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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-12
Bamberg County

= s5 acres more or less, 4room dwelling barn and
stables and one 3-room tenant house with barn and
III stables about 10 acres cleared and IN hne STATE OF
- cultivation Only one mile North of Bamberg, S.
~ c.. good for trucking or general crops. Will 60 at
~ bargain for limited time. Price on application
a. so acres more or less about 80 cleared. No
e buildings. Only about one mile from Ban1berg
~ Near enough to keep your town COWS and hogs
81 Price only $50 per acre.
- 100 acres, more or less, about mile South of
Y Odom's Bridge; IS acres cleared 5room dwelling,
81 dining room and kitchen, barn and stables and
- other outbuildings Lands in good state OF culva-
~ ton; good neighborhood. Price and terms on ap-
~ pcatlon.
~ 90 acres, about two-thirds of which is covered
Il with pecan trees lust coming into profitable bear
~ inq This property lies near the town of Denmark,
ri 4 railroad center A bargain awaits some one.
- Will pay for itself in few years. Price on appll-
Y cation
III A42 acres, more or less, 4-room dwelling, barn
q and stables and other outbulld1ngs: about $50
X acres cleared balance in hardwood timber. One
81 mile North of Midway on Southern Railway Price
81 $40 per acre.
x 40 acres without buildings, about IS acres
~ cleared, balance in hardwood timbers. Lies about
N one mile East of Midway on Southern Railway.
~ Price $40 per acre.
2oo acres more or less, about 100 acres cleared
III Aroom dwelling, barn and stables and other out
~ buildings. Well timbered with hard wood. Lies
- about two miles Northeast of Bamberg Price $40
~ per acre.
81 e1o acres lies within few hundred yards of Mid
s way Farm and stock lands. Price low; terms easy
X go acres, finely timbered with hardwoods, aud
III lies about miles of Ehrhardt on Coast Line R. r.
u 900 acres in Three Mile Township, well improved
x and in high state of cultivation Few farms as
y good in Bamberg county. Description and terms
II on application.
= j. T. O'NEAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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214 acres near Howell's mill, in fine state of
cultivation and portion of tract in virgin timber
This fine piece of property we offer for limited
time for only $40 per acre.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-12

NOTICE OF ELECTION.-An cleo
ton for one alderman for the town of
Bamberg will be held on Tuesday, Sep
tember 18th, to fill the vacancy caused
by the esignation of M. M. Smoak.
Managers of said election are M. w.
Brabham, F. M. Moye, and +: W: Free.
A. NJ. BRABHAM,
Clerk and Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements Under this Head Z5c
For rs Words or Less.

LOST-One white pointer, one year
old, few brown spots on head and one
on back; also one brown speckled point
er, about one year old, full grown. Re-
ward paid for return to this office.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-12

FOR SALE-Two buggies and two
sets of harness. Cheap for cash or on
easv terms. E. T. LAFITTE,
Bamberg, S. G.
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FOR SALE.-150 acres virgin pine
timber. Finest kind of saw mill timber.
Located Z mile from side track on South.
ern Railway, and three miles west of
Bamberg. Cheap for cash.
JONES A. WILLIAMS,
Bamberg, S. C.
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FOR SALE-Dry wood in one and
two foot lengths.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
FEWER FOOTBALL GAMES.
President Eliot, Of Harvard, FavorS
Cutting OF GridirOn Schedule.

Boston. Mass. Jan. u.-President Eliot
in his report to the Harvard overseers
yesterday. expressed desire for further
pruning Of the colleges athletic pro-
gramme. and pronounced himself in IA
vor Of a smaller list Of big football con-
tests.
Whether the adoption of his ideas as to
pruning the list of games would result
i'm cutting off the Yale game or the games
with Brown. Dartmouth. West Point, or
the Carlisle Indians is uncertain. but it
is probable that if his ideas prevail some
one or more of these contests viii be
done away with.
Even were the Yale game abolished, the
financial profits accruiug from the sport
would still be large. and this Is one of
the features Of football 10 whieH President
Eliot objects It is his desire 10 make
the Harvard Stadium free 90 all under
graduates of Harvard. and the CONNER
cial aspect of athletic sports is held by
him 60 be inconsistent with the best anna
teur ideals.
II is his aim 90 SO simplify Harvard
athletics that they snail occupy a sub
servient position in the college life. and
not maintain their present position as the
chief things in the undergraduate world
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
CAMPAIGN OF WINTER GOLF
Annual Pinehurst Tournament Be
gins January II.
Long Series of Events on Southern
Links WIZ Continue Until April
G-List of Matches.

The golf clubs Of this city have received
announcement of the fourth annual mid
winter tournament al Pinehurst. y. c.
January l.. a gold medal viii be award
cd for the best gross score in qualifying,
and the four siXteeas qualifying for the
presidents. secrctary's, ueasurer's, and
captains cups.
The third annual St. Valentines tour
nameBt begins February 13 four sixteens
qualifying for the presidents, secretary 8.
trcasurer's and captains cups, which
VIII be awarded % the winners.
Beginning February ~ there will be a
scratch match play event for women,
with q gold medal play for the best gross
score in qualification, and gold medal
for the runner-up.
The annual club championship begins
March Z. with a 35-hoIe qualification
round a gold medal being offered for the
best gross score and sterling cups for
winners and rwuner-up.
Tie third annual spring tournament be
gins March 10, four sixteeHs qualifying
for the presidents. secrejary's, treas
ureT's and captains cups. which viii be
awarded % the winners
The seventh annual united North and
South amateur championship begins
March q and continues through April s.
The opening event viii be the women S
championship. one division qualifying "a
gold medal being offered for the best
gross score. championship cup to the
winner of the match play round and a
gold medal for the runuer-up.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
MATCH FOR BILL SQUIRES
Los Angeles Club Would Have Him
Meet 0'Brien.
Manager WcCarey Has Wired Aus
tFaIiHn TO BE Ready for Bout
in april or May

New York. Jan. 11.-Although James
J Jefries has backed out OF the pro-
posed match will Bill Squires, Of Aus
tralia. because he cannot get all but
s. 600 Of the $4,000 purse offered by
the RhyoIite Athletic Club, an effort
will be made TO bring Squires TO this
country to meet Philadelphia Jack
OBrien in a twenty-round mill before
the Pacific Athletic Club Of Los An
geIes.
Manager McCarey. of the Les An
geIcs Club. has cabled Squires, who is
IN Melbourne, that if he viii sail for
America on January 2S ne can have
a fight with O'Brien in March or April.
prior TO the latter's mill with Tommy
Burns. which is scheduled for May.
According to the articles of agree
ment O.Brien has the privilege of in
dulging in one battle before tackling
Burns. but in the event Of a defeat his
conqueror viii meet Burns instead II
Souires can be induced to come here
10 fEht O'Brien. the contest would
probably excite considerable inter
est. in view of the boasted prowess
Of the Australian. II Squires should
happen 10 be good enough TO beat
O'R-icn. and then could put 1t over
Burns. be would be IN a position 20
force Jenries 10 grant reasonable
terms,
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
SUCCEED BEATS FAVORITE.
Lord of the Forest shows Up Poorly
at Ascot Park.

Los Angeles, Jan 11.-There was an inn
proved track at Ascot this afternoon.
The card. while but an ordinary one,
presented good racing. The feature event
of the day was the third, in which Sue
ceed defeated Sly Ben and the heavily
played favorite Lord Of the Forest The
latter ran like a plow horse. Uncle
Henry. the best Of those entered in the
fourth race, came home with the money
in hollow style.
FIRST RACE Selling; five furlongs Green, Jos
tKentl 90 l. won; OuaW, lJ tk0emerl. 3 20 3.
second; Keiter, l05 ID Bailey % 20 l. third.
Time. IN2 Illusion, Susarnah. Colewort, Cyciop5
and II Cazad0r also ran
SECOND RACE-Six fmlongs CoHlIdn l02 lHaF-
risl even won. Col. Jewell l04 I'D. Rleyl 10 10
second; Mountebank. lO4 Hischerl Is TO l. third.
Time. la514. Foncasta. Desmages Rama, Hostility,
and Suavita also ran.
THIRD RACE-SeIlinC. Futurity course. Succeed
lO7 Fischer g to I. won; 81 Ben, 10 lPrestonl
5 to o second; Lord Of the Forest 100 (koerncri
to 5. third Time, lllI2. Two Bills and Cadicb0u
also ran.
FOURTH RACE Selling; one mile. Uncle Henry
lO7 (Bulmanl, 6 10 5, won; Bauble, l02 Preston
10 20 second Sherry, l04 ID. Riley, 10 20 J. third
Time, 1:iilz. Niona Netting, Eanhope, Rodolfo
Gilpin, and I m Joe also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: one mile. Kinsman 10.
tKuuz). 20 ], won; Komomho, 81 (Sulliyani "a
I. second Roman Boy I0i tBolandl % 10 J. third
Time. l-i5 Aucassin, Myrtle H.. Paro, Turkey
Root, L. Wr0useman, Rosinini. l.. Travers. SEED
cake sand Frank Y. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SeIling. seven furlongs. Critic. Ig7
CTalbert), 20 10 l. won; Confcss0r los CN Riley. Il
TO 8 second; Sir CaUthers. I05 iCoanl. 70 l. third
Time. -93t. AzOra. Bin Curtis King Of Mist Mis-.
Martha, and Revolt also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
ATLANTIC LEAGUE PLANS.
VIII Put Opposition Teams in viii
mIngton and Trenton.

New York Jan 11.-Defeated in their
'attempt to secure protection from the
National Association Of Baseball Leagues
the presidents Of the six clubs comprising
the New Atlantic League held a meeting
last night and formulated plans for an
independent league. The Atlantic League,
1t was announced, at the conclusion of
the meeting will contest the Tri-State
League which secured the protection the
Atlantic League failed to obtain.
It was decided that clubs will be main
tanned in Trenton and Wilmington, despite
the fact that the Tri-State viii go into
those cities Clubs will also be cstab-
lished in the four cities originally
pianned-Reading, Allentown. Chester. and
Pottsville.
President J. w DObbins announced
after the meeting that applications mad
been received from Elizabeth, \. j.,
Easton, Pa, Newark, n. j., and Paterson,
n. J. It the AtIantic League decides to
enter two OF these cities with clubs, as ii
is now planned, It will come as closely
into competition with the Eastern League.
particularly in Newark, as with the Tri-
State League
President Dobbins. who represents the
Trenton club of the Atlantic League, and
A W. Lawson. of the Wilmington club,
are 20 visit an Of the eight cities It is
proposed 10 enter. to study the baseball
conditions there ON their return another
meeting is 10 be held in Philadelphia upon
the call of Mr. Dobbius. They will report
on the two remaining cities most feasible
for selection in their estimation.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
YELLOWSTONE AT Is TO 1.
Wins Third Race at Oakland at
Tempting Odds

San Francisco, Jan. 1l.-Sport this
afternoon was Of an ordinary descrip-
tion. Two odds-on favorites rewarded
the hackers. Yellowstone won the third
race at the tempting odds Of Is TO !.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Fivc and one-haIf flrlongs. Hand
maiden. l07 H0Enerj. ] 20 g. won; Alaric 100 0ira-
ham. TO l. second; Silver Line i07 Williams.
4 10 ]. third Time, I:l9 %. joyful Aiaia Aienden.
Pescadoro. and Sharper Bavn also ran.
SECOND RACE Seveu-tighths Of mile NIe3da-
lo5 fGTsham), Is to g. won. Rctrou l07 0Horncrl.
6 20 I. second: Jim Pendergsst I02 Wils1ul 50 10 l.
third. Time, l.}2 Sir Garter EIha Pachuca.
Queen Alamo Avoucll3, and Ilmafor also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fuurty course Yellowstone no
Brown, IS to ]. won; Procrastinaje ig7 Hornerl
6 90 l. second; Hgigethorua. 100 CKuapp 2 10 l.
third. Time, IA Is Angeta Judge NJ A Powell
Jake Ward. Warte Nichtc, and Cart Burnett also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and ouceiehth miles. Lone
Wolf lO7 SANDY, % l. won. TTapsettcr. 10 iGm-
haml. 10 I. second; Briarthorpe l07 Uaaguel. II
20 !. third Time, l;i6 Is. Jake Moose. Cancj1.
Leila HILL Sinner Simon, rauingan, Chestnut. and
PAY Ne also ran
FIFTH RACE-Onc milo. Mctlakatla I07 ONil-
hamsl. l tu p won Svaggvr, l04 fH0rner S to l.
second kogo. 90 lkirsclbauml 9 90 T. third Time
lao Dot Terrell. Dora L. Hainaut and Barker
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-FUuUrity course. Barnosal. I03
SANDY. 10 p won, LisaD. los Brown 3 To 3
second: Monte Lucille. los Williams to l. third
Time. IL Is. Boloman and Cock Sure also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
FIFTH RACE-One and
fuIr-Naar-nlls md nuHlrI
BELMONTS TO COMPETE.
Athletic Club VIII Have Two Teams
i'm BaItfomre Meet.

The Belmont Athletic Clubs senior and
and junior relay teams viii compete in
the indoor meet at Baltimore this even
ing-
The makeup Of the teams follow: Senior
-BOerstein, Johnston Dick and Smith
son; Junior-Welcker. Wallace, Donovan.
and Johnson.
The club has not yet been notified as
10 what teams they viii run, but it is un-
derstood that the seniors viii be matched
with Carroll Institute
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
SWEET MARIE TO RACE.
Great Mare VIII BE Trained for
Campaign Next Spring

It Is now announced that Sweet Marie
, .02 VIII again be trained and exhibited.
Ever since the purchase Of Sweet Marie
It the "Old Glory Sale" by George NJ
Webb, who was acting for Z. T. stotes-
bury. there has been much speculation
among horsemen as to the future Of the
trotting queen. Mr.. Webb is author of
the above statement.
IN addition to her training she will be
exhibited ine the tan bark arena, and
under the skillful tutelage Of SIR. Webb
she should have little difficulty in win
ming IN her class. She is enjoying the
best Of health. and is being logged about
ten miles every day except Sundays and
holidays
Her sire, Mckinney, 2:flh, is fast com
ing to tie 'front.' as the most remarkable
sire Of extreme speed. and seems destined
10 become the founder Of another great
branch OF the Wilkes family.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Middies Ready for CarroIIs.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. Jan. 1.-THE first match
game of basketball ever played in An
napolis will take place at the Naval
Academy tonight when the midship-
mems FIVE viii meet the strong team of
the Carroll Institute, Of Washington. The
middies have been working hard and eX-
pect to make a good showing against the
Washingtonians. The middies lineup
will probably be; Green, center; MCkit-
trick and Albeit. forwards; Norton leap
tain) and Stevens. guards
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
INDIAN BOWLING TEAM.
Carlisle Redskins Want TO Enter
intercollegiate League,

Carlisle. Pa. Jan 1.-THE Carlisle IN
dians are the latest addition to the In
teTcollegiate Bowling Association, which
included last year Pennsylvania. La
fayette, HaveTford, and Columbia. Other
colleges that have been admitted TO the
league are Johns Hopkins and Princeton.
The season VIII begin in February. A
cup viii be offered TO the college winning
the championship, each member Of the
association meeting every other member
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
sQUIRES WINS QUICKLY.
Australian knocks Out Mike VIII
Iinms In Forty-1iNe Seconds.

Melbourne Australia, Jan. n.-With
terrific right swing to the jaw, Bill
Sduires. the Australian champion.
knocked Mike Williams cold, and the time
was inst forty-five seconds after the gong
had sounded for the first round OF the
battle
Williams was considered a good man.
but he was never dangerous for moment
with Squires. and admitted after the bout
that he was OutclaSsed.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Intercitv shem Rnce PIanned.

New York, Jan. thames Pilking-
ton, president Of the National Associa-
tion Of Amateur Oarsmen. said yester-
day that he hoped to arrange an eight
Dared race between crews from this
city. Philadelphia, Boston, and Balti-
more. to be rowed at the jamestown
Exposition this year, even if the ma
tiOnal regatta was held elsewhere. He
plans to select the men on the same
basis as in the New York Philadelphia
intercity contest at Baltimore in 1905.
when the previous records Of the oars
men were considered.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
nurpt,r After Championship.

New York, Jan. 11.-TOmmy Murphy.
who defeated Young Corbett so easily,
announced to-day that he was going
after the best men in the country He
announced he was ready for all OF
them excepting Cans. Murphy says he
is a youngster and viii wait a while
before he goes after the Baltimore
crack.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
LEVY WILL FACE SUITS.
san Francisco FisHt Promoter 80
Explain TO Grand Jury.

san Francisco Cal, Jan. lit is eZ-
pected that Morris Levy. one of the
members of the San Francisco tight trust
viii be summoned before the grand jury
n order 70 give some information Of the
way in which he and his associates have
procured permits from the city officers in
the pas, for the holding of fights.
Levy thought "a little time ago that he
would re better of out of the State. and
left for Colorado without second thought
But he was brought back by a suit which
was Instituted against him by the owners
of the hall which he leases, or the ground
that re had violated the contract by sub
letting the building.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Cans wants Eastern Referee.

Chicago. i'll. Jan. f1.-Joe Cans. the
lightweight champion of the world. an
nounced here to-day that he would in
Sist on an Eastern referee in his com
ing bout with Jimmy Britt. Cans said:
There are just as many good referees
i'm the East as i'm the West, and there
viii be an Eastern referee in the ring
with Britt and myself. 1t will only be
necessary for the referee to count Britt
out. but I am not taking any chances
with fouls and all that sort of thing
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
st. Johns sprinters Report.
D b u Washington -

Annapolis, Md, Jan. 1.-THE field and
track team of ST. Johns College. Annap-
oils, has begun active practice A relay
team Will be formed at once to rur
against Western Maryland College in IN,
games TO be held at the Fifth Regiment
Armory. Baltimore. February s. John Har-
rSon. of Baltimore is captain of the
team. Among the sprintcrs are Edwin
WdTheld jr.. son of the governor, and
Griffith Mudd, formerly Il member of the
Georgetown track team
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Double Header aty. VI. c. A.

Two fast games Of basketball are eX-
pected at the Y. n c \. this evening
when the reserve team Of the assOcia-
tion lines up against the Vespcrs and
the Savages and Yankees. Of the junior
department, meet The reserve team has
mot lost n match. and they have been
putting up good game against the T5Ju-
lars in practice.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Perry Belmont Reelected.

New York. Jan. u.-At the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the United
Hunts Racing Association, held at the
office in the Windsor Arcade. yesterday
afternoon, the following directors were
reelected to serve for three years. Perry
Belmont, Henry W. Bull, Ralph n. Ellis.
aud J. W. Colt
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
MeIIodr Aftcr Joe Cans.

Honey Melody. the welter-weight cham
pion, has expressed a desire TO fight ice
Cans at catch weights. Melody says
Cans does not have to go after O'Brien
for a battle, but that the Baltimore man
can sign articles for a fight TO a finish
with Melody at once. Melody is both
clever and hard hitter.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
international swimming Watch.

Philadelphia. Jan. 11--There will be
a dual swimming meet in the Red and
Blue tank in the Franklin Field gymna-
stun between the University of Penn
sylvania and the University OF Chicago
on Februarv Is.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Ncm orIenns se1ertinns-

First race-Windfan. Spider Web.
kankakee.
Second race-Commandant, Incauta-
tion. Twenty Shot
Third race-Rebel Queen. Dick Rose.
Coincident.
Fourth raee-Wes, Judge Post. James
Reddick-
Fifth raee-Phil Finch, Emergency.
Devout
Sixth race-Padre, Lady Ellison, Fon-
soluca.
Seventh race-Wes. Delmore, Society
Bud.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12

Cioals-Reses isl Sannino 10. Thompson ca,
Hughes o. Moriarty .3l. Draeger 49,. HaUdiboe %
Bo-le d. Timer-Nir BOYD. Scorer-Mr- Shreyes.
Refcree-Nr. CollifOweT.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
ORDWAYS IN LEAD.
Defeat commissioners Quint in Fast
Game of Basket-baII.

Before a large crowd. the Ordways de-
feated the Commissioners Als to 161z in
splendid exhibition OF basketball.
This puts the Ordways in the lead in the
pennant race. Sannino and Reyes, for
the winners. played fast game, their
work at all times being clever.
Tfue-up and summary.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing them; must
be seven years old; no industrial p1li-ies- THE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. g07 G. St na.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Murphy Must Improve.

In the last two years Murphy was
knocked out by Terry McGovern in one
round. and was completely outpointed and
made to !oos Ike "a novice by Abe Attel,
Phil Logan twice. Spike Robson, and
Danny Dougherty. and. was beaten 10 a
standstIl In fifteen rounds by Matty
Baldwin. All of these men are practically
featber-welghts. excepting Dougherty and
Logan. who rarely weigh more than lee
pounds So that il viii be seen that the
Hariemite who is now hankeTiug for "a
position in the lightweight class viii
have to improve at least 100 per cent to
hold his own.
COrbett is a real puzzle to his friends
and they axe lesion Only twcuty-sjE
years of age, organically a perfect man.
he is the wonderment of the sporting
world Should ne take q rigid course of
training, cut out all that is antagOnistic
90 the best physical condition, and appear
in the ring as he did in November, 1891.
when with one leap he became a worlds
champion. there are not many who can
take his measure.
If he were TO give the sports just q
flash Of his ability they would be salts
fed. As he tore Of his gloves after the
Murphy fight Wednesday night throwing
his left TO George COnsidine and the
other To the writer he said; These may
be the last 7 may ever put on again. ~
He. however. owes it to the sporting pub
lie to make good and beat the man whom
he was touted far and wide 20 annihilate
inside of four rounds.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Rurns FniIr to ston Grim.

philadelphia, Jan. 11.-Tommy Burns
knocked down Joe Grim many times at
the Lyceum last night, but the Italian
was there at the end with smile on
his yisaSe.