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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-02-11
Spends $4,000 in Three Months,

New York. Feb. S.-Although he
had only ten cents in cash in his
pockets, boy of 19 years, who said
that he was Frank K. Hitler, of Lit
tie Rock. Ark, said that he had
spent $4,000 within three months.
This information he confided to de-
tectives after he had been arrested
last night or the complaint of the
manager of local hotel who charges
that young Hitler pasesd worthless
check at the hotel.
The boy had recently been stay
ing at the Hotel Astor and has
cashed several checks there, which
he admits are worthless, according
to the police.
A bank book showing an account
of $500 was found upon. him. 1t
was issued by the National Bank CT
Commerce of Dallas. Texas.
Hitler said that he inherited con-
siderable money from his father and
has since been blowing 1t in
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-02-11
Robley Male Quartet.

This high-class attraction is the
next regular number on the lyceum
course at the Fitting School. They
will appear here next Tesday even
ing, the 18th instant, the entertain
ment beginning at $3.50 p. m. sharp.
Note the following testimonials:
Durango, Colo.-Every member is
an artist in the vocal line. Especial
ly appreciated was Mr.. Robley, sec
ond tenor, although the others rank
ed superior to anything Durango has
enjoyed in years. The Democrat
advises everyone who has an oppor-
tunity to hear the Robley Quartette
to do so.-Durango Democrat.
Wymore, Neb.-The entertain
ment given by the Robley Male Quar-
tette at the Christian church We'd
.nesday night was really fine. The
quartette harmony was bordering
on perfection, while the solo work
could not be better. 10 hear Rob-
ley read is to forget yourself and to
laugh or cry with him.-Arbor
State.
Grand junction, Colo.-The Rob
ley Male Quartette is without a
doubt one of the best musical COM
panies ever heard in Grand Junction.
The Daily Sentinel.
Goldendale, Wash.-To say the
Robley Quartette pleased only half
expresses the universal opinion OF
those who heard them last night.
The audience was perfectly delight
ed.-The Agriculturalist:
Denver, Colo.-The Robley Male
Quartette is giving series of con-
certs in this city. Last night they
sang at the Central Christian church
to a highly pleased audience.-Den-
yer Post.
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Special Music.

Last Sunday morning the congre-
cation of Trinity Methodist church,
of this city, had a delightful pleasure
in the duet, '"Thy will be DONE" SO
charmingly rendered as an offertory
by Mrs. Harry All and Miss Bessie
All, of Allendale, who are guests CT
Miss Addys Hays.
Miss Bessie All has previously fav.
ored this congregation with one OF
her choicest selections, and the news
that she would lend her sweet voice
again was hailed with genuine pleas
ure.
Mrs. Harry All sang also at the
evening service, using, Il heard the
voice of Jesus say" in most charm
ing style. Her voice is combina'
ton of unusual sweetness, with great
power and volume. We hope these
delightful singers will make frequent
visits to Bamberg.
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Baptist Church News and Notices.
DIRECTORY.

Preaching service every Sunday
morning at II o'clock and evening
at 1880 o'clock by the pastor, Rev
o. J. Frier.
Sunday-school every Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, c. w. Rentz, su
perintendent.
By. P. U. every Tuesday evening
at 1880 o'clock, David G. Fielder
president.
Prayer meeting every Thursda!
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Woman's NJ. U. meets Wednesday
afternoon after each End Sunday
after preaching service.
Observance of the Lords Supper
the first Sunday in each quarter.
NEWS AND NOTICES.
A splendid congregation attended
the morning services last Sunday
morning. The pastors theme was
the true attitude of Christian citi
zenship. The cool wind played
havoc with the evening congraga
ton, and only a small crowd listen
ed to the interesting theme, dis
coursed upon by the pastor. namely
the final state of the righteous. The
incident suggested ,the vital ques,
ton the disciples of Christ asked
him on a certain occasion, Lord, are
there many that be saved?"
The B. Y. P. U. had temperance
program this week with some spe
cial music, and took collection fol
missions.
The Sunday-school is thriving
Several new members last Sunday
A collection will be taken next Sun
day in the Sunday-school for foreign
missions. The pastor suggested thai
each be d foreign missionary for one
day, and give all they make that da,
to this noble cause. 1t is to be hoped
many will do this. Don't forge
this, children, nor older ones, either
Let us all ponder over the follow
ing suggestion: IF all the members
of my church were just like me
what sort of a church would m!
church be?'
All night services, until further
notice. will begin at 1880 o'clock.
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The Confederate Monument.

1t has now been something like five
or six years since the first EFFORT was
made to raise funds for the Confed-
crate monument to be erected on the
court house square at BamDerg. Dur
ing that time money has been SUD-
scribed and there is something in the
neighborhood of $500 in actual sight.
There are other promises which make
the amount upwards of one thousand
dollars. 1t is now imperative that the
amounts subscribed be paid in, so
that the ladies of the Civic League
can know what steps to take to raise
the balance.
The Ladies Civic League has agreed
to undertake some big Ehings In
Bamberg, and aside from the mere
physical beauty of the town, the
League aims to do a perpetual and
lasting work. There is nothing more
laudable than the attempt to raise
funds for a Confederate monument
and this is what they propose to do
in addition to their self appointed
tasks of civic cleanliness and beauty.
AS soon as the money subscribed
has been paid in to MIR. H. j. Brab-
ham, or any of the ladies of the
League, work will be begun for COM
pleting the amount. A man well
qualified to speak on the subject has
stated that the very reasonable sum
of fourteen hundred dollars will be all
that will be necessary to secure the
monument. Furthermore, that man
is ready to submit plans of a beautl-
full monument.
There are few county seats in
South Carolina, or in the entire South
for that matter, where there are not
monuments to the Confederate veter-
ans. Shall we lag behind? shaH
Bamberg be slow in hOnoring ose
who honored the South? Shall our
sentiment and love for Hampton and
Lee and Jackson, and the prtvates
who bore the heat and burden of the
day, shall our love for them be mere
memory, or shall we respond to the
appeal of the Ladies Civic League AS
sociation and give Of our material
substance to see the monument placed
on our square?
There are several amounts which
will be paid in which will make the
fund swell. They will be paid in
provided others will aid and do their
parts.
In the spring it is proposed to have
a spring carnival and the proceeds
will be donated to the monument
fund. Such affairs have been con-
Quoted with marked success. Not
only have these affairs been success
full financially, but they have served
to give the towns much valuable ad-
vertising and have brought new busl-
ness to the towns.
From now on the monument is the
thing. When you go to sleep be sure
to let your last thought be about this
thing. When you wake be sure to
have it on your mind to help in this
good cause. When you think, some
people do think at times, let it be, to
plan how you can help the Confeder-
ate monument cause.
Civic Teapue Association.
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Play Friday Evening.

Let every one attend the play by
the Girls Amateur Club Of kearse
at the Fitting School chapel Friday
evening, February 18th. The pro-
ceeds will be used by the Civic
League for the improvement of the
town, therefore every citizen should
feel public-spirited enough to help
swell the fund by attending.
Admission: Is cents for children;
25 cents for adults, and 35 cents for
reserved seats.
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EDXorth League Dots.

The devotional meeting OF the
Epworth League was held Tuesday
evening. as usual. Quite large
crowd was present and enjoyed the
interesting program that was rem
dered. A selection on the Baptism
of Christ was read by Miss Annie
Lou Byrd, aDh The temptations Of
Christ" was read by Miss Mayme Gee
Jennings. Mr.. NJ w. Brabham con-
Quoted the services. and gave a prac,
tical talk on the two selections that
were read. The League is doing a
good work.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-02-11
New Advertisements.

C.. R. Brabham-For Sale.
Ehrhardt Banking Company
Four Per Cent. and Safety.
County Dispensary Board
Monthly Statement.
Hoover's Drug Store--New Soda
Fountain.
H. J. Brabham. Jr.-Here's Hop
ing.
E. Bart Price-Raise Your Own
Vegetables.
Herald Book Store-And Still
They Come.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-02-11

The first quarterly conference OF
the Methodist churches here was held
last Sunday. The various depart
ments of church work were inquired
into by Presiding Elder C. B. Smith,
who presided, and the work for this
year seems to have started on we'll.
J. w. Stokes and W. D. Rhoad were
elected as delegates to the Orange
burg district conference, which meets
at Denmark about the first OF May,
with A. w. Knight and N. w. Brab-
ham as aiternateS.
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Will Not be Confirmed.

Washington, Feb. 9.-Crum Will
not be confirmed at this session OF
congress, and it will be up to MIR.
Taft to make good his public utter
ances or to act counter to them.
Senator Frye to-day withdrew the
motion to confirm Crum. He asked
Senator Tillman if he was nearing
the end of his discussion Of the
question, to which Mr.. Ttllman re-
piled that he was about half done
Mr.. Frye then asked the minority
leader, Senator Culberson, when he
thought a vote could be reached.
Mr.. Culberson replied that he saw
no chance to get vote before Marcn
Il, whereupon Frye announced that
he would withdraw the whole mat
ter.
Several Democratic senators were
prepared to make long speeches on
the subject. Senator Tillman, all
told, has spoken seven and hall
hours on the subject.
Washington, Feb. 9.-Senator
Frye to-day abandoned his efforts to
have the nomination Of w. D. Crum,
the negro reappointed as collector OF
customs at Charleston, S. c., con-
firned at the present session. After
the doors of the senate were closed
he asked the Democrats to agree to
permit the Crum nomination to
come to a vote on March /.
Failing to obtain the agreement
he said:
every we'll, I will withdraw the
nomination for the present.
It is understood by senate leaders
that the case will not be again con-
sidered at the present session.
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Farmers Union.

Every farmer in Bamberg county
is asked and urged to be present at
the court house, Friday, February
10th, at ten o'clock, for the purpose
of organizing a county Farmers
Union.
A State officer will make an ad-
dress.
R. w. MATHENY,
Secretary.
Bamberg, S. c., Feb. 8, 1909.
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Meeting Of Farmers.

All local unions of Bamberg county
are requested to send delegates to
Bamberg on Wednesday, February
18th, to attend a meeting OF the
county Farmers Union, which meet
ing is to be held to elect county
president and transact other business
of importance.
D. H. RICE.
President.
Bamberg, Feb. s, 1909.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
A meeting of the stockholders OF
the Farmers Merchantile Company Is
called at Olar, South Carolina, ~
o'clock, a. M, February 23rd, 1903,
for the purpose of reducing the CAPT.
tai stock Of said corporation to one
half of the amount named in char
ter. R. M. KEARSE,
H. H. KEARSE,
Directors.
Olar, S. c., Jan. 27, 1909.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-02-11

Just received, fresh shipment of
Lowney's Candy. J. A. BATES &
CO.'S.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-02-11

For Sale.-Selected Eden and
Watson watermelon seed. Apply TO
G.. r. BRABHAM, Bamberg, S. c.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-02-11

For Rent.-Five-room house near
electric plant with acre lot and good
garden. Apply to MRS. c. F. ELL
ZEY, Bamberg, S. G.
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BARNWELL COUNTY.

4O8 acres, 396 acres cleared and
in high state of cultivation, with a
modern dwelling of beauty in de-
sign; large rooms, Is by 20; with
hallway 10 feet wide, large cellar
conveniently arranged, fine well of
flowing artesian water, piped through
the building at convenient points,
with large sewerage pipe, which con-
veys all waste matter away from the
premises; all lights are furnished by
acetylene fixtures; servant house in
yard; large barn, Y stories. with
comfortable stables.
One servant house with rooms
and 2 tenant houses with 2 rooms
each.
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DENMARK.

One 2-story dwelling with ten
rooms, with an average of 16h by
% feet each; hot and cold water
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-02-11

For Sale.-Feather beds, so cents
a pound. Address Box lat, Bam-
berg, S. G..
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BAMBERG COUNTY.

900 acres of extra fine land, 900
acres cleared AMI in high state Of
cultivation; nice dwelling; large barn
with 2 stories and comfortable sta
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-02-11
Beautiful Homes and Farms
THAT WILL BE SOLD SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR A
LIMITED TIME.

IL other beautiful residences
modern in style and ranging in sizes
from 5 to rooms each, averaging
IA by16 feet. These properties lie
on east end of Dix street, and runs
westward on Boundary street.
One large 2 story hay and grain
barn, measuring 65 by 130 feet. on
south side of plantation.
Large Sale Stables on corner OF
Lartigue and Pascallis streets, meas
uring 95 by 100 feet, and fronts pub
lie school.
These properties are in the town
of Blackville, S. c., and lie conyen-
lent to all business streets.
churches, schools and depot.
Terms, one-third cash and balance
on easy payments.
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Quarterly Conference.

Bamberg. Feb. s. 1909.
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o. acres about miles east of Den
mark, S. c.; % acres cleared, bal
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Entertainment February 22nd.

Bamberg, S. c., Feb. 8, 1909.
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Olar, S. c., Jan. 27, 1903.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
GOODWIN TIMES.

Mes-r,. Black and Edwards have in isfed= harvesting their rice and have commenced tHfa>bing.
 Mr. j. ! Reedy WAS d business yis- itaf in Memphis Monday and Wed. ae7dat T iaSt week.
 The.Hofth poie controversy must be over II the last few day, nave been req Nafm.
 Mf-# j. D. Edmonds. of Hriukley. is visiting her husbend al the rice farm this week.
 Hr. J. A Grimes, of Gum Grove. Was visiting here several days this week
 Mis- Myrtle Daniap, of Memphis. is visiting Mr and Mrs. John Sherman H6i7 week
 Nrsluln F. nya' made business tfHfta Forrest City Monday.
 Mr. Bon Brown, of the Rock Island Eallr4ad. visited lis mother. Ms. l.. \. Brown. tAe first Of tUe week.
 NJ. and Mrs j. W. WiImouth have moved t9 Goodwin 10 reside perna- HeHtIy Their friends are delighted 10 welcome them home again.
 NJ Tom Brown attended church at tAe Ro~ey eeioat house S4nday
 pepaty SHeria E x. Moore. of For resf City k visiting home folk, al NaoHI.ake. this week
 Sqafe J. II Cayanaugu of Moon Lake. va iH town Saturday.
 Messf9. John Sherman and J. II. Gayaaaaet. tHe two dispenser, of ius- lice from Gaod@iu township. were in Forrest City Monday in attendance upon quorum Court.
 Squire Hugh Smith. of Wheatley. "as here enroute To Forrest City Monday
 What > the matter with the candi- dateS that they haven't announced themselves. Come out and let u, kn9@ who yo9 are.
 Ne~-fS. otho Jordan and l.. F. Eeedy were visitors to Forrest Ci,v >atar4a4 night.
 Nf7 T. C Nall of Forrest City. aa> visiting ill Goodwin sunday.
 Af=ait4 Mr,. j. W. Wilmouth visit ea aflea3s= ami relatives at Newark S ndaY
 irat. Naa- father and mother are visiting tae fi9[ and friends here liil9 Meek JACK.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08

give the public a view of the lie that has .vitaIiled western history. =TAex look upon their summer tour iH tHe nature of holiday lark. Al Hs eanz clusion they will return to their aa- ties among the thousands T lIafS > and cattle which roam the l7l Ranch fertile acres
 The lol Eancli las remained intact III all it's Na>tne,S. despite he #aItax of the small farmer into Oklahoma. Regulation 4aafter-secti0u Hgme- >tead> completely eucifcte it's afeI b#Ii the lol Ranch range stit. remains largely uubIocktd and roads end and trails begin there Several tFiB5z af Indians, living as primitigely 4> ia the old days, have their homes 8H The great tract and tHe buffalo Randef- Ii will Incidentally the MHierS aan more than one.tentI of the present day number of 1his oHe distinctive American animal
 This k the second year that has numbered the lul Ranch owner, in the ranks of professional tra4eIa1 amusement pur>eYors. For many years the lol Ranch has been tfe wonder ,potand show pIate of aHI tHe southwest Frequently the Miller. gathered their cowboys and cd0zifls
 
 and horse, and steers and baiIalaes into prairie arena. summoned 4 lew score of 1Ie red men Wha#Laa their NigWam homes nearby and ga4e ifa= promptu entertainments FHe fame of these spectacular displays attracted first the attention Of Oklahoma. and then their fame spread through tHe country In June, I9as the railroads deposited more than 75.ouo persons. who came from cities even a9 remote aS Ne" York and San Francisco. II one of these gatherings. Two wears later when the Jamestown Exposition was promoted. thedirectors tarned ta the Miller bros d. tAe me4t famaa~ representatives Of The cattle rais.az business, togise an arenic Illustration .ot it's features. That tIe show ff54- the Oklahoma prairie was The ~eu,a. nona triunphof the fair is Known t8 all "ho attended So tam tfft,5I.s,.#t tremendous was the patronage and popularity that New York cit1 ie- manded a duplicate entertainment. Ihe Ni.Ier~ hurried back t9the ranch recraited another show frem fife rrz sources ottAeiracre- and seut it i'm la Brighton Beach. NeN York Ci.E-4Iare tar six weeks 1t broke metrapa. nan records efaftendaacc and favor
 Before the first snow If winter had whitened the IW Ranch range I4n5 the Miller, and thefr men and women and live stock were lack from W6at they all called their spree. win G5 notion but that 0eja=exIerleaea=,t~ "Sho" people Was over. Eat fIe# reputation their entertainment had achieved had made to4 deep aH IH5- pressIon not tu focg, the longing ete. oi famous amusement men apanff#.a iol Ranch. The three raue#aeli fe=I sisted all oyertures and propositions came to them from many and saFie8 datterIng sources until Edward Af. ilngton placed his plans before tHeH' Then they capitulaled ant the lHr Ranch Wild West Show became a per
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08

aHeEt factor in the world of tented 4U eHeHts. Mr Arlington assumed tss a-ifs charge ef route. publicity #Ha s#6 her manifold duties of pro matH- He progress and publicity of tLe-l-N. .ea{iug the Nillers untram meet IH tIetF conduct Of the arena.
 The I=sasi made by the show last year k ele unprecedented in the his tory af .#e circus IL travelled as far north IH Canada a> the railroad pene- trate~. aH5 aid hot end it's journey ing- utl It Lad ,IoWn it's wonders to MeNiea CItg Mexico. Its success was ud iess spontaneous than enduring EverswHeIa crowds locked to it's per f0rmance. ueYer seeming 10 tire of its stirring. auN ate3 s.enes and move meHt The organization which i> com ing ta this city k aa aupliied edition u the show which startled the amusement word .4st year. It is solely q req Wi1t west show Every feature aHd figure |, aHgua. with the l6l Eanch-cQH boy,.Cawgirl> Indians, b4eking horses and trained COW po- uies. champions ot the iariat. the gun and tAe bow and arrow long horn steefs. pare biooded h-tla.oes. temi- grant sehooHefs and old time prairie stage coaches. Without variation or Illusion tLe sports, pa,timeS, hard slip, adventures chjya.fies and rou- the duties Of the ranch and range are reproduced in a great arena
 Miiief Bros. X Arlington have as pired to make their preliminary street parade l pageant that will remain a glorious memory 10 all who view it.
 More than one hundred Indians are q fantastic feature Every person and every animal with the organization is required to be in line The caYal- cade stretches more than q mile in length Il k q moving summary of the west which knows no barbed wire of blocked trails.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08

in magnitude has ever before been seen in this city. The real life of ranch and range aud Indian camp will be represented in all is vivid and romantic picturesqqeness by actual living figures of the frontier.
 The organization comes here direct from the Miller BraS ranch at Bliss. Oklahoma, the largest and most ia nous in all the world The -uO mem. bers of the show are permanent em- ployees Of the enterprise, paroled 10
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
MoneA lnme, in Rnnches

ta A.A eIisbam, of TreadweH. N
 t4AN Ills reason k well worth 5eailH- Iaf long time suffered itae ihd eeefiau. torpid liver consti- I.t5 l4ii. eFFaaNht>>, and general de bi.ilAs iae writes. Il couldn't sleep. it7 aPhe# t.e. haf ambition, grew weak ef every cay il spite of all medical .te@1tsh Then used Electric Bit {eEss I&e4e bottles restored all my 2.dziime health and Higor. Now | e4a attend t4 business every day. lts wonderful medicine. " Infal- iute lat >t@acH, Liver. Kidneys. Hsaad and Aeafes. 5oc. tt all druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08

The l0l Ranch Wild West Show
 the only distinetiNely and exclusively authentic prairie amusement orgaui- ration of the country will visit this city on October il, presenting after noon and evening performances, and introducing itself with m elaborate and original forenoen street parade. Miller bros. X Arlington Iointowner> of the institution make promise that nothing ike the lol Ranch trayelng amusement adjunct in character or
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Gold Weather Advice

To all is to beware Of coughs and odds on the chest: as neglected they readily lead to pneumonia, consump- -ionor pulmonary troubles. Just soon k the cough appears treat il with Ballard s lIorehoand Syrup,the stand ard cure of America >e as directed
 perfectly armfet X cure and pre- ventiYe fof al diseases of the lungs
 Price 25c. ole and SI 00 per bottle SaId bE J J. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
{ confirmation Notice.

#a ..sfs eaHrt >s Francis County.
 Natis'. x aeHat#F -.saf lfat i.nn Wan. h.. .4tsl q i.i=laat4 le iAe 1uau-rry Court in Sl ! fsatts county Ntk41>a> ~tat.6e facl, which .#is | al-lila a.Hr rl-lt and ll1lr iu him to zt7 7 e a554 tu tle northeast quarter
 V ei -t-.5lg tgr1.t t..l tuHu>hlp f1urt tlt If II tti.-t 5iIt# west aud asking thai his .tH ta ea.a taad Hr auietrQ and confirmed 4ezHH ii .aId t1-l1H 4s-s-e' N. ". >EABoRN Clerk.