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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13
Fred L. Parker, ct. al,

Fred u. Parker, ct. al,
Pursuant to the decree in this
cause, / will offer for sale at public
vutcry to the highest bidder before
ths court house, town of Edgefeld
and state of South Carolina, on
salesday in November 1909, the same
being the lst day of said month, be
tween the legal hours Of sale, the
following described realty to wit:
Tract No: L.
The home tract of land, contain
ing one hundred ard fifteen and
three-quarter (1I5a) acres, more or
less, and bounded on .Ehe north by
lands of Milton Parker and tract
No. hereof, on the south by the
Blocker road, on the east by the
Cambridge road, and on the west by
the lands of D. B. Holfingsworth.
Tract No. 3.
That tract of land containing
eighty-three and a half. (s3@) acres,
more or less, and bounded on the
north by tract No. 8, hereof, on the
south by the home tract, on the
east by the Cambridge road and on
the Fest by the lands OF d. b. Hol.
lingsworth.
Tract No. 8.
That tract of land containing
eighty and one half (so4) acres,
more or less, and bounded on the
nortk. by tract No. 4, hereof, on the
south by tract No. 2, hereof, on the
east by the Cambridge road, and on
tise west by lands of D. j. Hollings-
worth.
a. e: Tract No. e.
Thst tract of land containing one
fhuadfed and eight and three quarter
I f{a88f fiacres, more or less, and bounds
kei on the north by the Cheatham
f.place, on the the south By tract No.
g., on the east. BY the Cambridge
road, andon the west by. lands of
d. B. Hollingsworth. - ~ r.
All that tract of land containing.
sixty (5o) acres but by the plat of az
recent survey contains s5 3-96 acres
more orless, and known as the Poor.
House place, bounded on.sthe north'
and east by the Poor House proper
ty on the south by lands of the Poor.
House and on the east by lands of,
M. P. Wells and north. by lands OF.
John Spann.
Terms of sale: One half cash,
and the balance on credit Of one
year, with interest from the daySof
sale. Purchaser to give bond and+as
mortgage of the premises sold, to Sc
cure the payment of the credit por-
tion, mortgageeto include ten per
cent. for attorneys fees, if foreclos-
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13
Rinse Starch.

"A method Of starching infants fine
dresses and all dainty fabrics: First
starch as usual then open up the gar
zment well and dip down once into
clear water. When dry slightly damp
en- in warm water and roll up for few.
minutes. Garments starched in fhis
way iron beautifully and 0f the
proper stiffness. -;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13
To Ranish Rats and Mice.

1t is s-claimed that rats or mice can
he compelled to vacate premises by
using a mixture Of chloride Of lime and
water ut the places frequented by these
animals. Some Of the mixture ought
TO be poured into the holes. Rats have
great aversion to the odor Of chloride
Of lime and betake themselves at once
as far as possible from it. "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13
puchesse Potatoes.

Peel, slice and cook until tender in
just enough water to er;:let drip
and place in a warm saucepan; mash
with three yolks and little -four; roll
out on board sprinkled wise -four
and divide into oblong cakes three
fourths by one-half by three inches;
fry on both sides in butter to a golden
brown and serve as garnish for roasts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13
Potato mueilaoe.

= a good mucilage can be made from
potato peelings. Put as many peelings
as desired in kettle. cover with wa
ter, boil an hoyr, strain, then add half
a teaspoonful Of alum. This Will keep
fff1eHniteyy S2,S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13
Sewing Machines.

Don't make mistake. If you
want the besfsmachine buy a Singer
or Wheeler & Wilson. Sold for
cash or on easy teTIps. 80 zlls ~. -
IS issss L. G. QUARL Es,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13
Freshen ssaIeeNuta,

When nuts have. become TOO. dry to
be good remove the shells, let stand
overnight in equal parts of1water and
milk, then dry IN the oysn. They win
taste perfectly fresh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13
VULLUIl SO0W
Hulls.

l take this means of notifying
slny friends and the pubic that ]
keep a large supply of fresh Cotton
Ion Seed Meal and Hulls constantly
on hand and cansfill their orders at
reasonable prices. Warehopse near
site of old depot. Your PATRONAGE
solicited. ,,.... X
A. M. Zimmerman )
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13
Cure For chilbIains.

SaTS soI SHubeH'S'
Chop raw onions fine, make poul'
tice and place next to the feet or Darto
affected at night.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13

See our line of mems shirts that
we sell for soc worth 75c..
Rives Bros.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-13
Masters Sale.
STATE OF sosTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
Court of CommonsPleas.

Milton Parker. Admr. of Estate
of Horace Parker, decd, et.l al,
, 1909-02-27
~TELEGRAMS.
ST. GROIN STATION

London, Feb. 24th-Tbe sulfragettes mail
ed Mrs. Mcclellan and Miss solomon to Mr..
Asquith's residence, and the post Office sent
them there in care OF telegraph messengers,
but the servants refused to accept delivery
and the police cleared the neighbourhood.
The keel of the new armoured cruiser
Tndefatipabl has been laid at Devonport.
She will have internal combustion engines
and no tunnels.
IN the House of Comuons Nj
, 1909-02-27

Feb. 23rd. Viking from st, Thomas
Hr. Albert T. Hammond, Hr. Albert Dennis
Harrison.
Feb. 2lth-vigiIant for St. Thomas
Pastor Elias Isaac, Deacon Johan George.
Feb. 24th-Viking for st. Tlomas-
Sergeant Steinmaun, Patrick Patrick, Rebec-
ca Brown, Pastor Bartels, Gustav Lange.
, 1909-02-27
EsrOkI lama.

mET b~okondtgoros heryod, at ieg Days
2@ Dato oftor hans egon Bageriu4 hor
tagot Kobmand her Of Byon ANDERS
ELISIUS SCHRODERS 30 under Bohand-
ling som falljt,
ALE % onhyor, som matt, have nogot at
fordre novnto b indkalle5 horvod med s
Maanodera Varsol til for uudortegnode Skif-
terot at onmolde OF bevisIigg6ro dores Krav.
St. Thomo Skjfterot. len y Fobruar
1909.
WELLEJ us.
, 1909-02-27

Influences IL other Q]uarte1s
A st. Petersburg TELEGRAM states that the
RnssianF oreionO Office in n communion6 consi.
ders action likely within q forfniobt The in
vasion Of @ervia alone viii not Constitute a
casus belli in official opinion. but the Gov
ornmonts hand NAV parbaos he forced Inv
popular symDatbies. The navanana,a NH.
liah spirited replies to what tieI coli tLa
German and Austrian threats.
France feels considerable anxiety regard.
inc the rejection of her oyertllr4s s,nl n
initiate nothing more exccUt With tla an.
provaI Of Russia and ENGLAND
The British FOREIGN Office ia Icaa o,nra-
bensiye than the others, although apeTsriaf-
INC the dangers Ia Dio!oroo+io3 of r.
tension. 1t is understood tbnt G,y,oanv,s
action is not final. and porotiatjons o,o ,r,-
ceoding ENGLAND IN answer to Rnlaoroa
request for RECOGNITION. saws tha Rorfin
treaty is unaIterohle wif.ont the consent Of
its signatorie4. and ENGLAND viii net w;tb
the others
The censor has forbidden tba nrodnotior
of a burlesoue OF he new nlqy an FnoIisL-
mans home II tha AnoI1n tShoatro r. -
presents the comnander NJ ina ;nvo1ors
disoorou,- 49, .,-g ~
, 1909-02-27
ekendtgoxels ..

nET bekendtgores herved at Guverne-
d% mentet har beskikket Foryalter CHR.
ANDERSEN at Plantagen Castle Nugent I'll
Kvarterof1cer for OsteDde Kvarter og Til Med
lem afVejcommissionon for samme Kynrtor.
Guvernements Sokretariatet, ST. CroiX,
den 24do Fobruar 1909.
BAUMAEN
est
, 1909-02-27

the Oath inst. at 3 p. NJ, having 1900 pkgs.
for Frederiksted and 500 for Christiausted
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06
'; e; g.. g = c.:
Young Men And
Soldiers May
Meet

The Y. NJ. c. A. basketball team
may meet the aggregation of ball
tossers from Fort Shafter before
many days have passed. The ques-
ton of a game lis now holding the at
tention Of the powers that be, and as
soon as date can be fixed upon that
will be agreeable to all parties con-
cerned, a match will be arranged.
The Fort Shafter men have been
playing considerable basketball late
ly, and have announced their desire
for a good, livSy game. The Young
Men are said to have an excellent
team, and some time next week the
two will doubtless meet, either at the
Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium, or at Fort
Shafter. a,.
The Shafter team is considered the
stronger of the two. but the Young
Men are far from second-rate. and
they will give the soldiers a hard
tussle. Monday has been mentioned
as possible date for the proposed
same.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06
Indoor Baseball
Proves Good
Sport

The Y. NJ. C. A. indoor baseball
team simply waded through the Ka-
waihau Boys Club aggregation In
the Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium last night,
Twenty-Five to two was the final
score, and there never was a time
when the Hawaiian boys had the
least chance. That they managed to
annex even two runs was more the
result of chance than anything else.
In spite of the one-sidedness of the
contest, those who witnessed 1t were
furnished with plenty Of amusement
and things were lively. The boys
fought doggedly and were literally
overwhelmed by the superior weight
and skill Of the Young Men.
The Y. M. c. A. team is In excel
lent trim and the way the men han
die the enlarged sphere is a reyela-
tion to those who have never seen the
game played.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06
League Players
" Getting Into
Shape

The All-Hawaiians are plugging
along with that determination which
always brings results, and before tie
week is ended there will probably be
a noticeable change in the condition
and form of the men. There have
been but two practice days so far,
but they have not been unproductive
of results, and things are beginning
to shape themselves up. ..I
On Saturday afternoon the team
will probably play practice game
with some local aggregation. Just
who the opponents will be is matter
that has not been settled as yet, but
an effort will probably be made to
induce the Engineer and Marine
Corps men to pick nine from among
the best players Of their respective
organizations. e..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06
Chicken Judge
y Is Coming
Here

When the Lurline sailed from San
Francisco for this port yesterday, she
carried among her passengers George
r. Andrews of Fresno, California,
who is to act as the Judge at the
coming poultry show. The Lurline
will arrive here on the morning Of
the 18th.
1t is the intention of those In
charge of the poultry show to have
all OF the awards made before the
doors Of the show rooms are opened
to the public. Thus visitors will be
able to see which Of the fowls are
considered by the judge to be of
prize-winning grade,
As the date Of the show approaches
and the entry list grows, the pros
poets become brighter. 1t now looks
as though this years exhibit will set
new standard and that the poultry
breeding industry will be greatly
benefited in consequence.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06
u u u

Harry Mack will train Willie T.
and Rene w. at Emeryville for the
Spokane stable. These horses are
now at Arcadia and will be shipped
north forthwith.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06

Emil Herr was one of those who
had the tip direct from New York
that Lighthouse was being played for
a killing in the East, and he is cred
tied with having won q substantial
bet on the strength OF his informa-
tion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06

Charlie Sanford's useful 3-year-old
High Gun probably will not be seen
at the races for long time. One of
the colts feet is in poor shape. a bad
quarter crack having developed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06
REAL NICE

Yes" said the captain OF the mil
llonaires' volunteer fire company,
1--WE boys are charmed to go to fires
these days" That so?" Intercepted
the caller. Eyes. We look SO deuced
cunning in our new outfits. We have
discarded the old traditional red
shirts and black hats for pink shirts
and green hats"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06

-
so,do,, ~ over has moro intense ca.
element nreyailed at any race meet
In ,ho Is,ands than was shown by the
.nec, a,ors NJ Tho u,,o races on New
year,s dav with a good assortment
NJ tomn,,ny nurses IN compete for.
owners baa made everv EFFORT to get
,hoir en,rios into tho mink Of condi.
tion and every person Mt the track
was more or Iess spoed.made nv the
fine the 8rst buncb Of thoroughbreds
pa.sed urder tho barrier.
Tho results nj Tho New Years Day
yac,ng we're as follows.
Half r,,o Hawaiian pred s,Oo-
r,Lo praarwster . Time s5aM
won NV a nose
Merchant,, s,,los ~ milo sl6oo--
panonico A,d,on pr,ner Time
o.Ia
pao,r. pos, ,vo in, ,hroo soso-
Harry Hearst waldo 7 parne,, q
--uoars, won . he,,s in .. "a and . 40
uawa,,a, mod Il milo so5o-Moior
bo,,,er :, Indigo . Time 5on
Eroo.sor.,,I ~ milo sooo-p,non,ca
A,d,on prnrer 2 Time ia
, uawa,i,n hred a. milo s1oO-Maior
Collier Ind,yn,o EIto 4 Time %
Eo,,,.,,n. i. d.sor,n,,on n, tho
moo, hy event. -
pa,o ,-pa,oro s,or, pr.arwo,or ala
sor,o tro,,,ng Tor %, ,,,n,,os I'M, An,
,uy ho,h cot ,way aver proakwa,or
loading half tho distance when EIko
heyon IN creen IN pradual,v Gaining
arJ r,,nn,no noel and F,oct 4, ,o Inc
MIR. who,o tbo Mar, borso was uf,od
under noss aho,H ali hrt Judges
,b,nr,,g 4, , he,J ITO McAu,ine rodo
tho winner WINS nm preakwater
,rbis w.s tho only ,,rso ,takep from
ltbe Island os Hawaii ., .-.,
Race 2-o,Rourke ,dec,ared IN win
with Rapopica A coun,e NJ davs ayo
FroIic boIted ON track and ran away
with her rider finishing nm lame, sba
started In tho race, obv,ous,v n lama
horse ba,f hour was wasted IN
getting them awov willis n,ayinp tho
other horses Banonica lead from the
start and was never passed. Passing
the stand the first time all were in a
good bunch; second time Banonica was
well In the lead with Frolic and Aidion
neck and neck. But Frolic gave out
and Banonica came In easy In the lead
with Willis pulling hard to hold her
back. Bruner was a bad third.
Race 3. Pacing best two In three
Betting favored Harry Hearst, though
Waldo J. had many friends. II. H..
driven by Gibson, won the first heat
with W. J.,close behind, though w. j
broke once. The Maui lrishman, Par
nell, was IN the rear. The second heat
was repetition OF the first. Dickie
Davis drove Parnell, Joe Reddy driving
Waldo j. In the first heat, Dick Lyman
taxing the ribbons In the second, Time
z'aS Tor hrst heat, ESQ FOR second
Race 4.-Breakwater scratched. A
splendid start. Passing the grand
:tand the first time Collier was hall
length ahead, and won hard held and
indigo whipping.
Race 5.-Frolic, scratched. Tribl,
Green ridden by Clarence kent wait
ing; got away at 4:3O. First time past
the stand FerreIra using whip on oil
Bruner, who had more than met hi.
match. Banonica again an easy win
ner, Maui horse second, Bruner third
| Tr,hiy c.ao, ona ~ Ia. a., Al,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06
THE TURF
HIGH BRED STEEDS test Speed
in CLASSY new YEARS RACES
HIL0 HORSES CAPTURE BIC
PURSES AT HAWAII MEET

Honolulu Sportsmen Leave Their
Money on Southern Island-All Mays
Are in Fine Trim and Races Are Won
on Their Merits
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06
GARDEN ISLAND TRACK
IS SCENE OF LIVELY WORK

Fast Time Is Made and Audience Of
twenty-five Hundred People Is En-.
thusiastio-Roping Contest Arguments
Racing Card Proper
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

other basket ball veterans are mem
'bers of the class of '13.
Will \. Thorpe, manager of the light
weight basket ball five OF the Oakland
college, reports that his midgets are In
fine shape and anxious to test their
strength and skill against any 130
pound team in the state. Thorpe's colts
made a great record last year and indi-
cations are that they will again be re-
turned victors this season. Challenges
are to be addressed to Will n. Thorpe,
land.
The fine work accomplished by St
Marys second Rugby team suggests
rosy outlook for the varsity fifteen OF
next season. Already have the Junior
Rugbyites defeated the second team
from Santa Clara and all but won from
the crack second team of the Univer-
sity of California. They are scheduled
Wednesday on the southern college
campus.
The gymnasium work. now obliga-
tory for all students attending st.
Msry's, has been eminently successful
this term. Each class spends one hour
weekly in the gymnasium under the
tutelage of Otto Rittler. The night
Glasses are arranged for the conven-
fence of men and boys who, while not
regular students of the college. wish to
avail themselves, of the opportunities
offered by the exceptional equipment of
a corps of experienced directors. A
number of prominent professional
and business men OF Oakland are en-
rolled in the night classes
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
ST. MARYS AND SACREDHEART
HOLD FIELD DAY SATURDAY
By WILL SCARLET

The big event of the week among the
local Catholic athletes is the dual track
meet to be held in st. Marys college
stadium Saturday The contending
schools are the academic departments
of st. Marys college and Sacred Heart
college. The meet will be held at an
hour that will not conflict with that set
apart for the big football game.
A vast amount of untried material
will appear from both schools in the
sters who like to figure out the results
in advance are almost completely baf-
fed. This very uncertainty, however,
lends an additional interest to the meet,
which hereafter will be a regular an
nusl or semiannual event.
The collegiate students. both at Sa-
cred Heart and st. Mary's, are doing
meet, for they realize that the athletic
activities of the academic or high
school departments of the Catholic col
leges are splendid helps in the ultimate
formation of the varsity track teams.
One reason why heretofore st. Mary's
has ranked high in baseball is that
throughout the year the lower classes
of the institution are almost incessantly
playing interclass games which serve
to bring out potential Phoenix stars.
In anticipation Of the basket ball
season and the numerous tournaments
games are scheduled to take place at
St Mary's college in the near future.
Contrary to the usual order of things
the freshman class stands an excellent
chance of winning the interclass tro-
ply. as Greedy, Wheaton, O'Meara and
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
ANGLERS MUST SOON PUT
AWAY THE ROD AND LINE
By FRANK o,poNNELL

II behooves fishermen who intend 70
try for one more basket of trout this
year to hurry. for the open season
expires in exactly eight days and next
Sunday will practically wind IT up as
far as the week enders are concerned.
A trip to the Truckee may or may not
prove successful, as the weather is
likely 20 be changeable.
Fishermen on the Truckee, klamatn,
Garcia and Eel rivers are said 10 pc
having good sport, but most city dwell
ing anglers are depending on nearby
coast streams for their nnal Daskets.
Charles f. Breidenstein, the local
authority on all matters plscatorlal
saws that conditions are Just rlght at
present for ny fishing in the Pescaoero
ANA San Greeorio creeks in San Mateo
coIInfv What fish have been taken
frono these streams recently have been
OF GOOD size and capable of putting
nm good fight before being landed.
Irfhur Blade, who was on the San
Gregorio fishing and hunting for four
davs sot q beautiful basket of STEEL
head with flies, the FISH ranging from
& 10 Ia inches in length.
A. Y. Ayaronen. one of the younger
local exponents OF fly casting, creeled
tv,o steeIhead on the creek in the san
pedro valley on the line of the Ocean
shore railroad last Sunday. Avaronen
hooked up with big one, whlch ne
thought weighed about six pounds, bur
he failed to land IL, though he played
II skiifiIiiv for some time.
John Halstead of Santa Cruz creeied
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

ond and third place winners OF the
three preliminary contests. From the
various performances the contest
should be exceedingly close for the
championship, with CrockeT- the fav-
orite.
The week after next the public
school league officials will get the
basket ball tournament for the hand
some Call trophy under way and a
great tournament is expected. and the
only. matter that is perplexing the Of
ficials Is a place to hold the numerous
games. Most of them will be held in
the different schools yards. where the
necessary courts have been equipped.
The boys of the Columbia Park boys
club who are making the Australian
tour are still keeping up their splen-
did record. Leon Wing writing from
Perth says: Western Australia is so
much like California that we do not
feel ~homesick here" The following
scores of six games of Australian
football victorian, as it is more often
called) give three victories and three
defeats to the local lads. All the
games have drawn enormous crowds
and the boys have been treated to the
best in the land. They will return
the latter part of next month.
pahd
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

limit catch of small steelhead in
the San Leandro river between Brook
dale and the big trees on Saturday and
reported that fishermen should find
sport excellent on that stream right
up to closing day A three pound steel
head was taken from the ocean by
fisherman who was trolling just out
side the kelp beds near Santa Cruz
during the week.
There are not many steelhead being
taken from the Paper Mill creek in
Marin county. Midnight" Miller, Joe
and George Uri, w. j. Eaton, George
Walker and Billy Kennedy were on the
Paper Mill Sunday, but met with very
poor success. The creek was swarm
ing with fish. particularly around the
White House" pool, but the anglers
could do nothing with them
There were several striped bass fish
ermen out last Sunday and some of
them did well. On the San Antoine
creek several big ones were hooked up
with and lost. Six or seven bass
weighing about 10 pounds each were
taken, but only one really big one was
brought to gait The high hook was
Bob Sangster. who landed a AZ FOUNDER.
The largest striped bass ever taken
from California waters weighed AZ
pounds and the only one of that weight
caught last year was gated at Wingo
by c. j. Gotthelf of the California
Anglers associa tion.A Chris Johnson,
Jack Bliss, Charles HOLLYWOOD Dave
Wallace and Professor Mcfarland were
among the rodsters with sangstsr.