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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-09-05

Et-< '.T' ~1sfss,*'" 20" "E6a6Sff f'sssp5S
At Dargan's 5 and 10c Store
can be found a splendid line
of Post Cards Of all kinds and
views Of Abbeville and of the
new Il, )nument are always
on hand.
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Sept. 5, 'O6.

Dargan has just received a
fine lot of Sterling Silver. II
you have a wedding present
to buy it would pay you to
see this lot of silver. :
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State of South Carolina

County OF Abbevllle-PrODate Court.
T. Hayne McDill, as Administrator Of
the Estate of James Watt, de.
erased, Plaintiff, against Martha
Watt and others, Defendants.--
Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay
Debts.
In pursuance of an order from the
Court OF Probate, I will sell at public
outcry at Abbeville Court House, on
Saleday in October, 1906, for the pay
ment of debts. the following described
real estate belonging to the estate of
James Watt, deceased, situate in said
State and County, to-wit: All that
tract or parcel of land with a dwelling,
rouse thereon, situate in the city OF
Abbeville, s c., containing One-fourth
,f One Acre, more or less, bounded by
lands of Yancey Reid, George Lane,
Hiram Lomax and others. :
Terms-Cash. Purchaser to'pay for
papers.
r. E. Hill,
Judge Probate Court.
Sept. 5, '06.
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It Is said II Rev. J. j. Moffat of Chester is
elected to the Presidency Of Erskine College
that the Chester congregation will call Rev
E. B. Kennedy to the pastorate Of that con.
gregation.
Ifall these things occur, what will become
of Abbeville.
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To the Democratic Voters OF Able
VILE County,

Itake this m cans of expressing my sincere
thanks TO the many voters OF Abbevlle cou'
ty who cast their ballots for me as Governor
or South Carolina on the 2Sth ult. feel very
grateful for this manifestation OF their confl'
den re iu me, and am truly grateful to. the
people all over the siate ftr the splendid vote
given me In the firsi race.
l now ask that al ni my friends turn out
on the llth OF september and let us roll up a
large majority, and respectfully solicit the
solid vote uf your county on that day. prom.
ising 10 Give to the office my best though
and ability.
Very respectfully,
Nj. +. Ansel.
GreepyiIle $. C., Sept, }, 1906
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-09-05
The SOnths Marvellous Advantages

(Manu ufacturer's Record. Baltimore, August
80, 1867
Give FREQ rein to your imagination and let
It picture the future of q section which has
one ha If of the iron ore OF the United states.
nearly three times as much coal as Great
Britain. Germay and Pennsylvania ciino DID
ed. which holds q world monopoly On col
ton ma nufacturing center. which dominates
the phosphate rock and sulphur trade OF the
world, which has one-half of the standing
timber of the country, which produces all
the sugar, ali The rice, most of the tobacco,
and adds TO the 800, 100000 bushels year
OF grain and then think Of Its waterpowers,
It's splendid rivers. It's great seacoast, lts eA-
cotton crop alone annually exceeds the tt-
TAI gold and silver production of the world,
and that every doll. r of gold annually mined
on earth ia not enough to pay the South's
bill against Europe for cotton, and you will
get Just a faint conception of the future.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-09-05

Mr. Thomas Cobb Of Athens Ca, ls IN the
c,tv for a few days visiting relatives and
friends.
CONGRESSMAN Aiken is off 10 Kentucky.
Vhero he goes to marry as fair bride al the
aun ever shown on.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-09-05

"Nunnallys" Candy fresh every week at
Milford's up.io.date Drug Store.
Christy Eatety Razors Sl.5O at McMurrys.
Why not try bottle of Wech's Grape
Juice for your dessert tomorrow A little
hooklet tells you CT It's many uses- Grape
Juice IS and 80 cts a. McMurry's.
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There are shaves and ishavers but the
shayers who onoe shave Win d Cnristy
SAFETY Rogers will have no other.
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$50 Acres.

At Dargan's 5 and 1Oc Store
new goods are arriving daily.
P4ease call and let us price
you some of our goods.
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We are showing a big Glass
Bottle of fine Talcum Pow.
der that we picked up at a
bargain for the low price of
1Oc. See it. Dargan's S and
1Oc Store.
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Land for Sale.

THE HOME OF THE LATE 8. W. COCH-
L ran, contuiulug
$50 Acres.
rweni- -tiv, (25) acres In boltt.m iand. STU
4,ed three miles from Ahbeville Court house
It. Due West road. Apply to
Mrs. H. N. COCHRAN. "
Clinton, i @. :.
or " Cochran Un premises.
June 20, 1906, i'm
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EAST END.
What s'M, Secs and Hears on His
Ronnds in Country and in Town.
WITHIN THE CITY GATES.


Exactly S years ago to day since m" began
to work for Uncie Sam as one OF that great
army OF R F D Boys. In these have travel.
ed about 81 676 miles Tor nearer 4O.OOO) going
through summers heat and winters colo,
through snow storms, hail storms. ram
storms, electrical storms and cyclones, ana
during this long period and amia al m y
mall at the Post Oface twice and have iost
only days on my own account ana one otner
when my little sons leg was am putated, max
Carrier No 8. IN" Will now take bis 10 days
vacation while Mr.. John Link will climb the
hills only n In number, and wade through
valleys eSnG route a,sS MS oosndpe his vaoa
tion came in last Saturday to resume Dis
work on route'4.
II ali the Carriers In Uncle SANS army
would have q trusty and faithful army sure
Our graded scnool will soon call her roll
and books instead OF play, and pleasure Will
be the order OF the day.
gone " some In northern markets, some on
the way and others have returned All hav,
ing large stocks which they are going 10 sell
cheap.
ga ms In their clearance" sales.
Mrs Abe league and her daughters, Misses
Edna and Annie league after spending some
time here with friends and relatives have
returned to their home In Columbia.
Mrs J. s, Coch ran and little Miss Mildred
are visiting relatives In North Carolina.
Miss Eva Teague charming young lady
from Columbia Is spending several days Win
Mis- Annie Cochran.
Abbeville is still on the building boom.
Several very handsome residences are now
being finished "a models Of beauty and up-to-
date architecture while others are In con-
temp piation.
safe and profitable Investment let them turn
prosperous city OF Abbeville and they will
be sure to find the object OF their search, a
good people and eafe and rising city In
which to invest their money In various en-
terprises now much needed,
The photographs made last week by LomaX
OF the Confederate Veterans In group, Ia SAID
to be very flpe-also that of the monum ept,
these beautiful photos should be In every
home as "sou uveniers" OF the "Red Letter'day
of Aobeville.
visiting relatives in the city; at present She
Glenn Ethel Inn and is now ready Tor
boardars.
Mr.. Rob Hill has moved into Mrs. Taggarts
home ON Main street where himself ana Iami-
ly will be conf ably fixed up
The first primary passed OH HnieLiy Anu
brought 10 many good men anu oil c1urse
left out many others good and capable. br
sure aud turn out on the second prl mary ano
vote Tor the best man, that IL those most
capable tor the Offise.
Miss Norma Prince. charming y'urg'
OF WILLIAMSON, Ia visiting ie.aliVes Ia ne
city.
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LOOPING THEL oP .NR UTE 3.


The rainy season has heen All OF july emf
or thro 'gh August and sti' crn'inneS tn
cotton IL opening ana much OF u II rlmu-
rIinfd; heing sprouted and rotling In the
fields The other crops have been dtmhg'u
als".
wo on their ginnerleR which Will soou ht
tuisheu In up-tO.iate style, each claiming
tosir share OF business
The colored people have built neal fran
bu Id ny for school house at their chnrc'
near white bridge.
Mr.. C. F. Graves has, We believe finished
plastrring his dwelling, and now has cozr
and comfortable home
Mrs Mary Sprouse. be'oyed wife of j. w
Sprou>e died at her home n"ar 'his city Iasi
Tuesday u,orniug Auguh IS, 1916. and VIZ
buried al Lebanon Cametery Oh Wednr.iay
following. Rev L. W. Brown. pastor, "fi
aing In h. presence OF large ooDg-rga ion
OF friends VIII had assemb ed 10 pHy th@ir
last iribnte OF re- ct and affection to the
mem Try OF her whom they loved while Oh
euth.
The deceased was the eldest da ghter OF
Mr.. s IN Williams. OF 'ute 8, ami sa most
eItimab christian woman. beloved and e,
teamed by all who knew ber.
In her death q devoted mother, laithfu
and 10 ing wife, and true friend has gone
from earth's cares and troubles to higher
and better lie.
Tue beresved family have The sincere sym
psthy Of many friends
Mrs. Edwin Parke or and children who hav.
bpen sick are now visiting home folks al
Bellevue, hoping the change Will d. than
good.
Miss Annie Williams who has been on the
sick list ia better.
Guess our patrons missed the carriers last
Monday. 1t was Labor day" and they had
Monday.
Mrs. S. N. Neel. of Florida. is spending a
while with Mrs James and Mrs. David Gil
liam
Mr. q. Penney is of to the mountains Of
North Carolina making his annual trip In
search Of health.
Miss Jessie Schram. after q delightful stay
with friends at Mount Carmel is home again.
The schools on route will soon BEGIN their
fall session and We will be 80 glad as the
bright smiling faces of the scholars cheer US
on our way, while the teachers greet Us With
a pleasant smile and hippy good morning,
besides adding TO our mail list.
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Dg. Jas.E. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon.

DESPECTFULLY OFFERS his profession.
IL al Aerv:ces 10 the people OF AbbeVille
aud vicinity. Ofice in Bank building.
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South Carolina Military
Academy.

South Carolina Military Academy, once OF
the Chairman Board OF Visitors, Charleston,
8. C.-Vacancies 10 The State Scbolarships ex-
mt az I'll ows in the Counties named. TO Wit:
AbbeviIle, l; Anderson. ]; Bsrpwell. !;
ter, 2; Darlington, !; Dorchester. !; Fair
heId. j.; Georgetown, 1; Greenwood /;
inyton, i: Marlboro. l; Newberry,l Rich
and, l; Spsrtanburg. 2; York, 2 Haml ton,
Application blanks may be obtained from
the County Superintendent or from the Chalr.
man of the Board of Visitors, Charleston
c. These applications. fully made out as d.
rected, must be In the hands ofthe cha nan
by the 9Oth of July, c. s. GA DSnEN
Chairman Board Of Visitors.
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Shoe and !.
Harness Shop.

l have bought ont the Shoe
and Harness Shop recently
operated by c. v. Hammond,
and am prepared to do allkinds
of Harness Repairing at rea-
sonable rates at same old stand.
Scott Hammond.
Ang. Is, 1906. At
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Greenville, $. e., Sept.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
NOtaS de la guerra
BTRe GIATEEALA, SALEAPeR EsseURAs
San Juan, Agosto 1, de 1906.

Panama IL de Tulio.-Se auuncia
la ruptura de hostilidades entire Qua
temala y el Salvador una victoria
salvadoreha en- ell primer combatc
Mr.. Leslie Combs, ministro de los
Estados Unidos en- Guatemala, iba va
camino de Washington para partici.
par en- las negociacioncS de paz en-
ire Salvador y Guatemala V habia
llegado "a Champerico, cuando reci-
bio I'm cablegrama ordenandolc vol
yer 4 la Capital guatemaIteca.
En- cl ejercito de Guatemala hay
algunos jefes norteamericanos entire
ellos el coronel Clairmont. Ell jefe
lie policia de la Capital es tembiGn
americana.
Guatemala, IS de Julio.-El ejGr-
cito salvadoref1o invadi6 Ell terrific
rrio de Guatemala, oblgando { esta
repibiica defenderse energicameu-
te. Sus tropas obtuvierou aver una
completa victoria en- Jicaro y snata.
ron don Tomas Regalado. general
en- jefe de las tropas salvadorcf1as V
Presldente que fue &c aquella repG-
blica dc 1899 q 1908.
Sc dice que fuerGas guatcnalte-
cas- cTuzaron la frontera de Hondu-
ras. CrGese que 10 hicieron ca per-
secuci0n de las derrotadas tropas del
general Regalado, por haberse re-
tugiado estas en- territoris hondu-
reno
MGxlco. IA de Julio-Las fuerzas
salVadore1aS derr0tadas en- el TfcarO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
Ell AMO DEL MAR

dos que cambaban sin descanso por debaio de cieo
sin clardad n6madas pareci1os los Touaregs que tan
tas veces le habian rodeado con sus "zams los ine
bres veos negros qe esos caravaneros del esero
oCuitan
A dmos de Noviembre, lego en- su per6dico la
roticia de una crisis ministerial.
Las C&maras acababau de abrirse los diputadoS sc
daban la hacienda desapsreoer las rencilas del
ttmo semestre
Tournoel Sc encogi6 de hombros al leer noticia
otros comendantes ib4n representa- los msmos pa
pees ell sistema seguirta sendo Ell msmo; NADIA teua
que favoreciera asunto personal.
Ocho dfas despu6s e mismo peri6dco daba la lista
del gabinete un nombre llam6 Ia atenci6n del
o6cial la de las Colonias haba sido con695a
Peussn. el antigua subsecretaro de Estado e hombre
que antos ofrecimeuos protesas de amtad lie habfa
hecho
La imagination de Luis comenz6 trabaiar febrl
mente.
Dos lfas mas tarde lie escribia I'm amigo. estas Ii
meas:
"Ven ha llegado el momento el nuevo ministro hae
hablado de tt desea vere; creo snceramene que es
te quiere "obrar'' por fin
Este aviso acab6 de turbar 81 coraz6n que oscila-
ba entire ell esceIticsmo Ia conhauza; perpteio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04

Los representatives de Guatemala,
salvador y Honduras, cada vcz esta-
ban mas furiosos en- sus discusi0ncs,
hasta que despu6s dc confereuciar
nuy detenidamente. los enyiados de
Wash ington y Mexico, dieroa I pro-
bar los referidos REPRESENTATIVES de
las naciones beligerantes, unas GUAM
tas copas de los mejores vinos del
Enundo, que son los de CAMACHO
DEL R1VERO, de Jcrez de Ia From
terra. los cuales ljcieron el efecto
apetecido, frmandose incontinenti la
paz y evitando con este Ell derrama e.
niento de sangre, de vfctimas mo
centes y demas horrores de la CUE
rra.--Unico agente de este vino en-
Puerto Rico: Francisco Quir6s Ace
do Calle de Ia Luna ntm. 81.
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348 VIZCONDE E. M. DE VOGUE

z6nentonces V. que pueda marchar ensegui3a?
No, Y 10 siento bastante! Es necesario preparar
el terrepo como va le he dicho Pero afotunadamene
tengo una idea Sc me ocurrido leyendo los infor
de nuestros agentes Trfpoi el ExtremoSur.
Nos pdea 6rdenes terminantes para
el Olada en- el Darfour toda Ia CO prendi-
da ell Tchad el Milo; algo prepare por ALI
rios de los grandes eques de Ia Senouya personajes
fodos importantes, aqu tiene V la lista de
bres les deben familiaeshan abandonado recisn-
tefnente el Sudan para trasladarse al Cairo. <
Estamos reducidos a las congeturas los
m6ves de repantino viae: los senoussiS compren-
ban ell rumor de que van consular uno de lis suyos
CD la universidad de +. Azhar ua ulana cuyas dec-
stones son admitidas sin discussion
Son informes dudosos; pero cabe duda de que
podan1os secar partido de esta reunion.
He decd.do enviarle 4 used con mission al Cal
70; mission confidential por supuosto: para
todo el mu1do, los m6dicos lie envian este inyierno
( fgipto para re>tabecer su quebrantsda salud
Confereucar6 ucted con los senoussis ellos lie CO.
nocen lie esman; apr vechara listed de ellos SON
sacando]es babldad preparsr5 de condn acuerdo
su enrada en- q Ouadai
Yo organizar6 en- la sombra de mi despacho su fu-
tura expeltij1. One e parece usted mi idea, eh7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
A ccmer bueno y barato


El que Suseribe pone en- eonoeimiento
del p0biico, y de sus bueDos amigos, que
con esta fecha ha comprado 81 Hotel ella
Guiana Allen 7O) donde estA la iispo,
sici6n de aquellos.
En- el cstaolccimiento de referencia, SO
admitirsn abonados de todaS clsses, So
serviran comidas domiciIio preeOs con
vescionales.
Para los amigos de Guayana. Carey.
falardo, Inncos otros pueblcs de Ia iss,
tcngo habitscionss ventiladas li,apias, sin
que tenga que signifGarlos NADIA respecto
de las comidas, ya que 4 todos les consts
que Sc condimentarlas al gusto especial de
cada uno de ellos.
EfeMteFS0 GarFiN.
San Juan, Agosto ], de 1906.
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Oferta fascinadora

nabiendo inGtilmente gastado ST.,
900. 900 para obtener Ia curaci6n de la
lepra de cue padece james M. Bri1-
gasfde Gnamas, Mexico, y uno de lbs
nlfx. rioos mineros y hacendados de
fle csc pals, ofrece pagar 5000, ,ooo
4 quen le cure el nal, Buena OCCASION
para los ahcionados 4 la Terap6utica.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18

possession of his powers 1t is wonderful what a delightful place the world Is. It Is perfect correspondence between the healthy animal and the warm sun and the soft air that makes the child laugh on the street and makes the grown man joyous but when the disease germ strikes his vttals then the sun begins to lose his glory. This fault We attach to disease, but when the sin germs touches the vitals Of the soul, and the heavenly sound loses it's beauty-thls fault man is prone to attach to God, but no such idea of God is anywhere to be found outside of tho soul that has gotten wrong. God Is al- ways seeking to do for man what the sun Is seeking to do for the flower. The great gorgeous bloom in all its fine color ing, is but the product of the suns effort to give himself to the bud God is thus always seeking to give to man the best. till man shall stand resplendent in the image of his maker. 1t is the determina- tion not to be like God that shuts out the heavenly warmth and it Is the per- slstent effort to form habits and create desires, antethetical to God that makes the beginning of hell. and Just as the healthy boy changes Into the diseased man that no longer feels the joy of na- ture, so the soul hY fulfilling the de- sires of the flesh dies to the spirit until if God and the soul were standing face to face they would be as completely separ- ated as though there were great gulf fixed. Tho beginning of wisdom is the fear of God, and the numbering of our, days so as to apply our hearts unto Wis dom Is the beginning of life
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
East Lake Casino.

The attractions scheduled to take place at East Lake tonight will attract many pleasure seekers. In addition to the free act, called The Human Blaze.' there will be numerous other features to de- light visitors.
 Indications point to a large attendance at the Casino. where the Casino Opera company opens the week with Said Pasha,' romantic Oriental connie opera in two acts. Four hundred seats were sold in a lump to Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, who will give their employees a theatre party. Advance sale of the re- fnaining six hundred seats have been good, and the evening promises to be the most suspicious since the opening of this playhouse.
 Said Pasha" deals with the nobility of Turkey and India. One act takes place in Constantinople and the other is in Cal cutta. The book Is by Richard Stall whose pen has given to the world a comic opera that will be sung as long as there is such a thing as music.
 In addition to chorus of Turkish ladies, sailors, Indians and nobles, there are twelve speaking parts. The part of Hadad will be taken by Joseph Alexan- der and Leo Adde will sing the role of "Nockey," his companion, a part that bubbles over with fun. Miss Lucile DeVal will sing the role of Alt the queen, and Miss Haysell Conlton will sing the part of Serena, the Pasha's daughter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
SEABOARD OFFICIALS
 INSPECTING ROAD HERE
President Walter Paying Ills First Visit tdBmngham District Since His Eections Accompanied by Wee President Cost
 GenI Superintendent HM and Chief Engineer Seddon.

Alfred Walter, president and general manager of the Seaboard Edward F. Cost, second vice president and traffic manager; c. H. Hix. general superinten- dent. and W. |. Seddon, chief engineer, arrived In Birmingham on special train at an early hour yesterday morning from Atlanta.
 The party will be in Birmingham until late this afternoon fn all proba ability in specting the terminals of the Seaboard and meeting some of the large shippers. This Is the first trip of MT. Walter to Birmingham since he was elected pres- ident and general manager to succeed J. M. Barr.
 The entire party Is stopping at the Hotel Hillman, and the three private cars which constituted the special train are parked in the yards of the Seaboard at Avenue A and Twentieth street.
 The party was taken for a ride over the residence sections of the city yes- terday afternoon by J. G. Cantrell as- sistant general freight agent fin Birming- ham, and today the party will make an Inspection.
 MT. Hix said yesterday that MT. Walter was on a general tour of inspection of the properties as he had never been over them since his election, and that the trip to Birmingham was nothing more than
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
HOUSDN CHAIRMAN
 OF HE COMMITTEE
PERMANlNT ORGANIZATION OF THE LABoR DAY COMMITTEE WAS lFFECTED AT MEETING HELD YESTERDAY MORNING.

Permanet organization of the general Labor Day committee was effected at a meeting yEterday morning in Trades Council hal by the election of c. c. Houston aSchairman, L. K. Scherry, sec retary, ana J. B. Drake. treasurer. It was annouced that the chairman would name sub pmmittees at the meeting July 1 to have charge of the various details.
 It was dtided by a practically unani- nous vote to have parade of all the trades and labor organiza tions in the morning ot Labor Day, to be followed by speeehd, athletic sports and other forms of aiusement The parade prom ses to be tie big feature of the day and some of thl unions have already begun preparationd
 Prizes will be offered for the largest percentage ' membership in line, most appropriate informs, neatest appearance and handsorfest banner. Regular meet ings of the bmmittee will hereafter be held on the hrst and third Sunday in each month at 10 a. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18

podrome where he has just closed long engagement. Another favorite dn the or- ganization Is Tony Hart, formerly in the Bijou Musical Comedy company, who gives a monologue. The Sisters Dolly will take part introducing songs and dances, while the Otto Brothers will offer a pleas- ing speciality.
 Perhaps the most attractive feature of the bill will be the musical specialties presented by Gertrude Hoffman and her Manhattan Girls. Max Hoffn1ans music will be sung and some attractive num- bers are promised. Mrs Hoffman was also a member of the old Bijou Musical Comedy company and is a favorite here.
 The performance will conclude with a musical comedietta, entitled Everybody Works But Father" from the we'll known song. The entire company will take part and the music was written by Max Hoff- man.