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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04
BY Jas. ]. Corbett.
(Copyright. 1905. by the Newspape

(Copyright, 1905, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association)
Like the explosion of a bomb on a
still night came the announcement
from Frisco that James Edward
Britt and Battling Nelson had af-
fixed their signatures to articles for
what promises to be finish fight
before the Colma club on September
for a guaranteed purse of $4,000
with the privilege of taking 65 per
cent Of the gate receipts.
These two greatest of little men
have been talking battle for nearly
four months, but they seemed as far
apart as ever until Jim Cofroth got
to dickering with them. They must
be brought together regardless Of
price. Their managers We're called
into consultation by the manager of
the progressive Colma club and were
to have been made an offer. Nelson,
as ever, was willing to accept the
liberal proposition as put up by Cof-
fronth. but Willie Britt insisted that
instead of $4,000, or IS per cent Of
tUt EiOSS, lldl tIlt IIItI w Suc'I a IL
teed a purse of $4,000 with a privi-
leee of taking the G5 per cent of the
gross if their share of the receipts
went over that.
At first Conroth staggered, but
Billy Nolan came to his assistance
and agreed to share half of the re-
sponsibility. This is really a guar
entee of $4,000 to get Britt into the
ring.
The attractive end Of the whole
affair to Nelson is that the limit is
placed at As rounds instead of %
as Britt first demanded, making the
go practically a finish match.
In addition to the purse which will
be one of the three largest ever Of
fered for a fight and the largest ever
hung up for lightweights, there will
be a $4,000 side bet which is to be
placed in my brother Harry's hands
before the battle.
According to these figures the win
ner will receive $50, 900 in addition
to the income from the picture privi.
leges, which will be enormous on this
occasion.
The battle will be fought in The
afternoon and il is believed will at
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04
BR|TT-NELS0N FIGHT
AN UNCLEAN AFFAIR

York from New Orleans In 1891 1
was invited by a friend to see several
fights arranged for a hall in one of
the out-of-t he-way places in New
York. / declined on the grounds that
/ had another exceedingly important
engagement. But ] was sorry after
wards, for an incident occurred that
will probably never be pulled off
again.
The semi-final event on the pro-
gram was limited round go, think,
for 10 rounds, between a youngster
by the name of Martin Fogerty and a
colored lad by the name of Dave
Simpson, who had been drilled some
by George Dixon.
The two men entered the ring at
the given time. With Fogerty was
Charlie Conors and another man
whose name l have forgotten. With
Dave Simpson was his twin brother.
Jerry, who afterwards gained con.
siderable of a reputation around New
York's tenderloin as tough guy.
Fogerty went right after Dave and
seemed to have all the best of it
from the start. In the sixth round
he pounded away at Dawes wind and
seemed to have the colored lad in a
bad way
When the round was over, much
to the surprise Of everybody Simp-
son left the ring and made bee
line for the dressing room door. He
was followed by his twin brother,
Jerry.
Two seconds before the gong
sounded for the seventh round they
emerged from the dressing room
door 1t being only preliminary
bout. nothing was said of the actions
of the colored boys. Fogerty paid
little attention to it, as he was con
ffdent the seventh round would be the
last.
Much to his surprise he found him
self being forced rapidly around the
ring by the man who but 60 seconds
before had proved so easy to him
In the eighth round Fogerty was sent
into the land of nod.
About two years afterward Fogerty
went to Dave Simpson and asked hin
how he regained so much strength.
Fob de lawds sake, man, did you
neber find out how dat happened?
responded Simpson. "Sho, it was my
twin brother dat done whipped you
Jerry Simpson had raced into the
dressing room and changed costumes
with his brother Dave, an taking the
latters place without it being no.
ticed that he was several pounds
heavier than Dave, he finished the
battle and won.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04
Written for The Press by Jacob A.
Eils


Some carpenters were at work upon
my place this summer They came
in the morning, after | had finished
my breakfast and was busy with
my mal--at my working day is well
under way-and IN the afternoon on
the stroke Of 5 they hung up their
aprons. lighted their cigars and went
home Watching them pack up their
tools one day, ! said that they had
cut off the best hours at each end Of
the working day.
when | learned your trade, 40
years ago" said, we went to worl,
at in the summer and quit at i'm
the evening. H. winter the day was
from sunrise 10 sunset"
They laughed. And you had no
Saturday afternoon off. Many things
can happen in 40 years"
That Saturday afternoon found me-
in "a particularly busy neighborhood
down town. where, At the rush hours,
the crowds of workers Fastening ia
AM from their shops made the streets
fairly impossible Tie street Was
Still. deserted IN fact Co-'ine over,
l hr met r,elley cary tawmol wi h
q holiday throng bound Ter the beach.
Thought Of iay earpentsFs; 'any
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04
A TEN-MILE
HONEYMOON TRIP
IN A BIG BALLOON

At Omaha George Young and Dora
Rogers were married in a balloon at
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04
Jim Corbett Says 1t Is Too Early to Pick Wnners-He
Believes Battle Will Be One of the Greatest
Ever Fought-The Biggest Money Ever Offered
Lghtweghts-A Sample OF Double Crossing.

tract as many if not more than any
one of the recent great heavyweight
championship encounters.
Both Britt and Nelson have been
resting up for nearly a month, but
will get down to business at once.
The former has not announced his
plans. but the latter will have Jack
Root as his head sparring partner if
he can secure him.
1t is most too early to begin pre-
dieting the outcome of this match
The friends of Nelson have main
tanned all along that if a finish match
could be arranged between these two
prcmers there would be nothing to it
but Nelson. That Britt does not
think this way is evident from the
/ stand he took in regard to the di-
vision Of the gate receipts. lie in
sisted on winner taking all. Then he
proposed the $4,000 side bet On
top of al lthis he says that he can
get lot more to place on himself
and he intends to do it.
Personally, ! have always favored
Britt in a short fight, but in long
drawn out engagement l believe Mel
son has much better show. I also
believe that since these two men last
I met Britt has made the greater prog
! ress.
! But, as I said before. it is still too
early to predict the result.
! In the meantime the public will
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04

resented. The Rev. M. NJ Manga
sarian of Chicago is the only Ameri-
can representative. The main object
Of the congress this year is to lend
moral support to the attempt Of the
political party now in power in
France to bring about the disestab-
lishment and disendowment of the
church there.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04

CHERRYVILLE, Kan, Sept. f.
The laws passed by the Kansas legis-
lature last winter affecting the oil
situation have begun to bear fruit
in the shape of active competition of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04

the control of the factory in the in
terest of the commonwealth, only to
lind ourselves face to face with a
new alignment of individual forces
demanding change of strategic
front? And may it be that the city
has had it's day, just when it doomed
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04

largest as a factor in human life, de-
handing all our time and thought and
strength? 1t is well that the work.
man of the twentieth century has
found himself, for his day is big with
problems that can be solved by men
only, lot by machines.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04

because of the cerulean color Of the
cavalry uniform he often wears.
His wife is Princess Ingeborg
daughter Of the crown prince of Den
mark and niece of Queen Alexandra
of England.
The prince and princess have two
children, both girls.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04

Prince Carl, third son of King Os-
car of Sweden, has been practically
settled on by the Norwegians as their
new king.
Carl is Al years old and is greatly
loved in both Norway and Sweden,
where he is called the blue dra gon'
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04
Medical Lake 1strast. manuf,

tured by the Medical Lake Salts M!
Co. Is the best remedy for rheurn,
tism there Is In the market. II hi
been used in this section for yea
and we can furnish many test
monials.
Electric Bath Salts for the bal
and for tho hair are the best thin}
that can be usesd for that purpod
For she by all druggists, Ma NJ
featured by Medical Lake Sail
LfG. Co
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04
INTERNATIONAL
LIBERAL CONGRESS

PARIS. Sept. 4.-The international
Liberal congress opened here today.
Nearly every civilized country is rep
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-19
4 Wis q
G.FkERE.s FOE OR.FDO

Para conocimiento de todos, recuer-
do 4 mis- parroqrianoS que esta 'casa,
siguiendo la costumbre establecda en-
amos anteriores. para solemnizsr el din
de Viernes Sahto, no sc abrira durante
todo ese dia
FL establecimiento cerrara sus puer-
taS Ell Jueves Santo Ia una de la tar
de, y no volvera abrirse haSta el s4
bado de gloria, las 9 de Ia rnsfiana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-19
Brasil " los EE. UU.

Desde Rio Janeiro decfan ell 80 d
Mario titimo: "Comentando un peri6
dico la nueva situaci0n diplomatic ?
entire ell Brasil los Estados Unidos
creada por el ascenso de los respect
vos ministries EN- baj ajadores, dice que
el Brasil esta m as fntiu dmente rela
relacionado con Europa que con los
Estados Unidos Sin embargo. con
sidera que las embajadas puedan ser
de utilidad siempre que los Etados
Unidos no pretendan hacer Brasil u,
segundo Mexico, quitaudole valiosoe
territories y luego poniendole bajo una
tutela economica casi equiyalente a la
anexi6n.
Ell mbejador americana Thomp
srn dara On banquete al cuerpo diplo
matico ell sabado. Mr. Ri.hardso
secreterio de la emba jsda. ha salido
viaje para Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-19
Ell retratO de JeSuCriStO

FL siguiente rttrato de Jesucristo
hecho por Public Lentulo residente
en- Ia Judea durante el reinado de I'll
berio, en- una pist la al Senado ro-
mano, es por demas intervsante.
Ha ap4recido entire nosotros un
hombre de grandes virtudes lIamado
Jesucristo LIS gentiles 10 nan re
clbido como 4 un verdadtro profeta
pero sus discipulos dlcen que es hijo
de Dios. Re>ucita los muertos cura
todo genero de Intermediates.
Su t. tatura eS N que mrdiana: sus
maneras cilcunsrectaS y >u presercia
inspira estinaci6n y re>peto :. Su ca
bello eS cAstaflo e>peso y liso haSta
las oreJ 5. De ahi par ab 20 es anna
rillento y le cac en fprtna dc on as So
bre los hombr,s IN, 10 Il van los
nazaren0S Su ro~tlo no tienc man
chas. nj seha Is nj arrug y Is de uu
bello color ~aae; 81 nnriz y Su b0c
son perlecta> La baFba 6 TN pee.
esp4sa y del misoo coIcr del cabtllo
pero no es | rga III p rtida
Su fson mia re>pra InoCencia y
auSteridad y sus ofos n. pardoS. ella
ros wives. Cuando condena es t. :
vrible. y cuando TeprcnGe % conseja
es coTtls moderado. ST converse
ci6n~es agra dable y lena de grave
dad. Nadie II hi vi,;p ia is reir
llorar 81 las proparciones de 81
cuerDo son peTfectas.. Las mdnos y
los braaos son mrs b~llos que Sc
pueden ver. Su .p'Iabra Is modesto
sensata y su BELIZE ee tan singular
que cXcede a la dc todo> los hiJos de
los hombrcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-19
I'll Dr. Doyen v 81 cancer

III doctor Doyen h = demoS,rado Ga
ramenle en- Paris que c"ntcc pcrirc-
iame7ie el micfohio del ca-cer. hs
ciendo experiments con r ,as blsncaS
rstones V monas.
Ante numer 50 pGbico di6 una con
ferencia Il do tor Dcven sebre tar
terrible enfcrmedad. acompa iiado dc
no;ables proyecciones.
Este deScuhrimienio la PRODUCED
firofuuda emocion en- el mundo de la
rnedicina y muy pauiculsrmente er
la Academia.
II celebre doctor ha Sido felicitadc
por el pueblo fra ceS. que condens Ia
actitud de Ia Academic dc Medicine
que Sc neg6 que la confereucia y
proyeccioneS del doctor Owen Sc We
rihcaran en- Ia referida Academia.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-11-15
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF
Comptroller Of the Currency
Washington, Oct. 16, 1915.

Washington, Oct. 16, 1905.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned it has
been made to appear that 1.-THE Ma
tional Bank Of Abbeville," in thu
Town of Abbeville, in the County o
Abbeville, and State of South Caro-.
lima, has complied with all the provi,
sions of the "Act of Congress to en-
able National NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t.
extend their corporate existence and
for other purposes" approved July
18th, 1882.
Now, therefore, Thomas P.Kane,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF
the Currency do hereby certify that
ssThe National Bank of Abbeville,'
in the Town of Abbeville, in the
County of Abbeyille and State Of
South Carolina, is authorized to have
succession for the period specified in
its amended articles OF association
namely until close of business on Oc'
tober Is, 1925. ..,.
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal of office this six
(SeaD teenth day of October, 1905.
T. P. KANE,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller
of the Currency.
Elk. No. 2345. No. 1921.
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HaddOns Locals.

A new line SO inches In the new effect.
Just opened. Sl.0O q yard.
Black Gloria Silk, 46 inches, nice finished
and IS cents Q yard.
Beautiful Models in unframed and Ready
70 wear Hats coming in every day..
Ladies' Belts, for Smart Dressers all: colors
and sizes, 10 cents TO $l.Oo.
Hand Warmers, for Ladies.
wooden gloves made in Golf style, Blk,
navy, Red and the mixed colors, 10 to % cents
o pair.
Ladies' Sweaters, yes, all wool. The latest
styles in Blk, Red. White and Navy. 81 cents
TO $500.
Special prices on Smyrna and Brussels
Rugs.
A. 40 cent carpet at a5cents a yard q great
big bargain.
This weather suggests Blankets and Under:
wear. We are herdQuarterg for these. Good
blankets from $i.W 70 $500 r pair.
Uunerwesr the best from Is cents to Sl.6
each. The best vest In the market for % cent
extra heavy.
A specisl line OF underwear to- children In
all sizes. Vest and pants separate or III
union suits Is cents up.
Just opened up q big line of Belts and Col
lars, the best ever offered at 10 and Is cents
each.
Do not forget our cloaks. Jackets rnd Rain
Coats, all sizes, all prices.
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Speeds Locals.

Park er's LUCKY Curve fountain pen for
IA Id at Speeds drug store. "They work for
you, but feed themselves."
II you want to buy crepe tissue paper cheap
or than ever before In your life, 60 to Speeds
drug store.
StiiJ groWipg In favor with the boys. We
sell 5000 every two weeks, this Is proof
enough.
See those alcohol lamps at Speeds drug
stor @, Hot water In two minutes, can carry
10 your pocket, most complete thing you ever
saw.
A lot OF the latest novels just received at
Speeds drug store.
Go TO Speeds drug store for school books.
pencils and tablets. You know IL is q Plea
sure to 60 where you can find what you want
and get 1t right.
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Bargains Locals.

At Dargan's S q loc store youwill find q de-
sirable line OF heaters.
Ladies'. come In and let US show you the
Rosette Irons. Fashion has sm led It's ap.
proval Of these dainty little Rosette Irons,
here, Soc. bargains 5 d loo store.
A large line Of books just in. In the lot
are the Poets. sn rich russell leather coverings
and then the Alger Series, for boys, the Hurst
House Series for girls are attractive In
structive. Come in and see the line. OAR
CANS 5 & loo store.
School children should see our line OF tab
lets, pencils and paper. Tablets from one
cent to l0c each.
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Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1905.
A. Il, p. Synod.

~ Ia . HoN
The A. r. P. Synod OF the South opened
with q splendid attendance, more than 275
visitors and delegates being present. The
meeting was %pervaded by q most harmonious
spirit throughout It's deliberations.
The Due " est choir has always had an
en- viable reputation and from all reports II
sustained its reputation On this occasion.
The singing was superb.
Much kind mention was made or MI. J.
Campbell White, the U P. minister who was
In attendance at the synod In the interest OF
mission work In India. A proposition TO
establish a mission in India WAS referred 10 a
committee.
Il wasdeoided by the Synod that the church
should have an official organ aud Rev. &c.
Parkison OF the seminery was made editor.
While the paper has been ably edited under
the dual editorship Of Rev. o. Y. Bonner and
Rev. T. g. Boyce, II is safe TO say that the
Synod has made no mistake in the selection
OF Rev. q. G.. Parkinson as editer. Inc
change in the editorship Will axe place
Christmas. The paper will still! remain
under the able management OF Mr.. 4. 3.
Galloway
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Its no wonder the SNOW shoes are an
immense success when you can get
your correct size; the style you like
and five dollar qualify for $500. A
Nj. Smith.
Get our prices on flour, meal, bacon
etc. before you buy. A. M. Smith.
See our waterproof shoes, we carry
the two best lines made. A. M
Smith.
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A GOOD BOOK

A copy of Anecdotal Reminis-
cences of Columbia, by Julian
A. Felby, may be had at Speeds
Drug Store.
This is a we'll written book and
contains interesting reading for
all South Carolinians.
Call and get a copy at once as
the supply is limited.
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j. Nj. NlCKLES,
Attorney at Law
Abbeville, .. @.
Office with W. N. Graydon.

Fine china arriving every day at bargains
Big values In every line at Bargains S d lOe
store.
Every ond Ia an mlriug Dargap's cut glass,
The very latest atty les and newest cuts are 10
profusion. AK to see the "Comfort" piece
Tin ware and enameled ware al undeard
of prices, at bargains 5 & l0c store.
Please don't forget that we carry a most ex'
cellent line OF Hosiery for ladies. men, boys
and girls. Price 100. Bargains 5 & loo store.
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Locals.


We are showing a very strong line
of outings in a full range of colors and
patterns. We could not buy these
goods now at wholesale to retail for
less than u IL cts. but we own these
at prices that we can afford to-. sell
them at I0cts. A. M. Smith. \
Children and misses superior quality
black stockings all sizes, 5l-2 to- IL
at only Octs.. A. M. Smith.
Our new line of ladies, misses and
childrens shoes are at the top notch Of
good values, having both snap and
wearing quality combined, coupled
with very low prices. A. M. Smith.
A few boys overcoat's that cannot be
duplicated anywhere at the prices We
offer them at. A. M. Smith.
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The State of South Carolina

IUUNII UT ADDEGN1LLI'
PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter OF The Estate Of T. l.. Had.
>don, Deceased.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LII persons indebted 10 said estate must
IA settle without delay, and those holding
claims against The estate must present them
properly attested 10.
Mrs. E. A. Haddon, Executrix.
or p. Il. Carwile, Executor.
November 8, 1905.
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Ship Load Of Coffee.

Shipped direct nom Rio Janero 10 F. w
Wagner b Co. u solid ahip load OF coffee, col.
tanning Il, 000 hay 8, weighing each. l2 lbs. 81
Charleston. The coffee WAS brought ON board
q full rugged ship. q thing seloom seen In this
day and time. Tots IL the next largest cargo
OF coffee ever shipped TO Charleston. =.
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Death Of an Infant.

Nov. 7th 1905 little Robert Toombs Clark,
infant son OF MI. and Mrs. r. II. Clark OF Mt,
Carmel passed from earth TO 9 bright nome
above. He was only sick q few days. His
death was extremely sad. Our heartfelt
sympathles 90 out 10 the bereaVed parents
In their time Of trouble. w.
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Shut out the cold winds. Glass and putty
always on hand at Speeds.
y Cigarettes, tobacco, and cigars wholesale
and retail at MIlford's Drug Store.
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Card OF Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Clark desire TO express
their most sincere thanks TO the good people
OF Nj. Garnet for their Kindness during
the illness and death CT their Infant child
Robt. Toombs Clark.
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You can get all Of the Dukes Mixture
smoking tobacco you are looking for whole
sale or retail at Speeds Drug Store. .
For fine ~1avoring extracts go TO Mtlfordi
Drug Store. He makes them himself.
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Revs. r. 81. Wardlaw and r. g. McLeese
will begin q weeks meeting at Lebanon,
commencing next Sunday the 18Th.
Misses Emma end salie wilson accompa.
MED by their brother, Mr.. T. E. Wilson, oil
Grainridge, we're among the visitors In th-
city last Tuesday.
Attention 10 called to H.G.Apderaon d Co.'S.
neat ad vertisement on another page. They
are showing some particularly attractiv.
styles in MEMS Clothing this week.
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am now selling out two lines OF Drum
mer's Sa M pies ut bottom coat. Some big bar
gain. tome before thew are all picked over
Big lot OF underware. Knit goods ETC.
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Inst In, q big shipment Of cut nails, wire
nails and barbed wire-calI and let Us nguIe
With you when in need OF these goods.-s' -
Link.
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Notice.

=: The meeting OF the Upper Long Cane Soci'
ETY. has been ret Tor the 10th. Instead OF the
BIB ss adv ri, ed. Mrs. q. C. Dusenbury.
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Coal vases from $500 up TO $500 at bargains
) d loo STORE.
Are you Interested In fancy china goods ?
Dargan has q beautiful line. Don't fail 10 see
their pew goods.
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WANTED-Ap Al salesman, also q mum
her OF local men III small towns, TO represent
us in the State Of South Carolina. Good c3n-
tract TO fight party, Apply at once TO Tn.
MeNeei Marble Company, Gainesville. Ga.
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Stockholders Meeting
OF THE
Abbeville Cotton Mills.

LIE annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Abbevil'e Cotton Mills will be held IN
the ofioe OF the Company at Aboeville. s c.,
on Wednesday, Novemb r 22d, 1905. at J
O'Clock p. m.
JOHN A. HARRIS,
VIM, r. Greene, President.
Secretary.