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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
GRAND PIANO CONTEST.

To be held in Denmark, s. G., Do.
cember Goth. To the first ten per.
SONS sending the correct answer will
each receive $4,000 coupon on tho
purchase Of piano; the next ten
will get prizes ranging in value from
$1.OO to $500.
Three agents from Carter & Logan
Music House, Macon, Ga, sold no
Pease pianos. Nos. and sold So;
Nos. 2 and 8 sold 73. How many
did each agent sell?
The prizes and pianos can be seen
in Denmark at J. 2. Brokers furn-
iture store, where q big discount
for cash will be given on all pur-
chases from December 10th to 24th.
Address w. 5R. SMITH,
Denmark, 8. G..
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FRANCIS Z. CARROLL
Attorney at Law
omces Over Bamberg Banking Co.
GENERAL PRACTICE
CITATION NOTICE.

The State of South Carolina
County of Bamberg-By Geo. p. Har-s
mon, ESQ, Judge OF Probate. E
Whereas Mrs. Nelia Sanders hath
made suit to me to grant her letters
of administration Of the estate OF and
effects of n. G. Sanders, deceased:
These are therefore TO cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors Of the said y. q.
Sanders, deceased, that they be and
appear before me In the Court;
OF Probate, to be held At
Bamberg, on Friday, Dec. / 9Th next,
after publication thereof, at I1
O'Clock In the forenoon. to show.
cause, II any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal thi1
End day Of December. Is. %. I 19l0
''as GEO. p. HARMON.
Judge Of Probate.
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Tant-Hightowef.

Married, at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr. Hardy v. Tant,
by Rev. Frank NJ. Hauser, Sunday,
December 18th, at p. M, Miss Ella
Tant to Mr.. H. B. Hightower, all OF
the Clients Branch section. A large
number, of friends and relatives were
present to witness the ceremony and
to extend to the happy couple their
sincerest congratulations and to wish
for them long and happy life.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
Death of an Aged Lady.

Mrs. Marcilla Richardson, one OF
Bamberg county's oldest ladies, was
buried from Clients Branch Baptist
church of which she was member.
Monday afternoon by her pastor, Rev,
Frank M. Hauser.
Mrs. Richardson died Sunday
morning at 3 o'clock while on q visit
to her granddaughter, Mrs. NJ. G,
Diamond, near Kline, s. G. She
would have been 80 years old on the
goth of this month had she lived un-
til then.
She Is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. w. J.. Lancaster and Mrs.
Diamond. She was member OF
Clients Branch church for the past
II years, having joined late In life.
She was good woman and highly
respected by all who knew her.
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Letters to Santa Claus.

Evidently the little folks of Bam-
berg do not want to be forgotten by
Santa Claus, and they are not back
ward in letting him know what they
want for Christmas. Here are the
letters sent to the old gentleman care
The Herald:
Dec. 5, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring
me big doll and doll carriage and
ball and a doll plenty things If you
can. 1 will have such good time.
My birthday is going to be December
rs, and I'm going to have party
and we going to have a Christmas
tree, and we wants you to come so,
please come if you can please come
like you did las year. Well good by.
From your friend,
ANNA YEITRAkIo.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
( appropriation A Continued.

The Methodist conference decided
to continue the appropriation of ST.
600 to the Carlisle Fitting School at
Bamberg, which is no more than
should be done. If the colleges get
appropriations to keep them going,
there is no reason why the Fitting
Schools should not also have help.
An appropriation of $3.50 was also
made to the Cokesbury Conference
School. The conference decided to
meet in Bennettsville next year.
Rock Hill also wanted the conference.
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Gene to Baniberg.

Rev. J. B. Thomas who for several
years past has been the pastor Of the
Wateree circuit, has been sent by his
conference to Bamberg. He is a
faithful colored minister and carries
with him the best wishes not only OF
his own people but the white peo-
pie as well. We hope his labors in
his new field will be successful
Camden Messenger.
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Olar, s. C..

Dear Santa Claus:-I want you to
bring me automobile and doll
trunk and work box. I have tryed
to be good little girl and hoap you
will not for get me. Your little
friend. ELMA CHITTY.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Married, at the residence of Rev.
Frank NJ. Hauser, Denmark, s.. c.,
Sunday. December 18th, at 1880 p.
M, Rev. Mr.. Hauser officiating, Miss
Eva Marie Hanberry to Mr.. W. s..
Hightower. s7
The bride is the youngest daughter
of the late DR.. w. A. Hanberry, and
is well known for her charming man
ner and lovable disposition. Mr..
Hightower is a son jof Mr.. R. s. High
tower, one OF Bamberg county's
most substantial and. well-known
farmers. The young couple are held
in the highest esteem by host OF
friends, many of whom were present
to witness the marriage and to bid
them God speed upon life's journey.
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Dear Santa Claus:-This is what
want you to bring me. I want you
to bring me a horn and some fruit
and little money bank pig. I want
a pocket book and want one of those
little toy horses fixt on with the
wagon. Your little friend,
EDDIE KIRKLAND.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
Baptist Church News and Notices.
DIRECTORY.

Preaching service every Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and evening
at 1880 o'clock by the pastor, Rev,
O. ]. Frier.
Sunday-school every Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, ia. Hunter, super
intendent.
B. Y. P. U. every Tuesday evening
at 1880 o'clock, J. A. Hunter, presi-
dent.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Woman's N. U. meets wednesday
afternoon after each End Sunday.
Conference each fourth Sunday
after preaching service.
Observance of the Lords Supper
the first Sunday in each quarter.
NEWS AND NOTICES.
We noted with pleasure the i'm
proved attendance at Sunday-school
last Sunday morning. The absence
of teachers, however, was record
breaking.
Good congregations attended both
preaching services and especially at
night, there being no preaching at
the Methodist church. Pastor Frier
preached In the morning on The ALL
Seeing Eye, or the Omniscience OF
God; and at night a special sermon
on The Threatening Danger of Law.
lessness. The close attention given
this earnest message by the audience
gives hope of future good coming OF
it.
A very good attendance at the B.
Y. P. U. meeting in the afternoon,
carried out beautiful program on
The Sunny Side of Our Religion. The
following officers were elected for the
first three months of next year: Lon
ME Zeigler, president; Dollie Fielder,
vice-president; Miss Sallie Free, Sec
retary; Miss Pearl Sandifer, treas
urer; Miss Ruth Herndon, organist.
Rev. E. A. Mcdowell, field repre-
sentative of the Baptist Courier, is
to be here next Sunday evening in
the interest of the paper, and is ex-
pected to preach at night Let us all
get ready to renew, if we are already
subscribers; and subscribe If we are
not. Our State paper ought to be in
every Baptist family.
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RUTH PHILLIPS.

Dear Santa Clause:
want you to bring me book and
an upright piano,
For / want to learn to play and sing,
And perhaps by next Xmas.
I'll call for a chain or ring.
have a sister Winnie,
Who wants some presents too,
She doesn't want 80 many,
She says just send few,
She wants a blue-eyed dollie and a
nice, tea set,
And If she doesn't get them you will
hear from her I bet.
l have brother Edward
And jolly fellow is he,
He only wants an axe and billy goat
Now that's not much you see.
/ rave a brother Breeland
A tiny little tot,
He says he wants spress wagon,
l liked to have forgot
1 also have a brother Jack,
The smallest of them all
And this won't add much to your
pack,
For he only wants ball.
HILDA KEARSE,
Olar, s. G.
P. S.-Now Santa il your reindeer
are not strong enough to bring the
piano just send It by express and I'll
pay the charges.
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Dear Santa Claus:-You must
bring me these things. want you
to bring me doll and doll Garage
and doll bed and stove and pots. !
hope nothing won't happen to you
on your way to our house. Your lit
tie friend,
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Denmark. S. c.

Denmark, S. c..
Dec. 9, 1910.
Dear santa:-Wont you please
bring me A doll and a Garage And a
trunk. Your little friend,
81. CORENE SANDIFER.
Aged years old.
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Olar, S. C..
Dec. 10, 1910.
Hello santa clause: Bring
me doll Piano, a doll Bed, a doll
and fire works. Bye, bye.
ELIZABETH KIRKLAND.
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Bamberg, S. C.

OduIUCl6, -. -.
Dec. 6, 1910.
Ny Dear Santa Clause:-Please
take time and read. this little note.
Please bring me a celloliod doll, a
bed stead, a doll Garage, piano,
please bring me some fruit, candy
apples oranges bananas grapes
raisins, box of chocolate Box Of
cendy. 1 would like to have, some
fire works, roman candles sky rock
cts fire crackers.
hope nothing wont happen to you
so you can come around. Yours
very truly, :.
arrn nnoa1A1HND
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Ridgeland, S. C.

Dec, 13, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:--1 will let you
hear from a little Ridgeland girl.
Please bring me a doll and a safe.
Please bring me some fire works and
some fruit. am your little girl,
ESSIE KENNEDY.
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Bamberg, S. c..

Bamberg, S. G..
Dec. 10, 1910.
Dear anta:-Please look over
this letter. I want me pretty big
doll bright blue eyes yellow Girls
and dressed in a cream dress I
would like doll carriage and bed.
This is all I can think of for
Christmas I hope you can get around
to my home without any trouble.
Your little girl,
LAURA MCMILLAN.
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Bamberg, S. c.

Dec. 13, 1910.
Dear Old Sandy Claus:-I have
Been smart Girl at School and at
home and il you please send me a
Lovely Doll and a Garage and
Cradle and Will Be Good Always
and Oblige Your Little Girl. By!
BY! ANNIE MAY LOTT.
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Blackyille. 8. q.

q Dec. SA 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:-I am a little
girl nine years old. I am In the
fourth grade. l am going to- tell you
what I want for Christmas. l want
big doll and little bureau, and
washstand, and a doll bed, and a
little stove, and safe, and q table
and a tea set. And also some fire
works. Your truly,
JULIA HALFORD.
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Dec. 10, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:-I want you to
please bring me a large bicycle and
some fire works, fruit and candy.
Also please remember my little friend
Lonnie Hair. Wishing you merry
Christmas. Your little friend,
JOHNNIE v. PORTER. .,
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JULIA KIRKLAND.
Bamberg, s. c..

Bamberg, s. c.
Dear Santa Claus:-Please sir
bring me bicycle and a rifle. will
not ask you for anything else but
please don't forget those. Your
friend, WESLEY STOKES.
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Johns Island, s, C..

Dec. 9, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:-Will you please
bring me nice large doll already
dressed. Also little one for my
little sister. Hoping you will sur
prise me. Your little friend,
Oracle GLOVER.
Hoping this will escape the waste
basket.
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Ramberg. s. G.

Ramberg, s. c.
Dec. 9, 1910.
Dear Santa Clause Please bring
me some candy, apples, and oranges:
a doll and carriage, q pencil tablet
and Bible. Wishing you merry
Xmas: your little friend,
MARY CLAYTON.
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META BEssINGER.
Bamberg, s. C.

Bamberg, 8. g.
Dec. 6, 1910.
Dear Santa Clause:-Please bring
me a: bycicle, some candy, apples,
oranges. and toys. Please bring papa,
mamma and grandma present, too.
Merry Xmas. From your little
friend. sAMMIE CLAYTON.
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Blackviile, s. c.

Dec: 8. 1910.
Dear santa:-Please bring me an
Indian suit, an air gun, q cap pistol,
a story book, and box Of water
coIors. I hope my letter will es-
cape the trash Basket and / want
you to also bring me some fire
works. Yours truly,
GRIMES HALFORD.
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Bamberg, S. C.

DEC. 5, IJlU.
My Dear Santa Claus:-When you
come down the chimney Christmas
night 1 want you to bring me big
doll and a carriage for it. and bring
me a box of candy.
know you are poor and I hope you
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Denmark, S. C..

- denmark, 10. ~.
Dec. 9, 1910.
Dear Santa hope you will not
be surprised to receive letter from
me-. I wantsyou to bring me a doll
And a carriage and some fruit. Your
little friend,
WILLIEMANA SANDIFER.
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AEGINA KNIGHT.

Olar, S. c.
Dec. 10, 1910.
Dear Santa Clause: Please bring
me a doll bed, doll piano, and doll
carriage, SO bye bye.
INEZ KIRKLAND.
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THE BAMBERa HERALD THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15sI'a1a

will be rich next year.
Do not forget Mary and Hender-
son. want you to bring me a box
of sparklets and some roman candles.
Your little friend,
AEGINA KNIGHT.
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For Sale.-Three brood sows, half
Berkshire and Essex. Will farrow
the latter part OF January or hfst;
Of February. Apply to w. 8. BAN
BERG & SON, Bamberg, s. G.
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Herald advertisers want your busi-
ness, 80 remember this when out
shopping.
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Ifyou want horses and mules, bug
gies and wagons, see Jones Bros;
They can suit Tou IN quality ald
price. I; s ,as:sS Ss
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.AL,lss.s!sl!.|
RANK sTATEAiENT.

= - BANK STATEMENT. I.
Statement of the condition OF the
Bank of Denmark, located az DeH
marx. 8. C.. at the close OF buslnese2
December 1, 1910: ss9
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts----$ 20,554.si
Oyerdrafts : -----.----.--- i,ooo..o'1 ''.''
Due from banks ana e.eaa
pannv aaeu $4,000
SaLe' Caid 28o.00:
SILVER sa'n anu .''.'......' o'nsr n LASS I
Exchanges ,aa nensa 1or .ne e.s so5.s4 !.
Total .,l7a. 1882
LIABILITIES &.
Capital stock paid in. 10.09o.ov
Surplus fund -......-.,-..-.- 1VO.vor
Undivided profits, less
current expenses and
taxes paid ......---...--.------ f,5aS.oi 3
lndavaa4a' iact f. cheek JveJss 14s,so1ss !
eoyine. danosits 11,696.63
rd+.1 .s173, 3,6s3.92
state of South Carolina-County OF
Bamberg. -
Before me came ]. Arthur Virgins,
cashier of the above named DanR,
who, being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement Is -
trne condition of said bank, as shown
nv the books of said bank.
J. ARTHUR WIGGINS, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before {
me this 9Th day of December, 1870.
L. E. SPANN,
Notary Public, s. c. 5
Correct-Attest: 5sss ~
S. D. M. GUESS,
J. ARTHUR WIGGINS,
Directors.
If you want horses and mules. bug
gies and wagons, see Jones br0s.#
{.
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Bamberg, S. C.

Bamberg, s. C..
Dec. 9, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:-Pleas Bring
me a doll with white hair and a
pritty ring. I will be 80 glad. l am
your Little friend,
RUTH PHILLIPS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements Under This Head 26c4
For % Words or Less.

For Rent.-Four rooms IN The;
Herald building. These are the front
rooms In the building, and are the,
most desirable Offices in the city
Have lectric lights and water. Rent
reasonable. A.. W. KNIGHT.
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RANK sTATEAElcNT..

Statement Of the condi dition OF The:
Farmers d Merchants Bank. located:
at Ehrhardt, 8. c., at the cloSe 0zs
business December 1, 1910:
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Mr.. J. /. Valentine, of the Cope
section, was in the city Monday, cir
cI1ating a petition to Governor An
s SCI which asked that the law take its
course in the Pink Franklin case,
which means that the negro will be
hanged. Efforts are being made to
have Governor Ansel commute the
sentence to life Imprisonment, and
"a hearing in the matter will be had
to-day wednesday, The petition
was largely signed by Bamberg citi-
zens, all of whom are cognizant with
the facts in the case.
AT last the Southern Railway has
begun to improve it's line from Au-
gusta to Branchville. Some weeks
ago new and heavier rail was placed
along the right of way and these are
now being put down. We have un-
derstood all along that the reason no
improvements were being made on
this line was because of the merger
suit, but as the improvements were
commenced just at the time of the
trial of the merger suit it seems that
the company must think it will be
decided in favor of the railroad.
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williston, S. c.

SANDIFER.
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The resolutions follow

u Is vita mucA sorrow and deep regret hat
this board has received udinEs concerning TIE
untimey death Of Sir George Newnes. naronef
Of London, England, who Wss Ualied from rs
earthly iAbOrs on the teufh day Of June Just
passed.
That hls death Il Ereat-calamlty 70 me world
nf chess none viii gainsay. Few men have done
20 Inurh for he noble FnuH THIS one man I'D
during the brief span % his busy life
By bis lively interrst and splendid gsner0sitv
a. eHernnlined IS bis magnificent Eift 81 the nov
world famous Newnes trophy the ties % friend
ship between Gruht Britain and the nited states
nf america have been more closely woven
together ~ annually evidenced rs the freddy
cable matrhes Whirh have hTen CONTESTED be-
tween the two countries since are year isBs
In recognition OF ~ sterling worth a. a man IN
the world Of commerce and - n c0nsniruous
devoess ~ the royal game ~ rhFss the nrookiyn
Chess Club hereby desires N attest its hah
appreciation o. me many noble attributes Of the
dcceasef. and Furthermore nas ordered ~ club
rooms ~ b. draped In mourning a. a marx %
EesDeri FOR q period Of thirty days
Following are the two final games PLAYED
IN the match bet wen Spielmann and Mi~aea
% Regensburg. With notes by J.. Hotter
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20 roll badly. The toreeopaail sheet vas
carried away. but u was replaced and the
sail set again. Then came = light rain and
soE and the so going doun.
wind, which AflsrWArd freshened, and
about midnight L was light 20 moderate.
qno and clear On Nav J the wind came
dead aeait, and was variable ~ strength.
May the Nind Vas ohieiiy south south.
east. moderate. and with clear weather.
follow cd BY a strong wind aud hiah sea.
the yacht being then under double
rssted nalnsah. This vas sicceeded by
sail vas again sci and the mainaail taken
In. A. p NJ there was q strong wind
and high SEA and the sguaTesall was taken
IN. hard nOrthw est gale with high sea fol-
lowed. and continued until midnight The
weather aiterWard moderated and cleared
out there was sttll heavy sea, with ssrcng
May . Ire Uiud sin continued dead
slt .,TO9g, aud q vas cloudy A. "
ING gale. With rain squalls and = heavy
sea. A. the bad weather aud the high aea
continual oil vas used with good eject
and the sind came 'T SSaln dead az 0 on Nav
bad 80 and rain squalls Werp expert
enced and the Bishop Light vas picked 40
~ ma y. ~ Al midnight there was a
clear SAY and the blshop Light vas aSeam
Sbsam al S'GA'M The Lizard vas absam
~ 10 A, NJ, and the EddyatOne Light al
n IS A. ", Tho weather had nov cleared
up. with fresh breeze The crsW we're en-.
gagged IN drying naila and gear and getting
the anchors on the bows
May .. 81 40 y. NJ. Start Point Was
abeam, and then there were squalls. with
heavy rain. A. 1910 the Yacht arrived
Wind 70 watt Tor Daylight A. go o. shs vas
OF Yarmouth, and at 2 A, ". anchored
o. Hythe, Southampton water. where a
TUG took her In tow, and too hours later
she vas safely berthsd In the inner basin
Of the dock. The WestWard's daily runs
ware "a fnllowa
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Atlantic CITY CIub ArranEss for . Bu,y
season.

Atlantic ctr Club AFrangea for . nusy
season.
The Seaside Yacht Club, with hsadauar-
tsrs At Atlantic City. will have a busy
season until late In the fall II has arranged
. series Of races for What are knOwn as
cricket boats for every Saturday after
noOn and July which will last until SEP
tembsr 10. There are seventeen races In
the series. which are for boats Owned In the
club and on The point ~ stem thoy Will race
for the cham piOnshtp and other prizes. Ia
the club rEcea these boats are limited 20
iOs square feet u canvas and In open race=
they are allowed 20 carry 10 square feet
This club offered the prize for the return
race from Havana Which was Won by the
Caliph Ths rest o. the schedule l.
Judy 4 Yarhtsmrns cub annual eCean race
for motor hoars and auHiliAres a. open race
Is inside Spss rscs iof srssd. ismiiy ISuactss
and small cruiserN August !. annual regatta
ard open ocean races N 70 - feet power crulssrs
70 ieei and over. for Boiie cup . seaside y e
rlps and nennAni races for opea boats % 20 ~
feet open rsce for speed launches
In addition 70 these events there " 10 ne
club races for motor hOats July .. August
"a and n and q race 70 Beach Haven on
September ~
The Officers Of the club are. Commodore
rear commodore, Thomas D BOwes secre-
tagy, e. e. adams financial secretary.
George Ireland treasurer. william 4
Mnupay feet captain. Walter CfameF feet
surgeon, Or J VI Barton house committee
Col L. 7 Brown. 0ryille 7 Crane. =. kirk
Loyeland. Charles : BoWseT. Harry Gran
mer REGATTA COMMITTEES, J Hainsa Lippin-
colt. Thomas \ crane William 4 Maupay
mea suTers. Orviile 7 Crane and Harry
Andrews.
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sPErIAL NOTICES.
New Method Of Reducing Fat

A noNs Item hsun Pfris informa ~ hat
ire AmeTtcan methsd e prodrrins q siiua.
trim figure IL meeting with astonishing sur.
cess. Thhs system. which has made such a
wonderful impression over there. muat b.
the Marmoia Prescription Tablet meshod
Of reducing fai. = n safc 10 say nat We
have nothing better for this purposs In thts
country. anything that viii reduce IN.
earess flesh q pound q day without injury
N the stomach. me causing Of wrinkies
Ire help Of eHefcisinE or dieting. or inter-
terence with uas's meals 10 q mighty i'm.
portant and useful addltion 20 cigiHgafion's
nscessillss. just surh . catalogue Of rnod
results. however. fsiiow ne uas Of thes.
pieasaHt harnitas and erunomieal Htti.
fat Feduccrs. We Ny ecoBomirai beras,-
Marmoia Prsacriptou Tablets made In
souofdance vita me famous pgsscrtption,
can b 0biained ~ any druggist o. ne makora
ihe Marmola Co. ~ Warmer Bidg, Dstrois
Mich.. for aegeniy I've cents ne larFs cas-
whieh n . Decidedly ecnnomicaf prioe con.
adsrng ihs uumbsr Of tsblea escA cau
cuniainA