for Estate.

In the probate court Of Kansas City
Monday the jury found Daniel Curtin
Of 1921 Main street, insane. Virgil
K. Tuggie, assistant cashier Of the
New England bank. was appointed
his guardian. The estate OF Curtin
is valued at $4,000, -[Kansss City
Journal.
Mr.. Curtin for years has been one
of the Union Pacific conductors, and
for the past two years has been run
ming on the passenger trains from
Kansas City to Ellis, A few weeks
ago MIR. Curtin, who wasa bachelor,
announced his engagement and was
soon afterwards. married to y lady
whom be had loved for number
Of years. It was soon after his mar
riage that he began to act queerlY
and for several weeks he with his
wife travelled in the east in the hopes
Of restoring his health. Mr.. Curtin
il well known in this city and his
many friends are grieyed to learn Of
his sad misfortune.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
4 cant.r.ne. At He. springs.

Hot Springs, Va, Nov ls.-T1er'
was a conference at the Taft 'rta.'
here wednesday afternoon on New
York politics, general political affairs
and especially regarding persons a1t
measures pertaining to the next d
ministration. The conferees welt
President-elect Taft. Vice Pr ,ttdent
elect Sherman and William Wald, ma
tional Republican committeeman frOp
New York. The president-elect ~
rived from Cincinnati WEDNESDAY
morning and the vice-presiden.'elec
and Mr.. Ward left for the east Wednes
day night.