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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
FORBIDDEN BY SMITH.
Mormon President Declines to Permi
 Plural Marriages.

Fl Paso. Texas, Nov. 21.-The arrest here of E. H. Conger and Pearl Cur rin. of Utah, brings out the fact that President Smith of the Mormon church absolutely refuses to sanction plural marriages.
 Conger declares that he fell in love with Miss Gurrin in Utah and although married, his wife agreed he could also marry Miss Currin. Being refused a license in Utah, he went to the Danit0 colonies in Mexico, expecting to marry there, send for his first wife and make "a home there with both.
 He says President Smith was visiting the colonies and flatly refused to permit the marriage and the couple started back home and arriving here were ar- rested, Conger being charged with abducting the girl Conger says both have been expelled from the church by President Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
FORCETFULNESS
SOME QUEER LAPsEs or MEMORY
 THAT HAD ODD RESULTS.
Peculiar Case of Amnesia Was That of Bishop Muaster--Preacher Who Preached on His own Lack
 tf Mercy.

To old soldiers it will seem incredible that a veteran could forget the com
 pany and regiment he served in dur
 ing the Civil War, but that such a
 thing can happen and has happened
 can be amply verified in the Bureau
 of Pensions, says The Wichita Eagle.
 Congressman Victor Murdock has two
 notable cases of that kind. One of them Is Nicholas Hammond. known to nearly everybody in Wichita. That he served in the army during the war
 there Is very good reason to believe, but he can not remember single in- cident or feature of his service, not
 knowing where he was enlisted or dis
 charged or what company or regiment
 he served in. Some thirty-odd years ago he was struck by lightning and
 does not remember a thing behind that event.
 Former Commissioner of Pensions Eugene Ware knew that such forget fulness was possible, for he once re- lated this story: He and James Whit comb Riley, the Hoosier poet, were giving readings in Colorado. Riley was to recite one of his own pieces,
 one he had composed and written him.
 self. and one he had already recited
 over 100 times that season. When he went upon the stage he forgot 1t ut | terly.
 One of the most peculiar cases of
 amnesia in history is recorded in rem iniscences of Bishop Munster. He
 went out for a walk one day and>for the information of some visitors he ex- pected he had this written on his door:
 The master of the house is not at | home" When he returned from his walk he noticed the sign on his door. and, forgetting that he was the master tnF kIo hn eat ArA
 and waited for himself. met a prominent citizen opposite where the National Bank of Commerce now stands. who was actually waiting | for himself. He said that the man | who as his actual self had promised to meet him there and as very much sur prised why he did not keep his en- gagement. He has laughed many times | at the queer incident.
 do not propose to show that every time a man forgets to pay back bor- rowed money his cells are on a strike, | but know of one very notable case in l which that was true. A prominent cit- | izen got $400 from another man and ac- | tually forgot 1t. Until this day he can | not remember getting the money, but | his bank account fortunately proved I that he did get It and he paid 1t back promptly.
 A preacher who had a congregation in a well-to-do Central Kansas town one Saturday afternoon bought a COW | and tied her in front of the church un- ! til he was ready to go home. When
 he came to the church to hold services the following morning he saw the COW suffering for food and water. He dis carded his we'll prepared sermon and preached powerfully on the text, "The merciful man is merciful to his beast"
 He gave a very severe roasting to the 'brutishH person who had allowed the COW to Suffer and it never dawned up- on his mind that he himself was the owner of the COW until after he had
 dismissed his congregation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
MONTGOMERY COTTON
yrpors YERRroRE. ON o1ssVs
st s s.sasSS.sssss sS.ssss, 'i isS Isss eslss. HisSsr 6pots Advnnced s6

TIKI Miadling .s...N.. ....'..' ieSxe
 41,s :..Iiii,a,.::. =. '.. :. .iozze 4&w mfddlinG ..... ...... 's'. =
 s ,,s.: sss ..s Sss s ss E air on sss sss sSs nnost sxcitins day In the cotton market
 .ss. ssss: :Ssy. .sa pScss Ssn4sy spots 0i 1ontgomsry showing an sdsanee ef = csase
 rfs buixs in the cotton market was due : sSest Ses crop crops On sooi sbies t.,e future msr- IF sPisnsa ss. ansss nnsrs ssa sspos and ass
 V6jcA followed It's publication has not besn
 s'ss saSs sss a~o ysss .sS The I'll airnost : unit in expecting. about
 s: snn;s ss ss sss !. s.iisf as 3scs thss market showad. unneusl stresgth sn4 ciss4d niae points htgher than aonaaly; s,sl. a eff its 'sS% sSsrd iA and trsdsr. were wiId with sxciismsnt when they learned the true fis-: issnA houss tsiesrsphed iss Montsomery
 1s $ s ssnsrsiIy the case the snssgssssa, hsppened once more; The Census cinnsfs sr sspost op aoun, ef ectsss svs spnsa pssn S Suiiisn ss inssssd of ' ssarisS S ' the trade wss loOiins foF: The ,qusntlty of eotsen gipns,s s,s. wss o,
 ::ss:s sss:s;: M ss,.s s's:TssI :s ss
 @s gnss e prior so' to tn. reading of tn. census bulletin March cotton was selling at 10.ss sisst ss nsr ss,s. ii ss for March and with m nors Rses 0t sy. wsrs put e' to plush buyins that followed the announcement Al though the market worked ss points higher, Rss. .4. .s rsse as7s t ~ss ons ssssisa ssessine tss ionfs F ssns eents iins
 The report confirms tne sta.emeh. ol ths M.si9a pss.sans snpss Taylor ia oa the Association, having reported !4llooo bales ginnsd to November i4th. which will s, ssrye 2: fss E 'ISsi ssash A.lsnt,e state. have done k e tke Wsi ssis. A Including M MMississippi appears 10 bS tE | deplorable condition. Louisiana s,nss aSSsS sss shaR lssh isos and Arlkansas. but little more than one Sns ss nss sso as ans Tssss 6siss csmpsssa with s:sss: .il Sals. last sea. s. ssspt sSs wt.s5 ssoc sSs Texas 'erf''' ''0p "A
 sfi fssss E no soss. but that the sginns;,s Y; nst bs governed by the movement which in times gone by have proven so deceptive as in sixft to be the rushing of a short crop .Hbere is every indication that amount oi cotton to come forward balance of season will De about 2,500.0e0 less than the amount marketed balance Of season tAst year .aH1 tns visible is only 3e0,0o0 bales larger"
 Liverpool Is due to come ss points highei that fhe Southern Cotton Association will hold a.ooo. co bales or practically all of the remainder Of the crop. from the market |! san hardly be stopped before F cent cotton zn realized. '; buyers and there were happy faces in the cotton district Tn the excitement over fu- fures there were few transactions in spots and little cotton was brought to town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
NEWSPAPERS HAVE RESUMED.
Significant Change In The Tone 0i
 Radical Organs.

St. Petersburg, Nov 21.-The news- papers of this city appeared today for the first time in over a week. There is a significant change of tone on the part of some of the radical organs against the dictatorial authority Of the Socia1-Denocrats.
 The Russ loudly denies that the vic- tory of the imperial reform manifesto belongs solely to the workmen declar- ing that the proletariat was strong then because it voiced the sentiment of the nation
 ''The leaders of the proletariat." :" says The Russ, must understand that they cannot and must not become dic- tatorfal- The precious strength of thG nation. exhausted by a long struggle must not be wasted.'' E,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
PIan For An International Parliament
 Ea RaUarded AR Premature.


 Paris. Nov 2I.-The plans submitted by the American delegates at the Inter- national Parliamentary Congress re- gently held at Brussels for perma- nent international parliament and a general arbitration are being consid- cred by the commission of the various parliaments in session here under the presidency of Philip Stanhope, M P.
 The British Parliamentary Commit tee today gave out a statement saying it was the unanimous conclusion or the committee that the plan for an inter national parliament was premature in the present state of the world, but. 1t was added, the International Parlia- mentary Union can prepare the way for such a measure The plan for a permanent council of nations and the French project for an international ministry of state were favorably con- sidered. but action was deferred for the moment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
APPROPRIATION FOR CANAL.
Members of Congress Form Plans fol
 Passage.

Washington. Nov. 21.--Leaders of the House of Representatives who will de- termine forms of Legislation have de- cided that in order to meet the emer- gencIes for the Panama Canal work bill will be speedily passed after Con- gress meets putting the canal bonds on the same footing as the other per cent bonds of the government. in order to facilitate their sale.
 An appropriation will also be made to meet the pay roll of the canal with a provision that the money for this purpose shall be reimbursed to the treasury out of the sale of the bonds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
MoSrGoMER. CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

Corrected Daily.c
 These prices are ct wholesaie an" not '0 starehHcorn. s01oc: stnadsrd "oods pearl ,::Mc; gloss lump. shc' n'eke' pack Atsi: tRi:ce-~Extra fancy. shc: head 4S6c; broken. s,.ac: ,saS.,JIi Japan Ss; Virginia soc.
 coffee-Green. common. ,sts @ioe: prime 1oh 0iohc; choice. 1l@ll4se' nancy A-~ '.nsls.ssls sss; .ss: fIHss, sss 'Slss SI% Ginger FfourGBasis = barrels: High patent. ssahiit sahriits-Per bbl. ss.7S; per sack. n.s5.
 Hafd-i'saf, Msadi-iif psS SIG; compound. shc; basis Hams-Dove. l5e; others l2s @ltc corn a1ah ehops. aaa S s5e: corn Ice: oats. mixed 4Sc; white 44c: white clipped, 4bc; timothy sOe; 5ShnsSn Erfas oose ton s baie,, SC: sacks, s7; cotton seed meal s2l;
 Cheese-Fancy full cream lSc; special BHaggns. New sc 1% ID; new sugar
 MsatSRlS Bulk sAe; E,S , bacon 6s. sSe. :, s5f5 mustard. g? sS; imserted eos! S7gslt; ighi "glEhls MEolsssesc cane. bbI. s5c per all 
 syrup: Log Cabin. gallons. $r4; F gallohs, ST 50; quarts $4. 25 per dozen.
 SuRar-Cranulated bc: F. Y. C. 4hc.
 Hides-Dry flint. 161sc; dry salted l5l2c: green salted sac.
 Wol--Clear 24c to 25c
 FrWit & Preducs-ReJ onions s1 O5 bu. potatoes Wisconsin stock $l 10 bu.: New York Danish cabbage. good keeping. hard head stock. % lb sacked or crated choice apples s4 25 bbl: fancy $4 65 bhl.; Florida oranges s2 SO box. bagas sl 65 sack; stand ard American sardines A oil S2. 80 box; navy beans s2. s5 bu,; white peas $2 50 bu.; apple and white wine egar l5c gal; coccanuts ss' IS sack; fancy full cream cheese. l5o lb; fancy H-p peanuts 6i4c lb.; choice peanuts sHc Ib.: Horated aprles Sc; dried sp- pies 50 ID. bags. sIsc ID; California Raisins CT. sl.75: 3 CT, S1. sS box; California nrnnes bO-6O. Skc 60-75, TAG; 70-s0 7Lc b.; California psactss Sse se D. large BraEll wualnuts 12 lac lb; almonds and oceans later on; Spanish onions sl 75 crate; heavy oetRht Malaga grapes $7 keg.
 seed-Rye, $1 per hu. wheat S1 50: bar lev. si: crimson clover, 12c alfalfa IS a: :Oc srr ib: onion sets. white skin, S2; pearl ss: blue grass. l5@1Sc per ID.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
Comez says He Wants Peace.

New York, Nov. lS.-General Gomez tbe leader of the Liberal Party in Cuba. at his residence in this city, tonight said that he had no information what aver in regard to the reported discov- erv of arms in Cuba. T am the &C., knowiedged leader of the LiberaA party ;n Cuba" said the General, and I know that my political friends are not en. tertaining any war-like plans. We want peace now and all the time and we know that all the troubles that are hesetting Cuba at present can be solved through peaceful methods"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. sw Orleans. rov. 2t.--Cotton firm. sale
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

AA0N6AA44e@es Ess: gross receipts ss.Sie; sales 100; stock 2sl.ts5 shipments to France s'sis; coast New orIsans-r,rn; II ,,s; sS; nst rscslpps: apS: stock 2s0.s shipments coastwtse z.2s6; Mobile-Firm. He: net receipts s.5Ss; gross receipts S.53s; sales 100; stock s2.s3e; shipanenta coastwise 1,912.
 savannah--Dull. ioKc: net receipts 12,- s7f; gross receipts I2.ss9: sales All; stock 322,e6s: shipmsnts coastwise 65S
 Charleston-Nomfnal; net receipts 1.so9 !; gross receipts l.265; stock 5e,222; shipments coastwise 625.
 gross receipts 2,4S4; stock 44.29l.
 Nozfolk--Steady. 10 11-16c; net receipts e.767; grose receipts 6,767; sales s99; stock T3.7ls. shipments coastwise a5,516.
 BAltimore-Nominal, 10%c; net receipts ass; Eross receipts 2s5; stock e.4AS
 Now York-Quist. II. Is; gross receipts l. gss; stock 23s.bs2; shipments, to Great Brit aiT L4BI; to continent 300.
 Boston--Quiet, II. Is; net receipts se4 : isdeiphia--Nominal; net receipts 5o; San Francisco--net receipts 5.33s; gross receipts S,333: shipments to Japan 5.3S3. Jacksonville-Net receipts 365; gross re- ceipts SsS;. shipments coastwise 365.
 Misceilaneous-- Net receipts ss: gross re- eeipfS 3S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
Governors Make Threats.

Warsaw, Nov. 2O.-The temporary governors who have been appointed in the ten provinces of Poland today is- sued manifestos threatening with severe punishment those who issue seditious manifestos, take part in sedi- tions gatherings, carry concealed weapons or ask the Russian officials to speak the Polish language.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
Weather Conditions.

(Past 24 hours.l
 An extensive area of high barometer is central over the lower lake region. giving continued cold and clear to partly cloudy weather from the Missouri Valley east to the Atlantic coast The overflow of cool air from this high" has caused temperature falls of six to fourteen degrees in eastern cotton districts. continued cloudiness in the South. and light rains in scattered portions of the Gulf States. Snow is falling in the middle Plateau region and in Wyoming, under combined influence of a barometric depression over lower California and anoth- CT high" dipping Southward from British Columbia and which Is causing sharp tenn perature falls in northern Montana The conditions favor partly cloudy and slightly colder weather in this section tonight, with decreasing cloudiness Wednesday.
 Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for selected South ern stations during 24 hours ending am. NoVer-h- 21 1905
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22

After that. Congress could. if neces- sary, determine the type of canal with out crippling the work in progress. This program has been outlined in or- der to meet contingencies and not de- lay the work on the canal while the subject of type is being decided.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
KANSAS CITY LIyE sTOCK.
NEW YORK COFFEE AND sUGAR,

New York, Nov 2l.-FIour steady.
 Coffee, spot Rio quiet; mild steady: Cor dova 9%@12%c,
 Sugar, raw steady; fair refining 9 I5-lsc; ; centrifugal 96-test 3hc; molasses sugar 2 1l-16c; refined quiet.
 The market for coffee futures opened steady at an advance of points in sympa- thy with higher European cables and smaller primary receipts. There was little fresh buying. however. and renewal of liquida- decline of 5 points following which 1t ruled generally steady and closed steady; net un- changed to 5 points higher Most of the business consisted of exchanges from near to late positions and there was considerable switching. Sales l44,5O0 bags. December ..'s.s'''.- U fo January ss.s ss......6 50 March ss.s esss ss.''"' . so 4b. 50 May .... s.s. s.., [ % July .s-s ...s ..s. l5 September s... ss..s'.... .fOd [. h5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
Interior Movement.

s'sssssiS .hiSmss': sS lss; stnss Sre:s rsssie.: sssS; shipments i'sii; sales Bob; stock SL.ls2. .Msmphls-Eomihai iiei .Ssns net receipts .ss. R. ssies I90o; stock e9.l71.
 St Lonis-Qniet t1kc net receipts 32s;
 Ginelnnati---Net receipts 1881; gross re- eefpts i,3ei: shipments 146; stock ll,42T.
 Toui9ville--Firm. l1No.
 Tofai today---Net recsipts 3srss5; gross receipts fS.56l; shipments 3es oVos sales S'ole' stock 3e2.e16.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
TREASURY BALANCES. washington, Nov 21.-Treasury paiahS s1s3,474,5 512; gold ssa7o2.1os.
THE METAL MARKET

New York, Nov 21.-Tin was higher m London today, closing at 9lb3 2s ga TOT spot and g. xiS5 @ sas Ss sS ISr iu''''s
 Copper also higher in London at ,,s G7s s,., for spot and e7t 5s for futures. Locay s,s sbih IT M Ss si7 60: casting sic. .s7h s1s.75. L..
 Lead unchanged in London and firm io- Shelter unchanged at ss. .1e@ss .20 in the local market, but was higher at kSS ss fh
 Iron unchanged in the English market; Standard foundry 5ss; Clsveiand warIah'S No 5ls Firm and unchanged ioGaif ssa NO 5 ao. SIS 25GSis.s5 No. foundry, southern si7 ,50@sis.75: No. 2 do. Sis.eo@sis.@o'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
Nrv yORK DRY GOODs.

New York. Nov, 21The situation in the dry xoode raarigee today was decidedly cha otie hs q result Of the einners' report and consequent wild fiuctuations In raw mate rist Both buyer and seller arc awaiting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
Total Movement.

rotaI today at all ports, net l0I. 64s. ship rneats, to Great Britain 1.546; to France s.siBs to continent 800; to Japan 5.SsS; stock 'ConsoIidated at all ports net I3.532; ship snenfs to Great Britain 22,793; to France 20, 2a2; to continent 22.2s7; to Japan 5,SS3; Totai since Sept. 1. at all ports, net aSsAe2T; shipments to Great Britain S5l,- eie. 10 France sIs,e56: to continent S74.- 736: to Japan 14.2os; to Mexico s7s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
S% p% sSi sS: :if .SS SS c13sss-SE. sisss-NE.

Maximum temperature for day, 60 deg Minimum temperature for day, 53 deg. Average temperature for day, 56 deg. Normal temperature for day. 54 deg. Accumulated deficiency since Jan. 1st, s2 degrees.
 Average relative humidity for day. s2 per cent. Total rainfall since Jan. 1st. 4o.7s inches
 River Bulletin. / Observations at a. m, 18th M. tiIne)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
} LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

.,sSs LaSssFpSSa psSa oiosed Nes steady Amsricsn mid
 ding C O. (. Az. November ..-. ,..- .... .,s.ee 11oEefnber-December s.e.ee DeaAmber-January ....5.19 EenTgary-Miareh '..a '.'' '..' ....sss ss MaYeF-Aprtt sh..ss ss'ss' sv Aprti-Mzy ssss .-9s ea May-June ss.s s..s s..s ..e.s sS Juiy-Auguft .sss'.s.eo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
,,~,x, ouTEANs srJGAL.

New Orleans. Nov. 2l:--sugar marset a aui- ct. open kettle centrifugal 39S S,lSc' een9 ea9 trifugai whites. s$g$%c; sehoWs "@
 Moisssss, open kettle 26 69sSe; eentrifuEai
 Syrup 24@ssc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
Total sales for day l.s4s.sOO shares,
NEW YORK BONDs

L. g. refunding 2s. regtstered ios sy L. & aA reEtstsTed q. sR sas. AASA ss4eA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

\ NeW UfIeane, NOV 2Is-~COttUH IutuIess November, nominal ,.. ....l1. .42 December ,... ...' s...n FebrUaxy s...!i .oeWll.oe March .sss ssss ssss s... .'''! .sv Al, Apru ssssss..ll Vtl'et May. Did .sss ss.s ...s s'''..H HsSe A. June zee .-ss ..'.ls'vayis'vS July .... ...- s...iS'VsVlz.lv "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22

cINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati. Nov. :l.--Flour. dull Provisions easy "A Whiskey. quiet sl. SoA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
TIME NOT oPPORTUNE.

IT indicates trace Of precipitations.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE, Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
cssh quotations were as follows:

Flour-Easier. Ec lower.
 Wheat--No. 2 spring .. .. .s3 e .S6
 No. 2 red .. coo. .. .sS% d S6 corn-No. z ...s .,.. .. .46
 No. yellow .... .. .. .50 a 6I OAts--No. B.. .s .. .. .. .2aM
 No. white .. .. .. .32 a 32X
 No. white .... .... .29&@ 3I Mess Pork per bbl .. .. Ia. O 1s6 6ah Lard, per 100 lbs. ... ... 100 70 [ O2 H Short Ribs sides Qoose) .. TOO @ 7IsiS Short Clear sides (bxd) .. 6.s7k Co LOO Whiskey, basis H. Wines 130
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
gT LOTTIH PROVTSIONS.

sT. LOUIS PROVISIONS. St Louis. Nov 2i-Flour. steady, Whiskey, steady, s1 34
 Pork steady; 1obbing SIS ..5:x Lard lower; prime stearr $6. Ss. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts s7.T5; clear ribs ss, %: short clears ss' SS sS: Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts ss'SV clear ribs SS 76; short clear Ss.oo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
NAVAL STORES

sav.rnah Nov' si -Turpentine firm, 60; safes i.os5; receipts 76o; shipments i,5s2
 Resin, nothin. loins receipts sS sSts p ,s sns sS E sI iS: st7o; c. $4.75; H. $4 so; l. S1, s5; K. $. %; M. 20; N. s5.SO; ". G. S555; W. W. s5.6S.
 Wilmington, N C.. Nov. 2l.-spirits tur- nantina firm, 59 cents; receipts 40 casks
 Rosin, nothing doing prices uhchahseo' Tar firm, s1. 80; receipts e5; Crude turpentine firm s3.lo' $4'SS anu S4. 35; receipts l5i.
 Charleston, S. C., Nov. 21.--Turpentine and rosin. nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22

River Forecast.
 (For next two days) The Coosa and Alabama will remain prac- tically stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS. New Orleans. Nov. 21.--Cleared: Strs', E' Hurry, Ceiba.
 -,, TucLenbach Dillon Havana; i,-llnah M. BeIi. Br.. Cooper, Rio De Janeiro; uutstein. Nor Aarsvoid. Ceiba; Manteo' Peterseh' Sailed: Str. Preston. Nor. IrEens. Fort Limon.
 Nobi,e Nov. 21-Arriyed: Strs.. Nom. Nor Pedersen Puerto Padre: Harald, Nor Uenriksen Port Limon; Fort Gaines NOT JulIum Boca Del Toro; Espana' Nor's Dan ielsen, Puerto Cortez-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22

I4EE M100lhng .ssssNss ss'ssss' ~'' i0Tx . IR&I1rw zee .ss.s1yS1o
 s5 5I;:s,i:s I;s iS,sa,'a. :: ::.::issss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22

Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-07-26
Barbecue.
Barbecue.

baTOeCue,
WE WILL FURNISH A FIRST
W class barbecue with refreshments
at the residence of John 4. Shealy, near
Boiling Springs, on the 18th Of July,
1905. Music will be furnished by a
prominent string band. Everybody is
cordially invited.
H. W. SHEALY;
G.. W. SHUMPERT.
6W3S. Dd