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IT WAS ANDY WILSON.
That was Chief Actor i'm the Resurrec'
zion OF Hoe McCIintOn.

1t was Andy Wilson who saved Joe M
Clinton from the bottom ola we'll last week
The rock curbing had come together Owe
Joe's head, forming an arch, which protected
him from being crushed. Andy Wilson
worked with might and main from two
O'Clock Monday afternoon until eight O'CLOCK
Tuesday morning, drawing rocks out OF TN
well. The well was ffty-tive feet deep, and !
has long been regarded as dangerous. Co
Yarb Madden, q prominent well digger o
this place. refused 10 go down into 1t. Bul
Joe McCiinton was more daring. He wen
down, and not liking the appearance o
10 draw him up In starting up bis foe
struck a loose rock. and the whole cutbint
come down on him like a thousand brick.
Andy got SI4 FOR his work.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY,


Probate Capitalization for Letters OF al
ministration. ,
By R. E. Hill. Esq, Judge Of Probate.
xx7HEREAS, Andy Clinkscales has made
w suit to me, to grant 10 him Letters OF o,
ministration OF the Estate ana enecu oi
MarthaCiinksc'Ies ateofAbbeviileCounty Ut
ceased. o,a .dmoniah
ali and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said b. 2. McIlwain, deceased, tnat
they be and appear before me- n i = &c oOI Wa o.
day> the I th day of Dc, 1904. after pnollca-
ion hereof, at II o'G clock b In the 1 3 aSe SAID ID
ASministration should not be granted.
N this end day Of Nov. IN the year
ISrA1.l of our Lord one thousand nine nun
AA dred and four and in the l2Sth year
of American Independence. ,oo, -
Published Oh the 23rd day OF NOV. lUt, IN
the AbbeviIle Press and Banner ana Oh Tue
- AN h. E. HILL,
low" Judge OF Probate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-11-30

Thast q nice cigar you are smoklns' hnra 10
IL, Why It's Speeds Clnco' OF couise' N'' -
nothing 10 equal II.
We bave a case of North Carolina MAGE
wool blankets, al very low prices. Consuit
your own Interest and give US q car "neh III
need OF %blankets.-A NJ. SnlIn CIV.
Buy your Cineo cigars from spee 1on Inc Cs0 0n u.
a Wsvs tell who leads by others following. 4
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E US GO TO


Would you like a superb tour at q
moderate cost to all the brilliant capt.
tails of Europe? ..
A special party of ladies, limited to
ten, will sail during the last Wcek ID
June, 1905 for
ITALY, SWITZERLAND, GAS-
MANY, BELGIUM, FRANCE
AND ENGLAND,
under the personal cop%ductorship OF a
noted writer and llnguist. Everything
will be first class. Our members VIII
travel not as intruding tourists. LABEL
led % strangers for the curious, out as
ref, and welcome visitors to the
world ow places.
Write for particulars.
H~yacinthe Ringrose,
343 Fifth Avenue,
New York City.
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Al ADinal Story For
Little Folks
The Cows Revenge

There was once a cow with a brass
ring in her nose that lived alone in the
big pasture of Farmer Clark. One day
an artist came into the pasture to paint
a picture, and the COW thought it was
so very fine that she said:
won't you paint me one"
eyes," said the artist, and he daubed
q big daub Of green paint right in the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-11-30

Seedless raisins, cleaned currents, Antrene
dates, large prunes. These can be found at
H. P. McIlwain's at 10 cts. per Id.
You can always find fresh Tea Flake
crackers at II. F. McIlwain's.
When you want the finest oranges and
apples on the market call at II. P. McIlwain's
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yu,ob: sale. list your Real Estate wiz
RoobSs. Link. .,nsr,or sood1
COLO Po.iak9a';: to u sell MIN again and for p onsI
Zee sson ni be et ,Eiss 70 IS satisfy BIZ ,sI gs's sSs, O sS,sa
Gee al. In this ISSUE
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DESIRABLE
HOMb EOR Said !

IOffer for sale house
and lot in the city of
The lot
contains four acres OF
land. The house is al
O new and is just
such as you
likely plan if y u
were going to build
Yourself a nice house,
has five rooms, bath
roOm and kite
w~aterwOrks and cleo.
trio lights, has both
cold and hot water
connections.
Don't miss this Op-
%portunity to get a de-
sirable home at much
smaller cost than you
could buy and build.
ROBT. S. LINK.
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Trust.

Mrs. Greene-I hope you trust your
husband implicitly
Mrs. Brown-Oh, yes, indeed, but I
wouldn't have him know it for the
world. If he was aware Of my perfect
trust in him he might be tempted to
take advantage Of 1t, you know.-Ex-
change.
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Cold
When Won Have q

not only give
QUICK relief but effect y psiii relieve the
You went q remedy II easy.
lungs and keep expector' will countefaos
You want a remedy imunia.
any tendency towards 4 is pleasant SUI
You van q remedy os
safe to take. .semedV mees
h C sss ps oeI,aa" tGIe sno1ds al stands without
permanent cure OF Milford, AboeVitie'
a peer. For sale by ST., j. W. Morran' m''
II. M. Young, Due
Carmel.
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EAST END
What ssM' Sees and Nears on His
Rounds in Country and I'm Town..
Abbeville, S.. G., Nov. 50, 1904.
THANKSGIVING DAY IS PAST.

THANKSGIVING A IS PAST.
Thanksgiving was an ideal fall day, the sun
crisp and cool, making every one feel their
best. Everybody was happy and In the best
ofspirlts, probably caused by the anticipa-
ton OF the "big dinner In store for them.
A good congregation at the MON
services IL the Baptist Church where Rev. +.
IIvered O fine sermon appropriate to the &C.
casion.
We trust all hearts were filled with graf
itude and love to Him who hath dealt 40
kindly with us, and showered so many bless-
Jugs, both temporal and spiritual upon US
during the past year.
All the public schools in the county az we'll
as in the city enjoyed the day In recreatlnn
az best suited their pleasure. The K. r. ";
Boys were called and enjoyed the rest, and
Qulel OF the home circle another day, and are
grateful to Uncle Sam for HIS Kind ana
thoughtful remembrance of them. If moth
ing unusual happens they Will also ep1oy
xmas day with their families; the ann1ver.
sary of this day coming on Sunday THIS
wear,
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,mer's samples may DC
Among our dies not to be fonna s snst
fonnd many nov cnildren's cloake, Rhas
where. Such yuinss aud f%asoinators, AUG
sacques. hoods 1fs~sscfnators for ladies'; Al
knit shawls asie prices.-A. N. smith
going at who
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Notice to the Public.
Abbeville Co.

South Carolina, Nov. ~, 1904.
All persons are forbid to hire or lodge or
feed or %tharbOr. In any way my wife. Mary
Lew Hollon, former name Mary Lew James,
laughter OF John James. for she has left my
bread and board and home without a cause,
and any one found doing SO will be handed
according TO Law.
ROBERT HOLLON.
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LIBERAL QUANTITY OF L. & NJ. Pain
given to churches whenever they paint.
Only require a few gallons to.paint q mouse
Call on.
Z. Z. Remington, SIG Broadway, N. Y.
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Among our samples ich
a few ladies sweatersiasa
are going at 33 per csFirst
than they are wort M.
come, first served
Smith & Co.
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Notice.

Builders and contractors should write the
Cook .Dormony Co., Fitzgerald, Ga, for Lum-
Der and Shingles.
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$50 AcreS.

twenty-five (25) acres in bottom land stu
ated three miles from Abbeville Court HOUSE
Due West road. Apply 10
Mrs. Ii. NJ. COCHRAN,
Clinton, s. c.
or O. NJ. Cochran on premises.
July IL, 1901. If
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A SUCCESSFUL CHURCH SUPPER.

We neglected In last issue of the Press ard
Banner to give An account Of he oyster sue
per given at the homeo Of Mrs. l.. A. Gilbert,
under the auspices ofthe Ladies Aid Society
OF Lebanon Presbyterian church.
The evening was beau,iiul. aud a large
crowd assembled at the pretty OLD hoTre
among the oaks and enjoyed Themselves
socially while they fed" on the good hing
of this Iife-fresh oysters, fried ana sitwen,
receipts of the evening amounted to
nearly forty dollars, and the ladies were
happy at the financial success that crowned
their efforts.
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Ind. for Sale.

1pEs GOOD FARMING LAM,
900 ! m;Ies west Of Abeeviile. Terms
COO al. For particulars spesseR1N.
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Land for Sale.

lHE HOME OF THE LATE S. w. CoCH
ran. containing
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NOfIce.

All persons are forbidden to tresspass upon
my land for purpose of hunting, cutting
wood, either green or dead Woo, anyone
violating his law will be dealt Will accord
ing 10 law. Mrs. l.. L. EDWARDS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-01
LEAPS TO DEATH IN
A LONDON HOTEL.
YOUNG NEW YORK MAN THROWS
HIMSELF INTO THE LOBBY (
FROM THIRD FLOOR.
Elverton Chapman Dashed to Pieces on
the Stone Floor-He Was Only
% Years Old.

London, Nov. 29.-Elverton Chapman,
aged %, (whose home is in New York
city, committed suicide last night at the
Carlton hotel by throwing himself from
the third floor landing to the vestihulo,
where he was shockngly manglcd on the
marble floor, his skull was crushed, one
arm was shattered and there Wee other
injuries, from which he died in terrible
agony within few minutes.
Chapman arrived at the Carlton last
Saturday, accompanied by his valet
After dresSig for dinner last evening ne
lett his room and upon arriving az tAe
head of the staircase suddenly eluded
the watchlul attendant, spranS forward,
cleared the banIster and fell three lights
to the ground.
The YcStibule was filled with Wet
dressed men and women who were pro
cecdlng to the dining room. The band
was playing when the tragic incident DC
Cured. 1t was all SO startling that great
confusion at once prevailed, but doctors
speedily arrived and Chapman was CON
ycyed 20 his room. He succumbcd al
most Immediately.
Chapman arrived at the Carlton from
Paris. lie complained of i'll health ana
apparently the management suspected
that his mind was unhingcd. as they de-
tailed Il man 10 WAY il luin. The de-
ceased remained in his room all Monday.
In his fall he narrowly escaped striking
the wife of the Mexican minitser Gen.
Gallordo The body was removed TO u
mortuary in order to await the inquest,
which VIII take place Thursday.
New York, Nov. 30. Elvcrton K.
Chapman, tae young man who commit
ted suicide in Il sensational manner IT, a
London hotel last night, was the son OF
itpT nf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-01
To Croos Ocean in Three Days.

It took christopher Columbus 20 days
10 cross the Atlantic ocean hut that was
900 years ago Al the present moment
the fa~test ship has crossed in ) days i
hours ana 20 minutes From 20 days to
less than q days IS long jump, but
Lewis nixon. thu Cramps ana Richard H.
Pamtur, three expert shphuilders aud
marine inventors. are getting ready 10
launch au ocean giant which viii cross
thp occan in three days Viii II neres.
>ary. tuakr ronal min 70 England aul
back again tt New Work between Mon.
ay morning aud Saturday night. Tins
nes trans Atlantie rncer is to be CHRIS
TIN, "a Meteor. When Ill tie water
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-01

The doctor wonderful power of dag.
nosis, greatest of all gifts, enables hun
to determine the causes of obscure and
chronic ailments, and to apply remedies
which effect certain, speedy and perma-
nent cures.
X RAY examination in appropriate
cases upon reasonable notice.
HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED
Many hundreds of sufferers pronounc-
ed by other physicians rs hopelessly in
durable, have been restored to health by
DR. Secrist.
Letters of Endorsement from many
prominent clergymen and hundreds Of
grateful patients are on file III his office
The doctor has devoted much time
and attention in the French Hospitals TO
the study of
ALL SPECIAL DISEASES OF MEN,
and has imported many special medi-
cines and appliances necessary to effect
certain cures In the worst cases of
Physical Weakness Varicocele Impo-
tency. Nervous Debility, etc.
caused by youthful errors, night losses
general dissipation, improper treatment
and neglect
The doctor will forfeit $500 where a
cure is guaranteed and not effected.
KIDNEY and BLADDER disease
treated by new and eminently success
full methods.
CATARRH in all its various forms
positive. prompt and permanent cures
always effected
lLCLUB FEET. cross eyes and all other
deformities treated with special care
and untailing success.
NERVOUS DISEASES, Epilepsy and
diseases of the BLOOD AND SKIN al
ways yield to the doctors modern meth
DDS of treatment
PILES cured permanently without de.
tention from business and without the
use of the knife
LUNG TROUBLES receive careful
attention and are always treated sue
cessfully w<len not too long neglected.
DELAY Is DANGEROUS Those
who are chronically ailing should lose
no time in consulting special physician
whose reputation for skill Is SO we'll and
widely known.
WRITE TO DIR. Secrist if you cannot
yall in person. He can cure you per
fectly and permanently by his home
treatment system. Medicines sent in
plain package by express. Write for
information blank.
Special attention given to
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
No unnecessary exposure. No exam
ination. No sacrifice of modesty.
The doctor does not publish his pa
tients names except with their full CON
sent and approval English, French
and German spoken. Address,
DIR. II. c. SECRIST,
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Address all mail to the Chicago Office,
ala Calume. Ave. Chicago Estab-
lished 1880.
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CORPORAL KEEFE.

Oh. have YOU heard of COcpa.4I Etcl.,
The soldier lad who done
Hot work, and was the hraNest mau
That tit with Washington
The red coat of Britisher
Was such TO Corporal kceir
That nothing short OF hulchcFy
Afforded him relief.
Twas in the fight at Monmouth town
That Corporal Eeefc done deeds
Which makes the usual laurel wrc5tl
Look like a bunch of weeds.
The wonders which he done that day
Have not been handed down
In all their glory, but there's onr
That's chock full of rcnown.
He tit from early morn till
+. VI that bloody dav,
when General Washington rode ou'
And ordered him away.
The general from his rrancins >trod.
Wa, looking at the nght.
ANA when he seen how kccir l,i loose.
He said II wasn't right.
lie seen him chopplnS right and ,rff
And shooting all around.
And pliug up the helpless foe
In Wnrows on the ground
He Thought Kecfc should he satisfied
with ordinary loss,
Hui when he seen him keep right ou.
He put spurs To his hoss,
And riding closer to tine scrap
he lodged behind his shield
And yelled For heavens sake h'rf
dcstrAiu your unpctua>itE aud oo II.
make 4 slaughter house
az this here hattlrilcld.'
William j Hampton in th' Century.
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COLLEGES WIN SUIT.
Fayerweather VIII Case Is Decided by
the United States Supreme
Court

Washington, d. c., Nov. %. The case
known as the Faycrwoathcr will case
was decided Ivy the supreme court of the
United States yesterday in favor of the
colleges. The suit involved Il Request q!
about S3,JOU, 600. made to thrty-slN col
lrgcS and universities b. the late Daniel
Is. Fayerweathor. leather merchant of
New York, who died in 1890.
The will was attacked by Mr.. Fayel-
weathcr'S widow and two nicCcs, fraud
being charged.
Case Pending Many Years.
The ease has been pending in the
courts for many years and has been be
fore the supreme court on several occa-
Sions. The last decision on ii was rem
dercd by the circuit court for the south
ern district Of New York and was favor
able to the colleges.
The heirs then appealed to tho supreme
court, hut the opinion affirmed the lind
ing of the circuit court, The opinion OF
the court was delivered 10y Justice
Brewer and held that the ease had been
previously adiudcated.
Daniel Il. Fayerwrathcr died Novcm-
Der II, 1880, at the age of is years. lie
left no descendant His wife died July
Ii. 1892
His will of October G. 1854, gave her
the home and stable, $1,000 cash, and
an annuity of SlJ,OOO.
His next of kin were his three ncccs.
Mrs. cX-Judge Brardslcy of Bridgeport,
Conn, To whom he gave 100000; Mrs.
Mary W. Achter, aud Emma :. Fayer-
weather Of Muscainc, Ia. to each Of
whom he gave 100000. Besides about
$4,000 in bequcsts to employees.
Colleges That Are Benefited
lie gave to FIVE hospitals, in all 500
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NEGRO COLONY FOR MINNESOTA.
Whites Aroused Over Report That Wash
ington Is Buying Town.

Duluth, MINI, Nov. Is. 1t is report
cd here that an agent Of Booker r
Washington is taking options ON lands
in the Black Duck township. Beltram
county Mimi, for the purpose Of cstab-
fishing colony OF southern negroes. The
country is fertile ana new The settlers
Of Bcltrami county have heard Of the
and a protest is being made.
The settlers declare that they Viii not
agree to the influx Of negroes in large
numbers and if they have no legal rene
dy will make life 4 burden for the colo
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-01
DUDLEY TELLS Of PERU.
Y cw8 OF a United Stat Minister
to a Southern Republic,
THEY LIKE ROOSEVELT.
Read Spanish Version OF The Strenuous
Life'-Panama Canal Expected
to Help the Country

Il have always had a uam place iu
my heart for milwaukee,. ID, c'Hm 10
be- a MiIWauEoraH, declared Irving i.
Dudley, the minister ot the nItoj
States 10 Peru as hr sat ia Tine olli 70 ei
his brother. y. :. Dudley, tax commits
sioncr Of, the Mil"auNGc road' 'lh 'o'n.
L"nH ~ .,,,'.-.l t,n o.,., ,,r,
E >" 'D''' , AZ" ,i,.,,'J H., M,
i'NI S,lv', r..t',,,, nn-;,. ,J,c v.','l mi
'Ui i'H ,i.. n,, ,;t.. ..nJ IA,
~. 's ,,., .,,-,.,,.
,i''N'.' -; NV, ,I,'. .,rr
paw - ~ r. 49,. r,o
iie A'4N0' "1 Luna"
Il have been HAlod ju l''r@ ."r q
HuWhcl Of NeII-. AND NJ.. iu,g NtN
much tnrrc ! rJa.i say iHat r' .r'
u.s. place of r~.lruc' o.. ta' uri
States. ! ann ,u.Jl'l ~ thr riu. u'
r,ru. lima, NN.oa is .lrrAof pr'-t, .-it"
city a. about ltuWn I,.pr. l'-r
nHmbcr of whom are Foreigners, AWgI
cam, AMI people lnuD The Euro. r'ua-
uic~. The commerce ul tur I.A'c T.
uu-ciy carried oa lN tl.r Eu-. #. ''er
mans and Amor. "n-, viii, au \a" r-"n
4ou>r Vat 81 ". i. Grace " -" a'
NV .,,,' "''tt'~ Wv wv !, -
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TRIO HELD FOR MURDER,
Two of the Young Men Arrested at Min
neapolis Are from La Crosse,
Wis.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Nov. 2S.-Thrcc
young men whom the police believe are
the murdcrers who shot down Freddie
King in Mingo's saloon at Columbia
Heights Tuesday night were arrested
Saturday at the Grand Central hotel
The prisoners are John kolh and Charles
Harmon Of La Crosse, Wis. aud Grin
Calderwit of this city. They are said to
admit that they are hold-up men, and
the police say their connection with the
Columbia Heights murder can be proved.
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PENSION LIST INCREASING.
More Than a Million Names on the Roll,
and More in PrOspect

Washington, -. G., NOV. %. II TIE
pehsion roll Of the United States has
reached the hg' water mar now con
tanning l,oOo,1Sl names, an increase of
more than 1000 since June 30 In bi4
last annual report Commissioner War.
stated that the pension roles then car.
ried more than 99I 900 names That
was n June IF this year. For the fin,
time in history the pension roll i above
the 100000 mark and it will be further
as i result ~ the operation az
rider No IS. tho issuance Of which pre-,
cipitated partisan debate in Congress
last winter.
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RECOVER STOLEN FUNDS.
Find 10000 Taken from California Bank
Alleged Murderer Charged
with Hold.up.

Auburn, Cal. Nov IS The money.
to $4,000, Of which the Placer
County bank was robbed last May, has
been found in a cow she'd on the Weber
place. The money wa, buried in an old
lard can. Adolph Weber. the
young man who is under arrest on the
charge of numbering his parents and
brother and sister, has been formally
charged with having also held up the
hnnk
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WAITS ALL DAY TO KILL.
Aged Man in Albany, N. Y, Mad with
Jealousy, Shoots Young Widow.

Albany, y. Y, Nov. % Joseph +.
White, for ten years orderly in the state
treasurrr's office, shot Mrs. Josephine
RUSSELL widow. Jealousy was the an
parent motive. White is 81 years Old
and a wdowrr Nh, Russell Is 30 year,
old. Early in the morning he went 10 u
milk depot whore Mrs Russell Traded
and waited until 1870 p. m. When Mrs.
Russell entered he shot her in the neck.
She fell and White fired three more shot
into her body. He made no attempt to
pStuUp.
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CANADA SEXES FISHING BOATS.
Ten American Craft Fined for Illegal
Catch in Dominion Waters.

EaSpor, Me-, Nov. 20 Ten American
fishing craft, including cight sailing ves-
sells and two steamboats,, have been
seized hy the Canadian fisheries protec-
tive cruiser CurIew and fined for illegal
fishing in the Canadian waters of trim,
tary of Pas~amaqnoddy bay. near 81
George. y. +. All srncs and fish were
coniiscatrd The seizure il the most *.
tcu-iyc by a Canadian cruiser in many
Npnrs.
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TOSSE SHOOTS DOWN ROBBER.
Three Fugltives Give Battle to Pursuers
at Fonda, Ia, and One Is Hit.

Sioux City. Ia. Nov. % In battle
between posse Of citizens and three
robbers At Fonda, Ia, enc Of the robbers,
whose name is not known was shot and
fatally wounded. The other two escaped.
but posse u in pursuit. The small
amount " booty secured was found on
the wounded man.
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FAIL TO BREAK TEXTILE STRIKE.
Fall River Mills Start Machinery, but
Close in an Hour.

Fall River Mass, Nov. 20 All Tho
print cloth mills started their machinery
in another attempt to induce the striking
operatives 10 return. Some managers
claimed to have made slight gains but
six Of the corporations and llargravcs
No. ! closed down again after an hour.
The Textile council received n draft for
$1,000 from the American Federation If
Labor and one for $500 from the Ameri-
can Federation uf Musicians
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she Will look very much like one OF the
present biz ocean steamships, the only
particularly noticeable difference being
that her smokeStacks will be six in num-
her NV York Letter to pittsburg Dis
patch.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-01

AnIEc n yott are suFerne from persistent
LSbiI2 ils.4ach, Painful Aenstruution
Htcriue y 54ancibsuts, Pam, IN llrb aud feel
h- lf lt Aere impossible Tor you Vi endure your
trouble aud -tll ." obliged - attend Ia your
household md social obligations, give the
Doctor cai. IT. Wtii curr You II sou trust your.
7elf 70 h,ear". Il great manf have taken treat.
tErnt ~ this Specialist u h. can refer you 10
those nho have been Ga ! By him.
Thousands Cursed At home by correspondence
ute secrecy IN all profess mi dealings Address
u 2ceni Iaap lor lat u questtols aud pamphlet.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-01
Mrs. Daniel G. Reid Dead.

Ncw York. Noy - Mrs Daniel &.
Reid, wife of the caiasnlist, died at her
home ii lryington, N. ", today.