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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-05-28
SPECIAL
SPECIALS
AT WRAY'S

A Special Lot of FIGURED LAWNS
Regular 10c and 12c quality
Wray's Special CTS. Yd.
APRON GINGHAM 5 and 8 1.3 CTS.
WHITE LAWNS from 8 1-3 CTS. Up.
Sc inch Light Weight WOOL PANA-
AMAS-SpeciaI 38 CTS. Yd.
so inch Light Weight SICILIANS--
Special SO CLIO.
- SHIRT WAISTS -
Ladies. EMBROIDERED wAIsTs1e 5? s7e
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READY-To-WEAR HATS.
Special Lot of Ladies' Ready Wear
Hats-Good Shapes, Nicely Trim
med, Good Styles-Marked at Low
Prices that Will Interest You.
SHOES FOR EVERYBODY.
When you buy SHOES you may as
we'll get SHOES that will stand up to
the rack and give you your moneys
worth-Buy Your Shoes at WRAY'S,
and you will get Quality, Style and at
the Right Prices. We Guarantee Every
Pair of Shoes to Be AS Represented or
Give You a New Pair.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

THE manv friends of !. R HALLE
of Fort Mill, hereby announce him as
a suitable candidate for the State Leg
islature, subject to action of Primaries
of Democratic party.
WESTERN YORK.
May IA, 1912. 80 te
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-05-28
THE FALL OF TROY.

Next Saturday Night the Special
Feature will be the Fall of Troy. This
is easily one of the greatest Films yet
produced and has given entire satIs-
faction wherever shown.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-05-28
STAR TIRE
TONIGHT
AN EXPLANATION.

The Pictures of the New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics Baseball game
was billed for last night, but owing to
the failure of the Films to arrive in
Yorkvile, could not be shown. These
pictures will be the Feature for This
(Tuesday) Evening. See them.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-05-28
1I@UggA8a@s
Top Dresser

The planting season is late and the
crops are smaller than usual and
some are not planted. therefore it needs
to be pushed as fast as possible. We
have Nitrate Of Soda, 8-4-4 Guano,
Acid Phosphate and can get anything
you need.
Hay Is scarce and high. Let us sell
you some CLAY or WHIPPOORWlLL
PEAS, AMBER, ORANGE or RED
TOP CANE SEED, SOY BEANS,
GERMAN MILLET and make plenty OF
hay. Golden and White Dent Seed
Corn, Marlboro and Cocks Prolific
Seed Corn.
Cotton Hoes-Three different sizes.
Spring Tooth Harrows, Drag and
Acme Harrows and all kinds of good
Farm Tools.
Mason Fruit Jars-1 and 2 qts.; EX-
ira Tops and Rubbers.
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-05-28

TRINITY METHODIST.
Prayer meeting on Thursday even.
ing at $50 o'clock.
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AT THE CHURCHES.

BAPTIST.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at $50 O'Clock.
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HERNDON & GORDON.

So Typewriter Ribbons-At The En-
auirer Office. All kinds.
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Prayer meeting on Wednesday .
els p. m.
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ROLLER FOR SALE

- You can save u third to half by
buying u Rebuilt Typewriter. See The
! Enquirer Office.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even.
ing at $50 o'clock.
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ideal"
FOUNTAIN PENS

If you would like to see the most
elaborate display Of FOUNTAIN PENS
ever made in Yorkville. call and let
me show you the Waterman line. If
you would spend your money for q
Fountain Pen, spend it for
WATERMAN ideal" PEN
I have them at all prices, $3.50 and Up.
In all sizes and can just exactly mt
your hand.
T. w. SPEcK, The Jeweler.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-05-28

ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY-
TERRAIN.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
CAPTAIN ACCUSED OF
GRATING SUSPENDED.
Waldo to Investigate Charges
Against Leary of Astoria Sta
ton and 4 Patrolman.

Police Capt Cornelius LAary Of shs
Astoria Precinct. and Policeman Otto
w. Reich Of the City Island Precinct,
we're both suspended from duty yester-
day by Commissioner Waldo. pending
iavestigaton into charges made against
them by Louis Epp. proprietor Of Q
hotel and saloon on Maple avenue,
North Beach, and Epp's wife. Amelia.
According to afhdavits made BY the
couple. Leary. In September. 1910. entered
their place and introduced himself a
the new commander Of the precinct and
demanded and received from them I'VE
a dollar bills. Later. the man and
woman swear. Reich called on Epp and
received SO. Reich at the time WI
working In the Astoria Precinct.
The Epps then tell Of the arrest Of thS
hotel proprietor las, July for violation OF
the Excise law. They say they believe
that the arrest was because Epp had re.
fused to pay Leary other sums of money
ne demanded.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
TWO GIRLS HIT
BY AUTOS, DEATH
Of: ONE FEARED
Drivers of Vehicles Hurry VIC
tins to Doctors and Are
Then Arrested.

Two httis girls were struck By autos
in Jersey City yesterday afternoon and
one child may die. She 10 Marie Smith,
four ysazv. Of No. "a Communipaw ave-
nue..
Marie was playing in that avenue near
Philip street when she We struck by q
machine owned and driven by William
II. Taylor Of No. - Emory street. Tay.
Tor picked up the child. put her In hi
car and drove WIN Patrolman Kurfshs
to The offios Of DR.. Kenna, No. ~ Pa
dno avsnvA Thence abe was taken
home. u y feared her skull y frao-
tursd end che appears to b injured in
essnaliy.
Taylor was arrested and baalsd to ap-
pear In ths F1st Criminal Court this
morning.
The other child hurt u Annie o'orady.
ten years, Of No. IA Twelfth street.
Waltsr Pierson Of No. SO Montgomery
street VA driving the auto that hit her
at Erie and Twelfth streets. He took
Annie in the machine to 81. Francis
Hospital. Her back waS injured. Pier
con was bailsd.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
A Summary of a Few Other Friday Sales in Our Main Building

$t.2S and $1.40 EMBROIDERED
SCARPS& CENTER PIECES, CSC
SIC FULL.SIZE BED SHEETS, Soc
2lc EXTRA HEAVY RUSSIAN
IOWELLlNG...
"ALLWIN" GO CARTS VERY
MUCH REDUCED IN PRICE.
$l.60 to $3.50 UMBRELLAS FOR
MEN AND WOMEN, ,,,,. S1.29
The evening world., 1912-04-11

KEN st 1 Y S5TFASS aosvjiisG;o;sss
BLUE SERGE SUITS. .Sl2.60
MEMS 4 YOUTHS SIS, SIS and
$50 FANCY SPRING SUITS,
Sl2.6O
FINAL CLEARANCE OF ALL OUR
MEMS $l2 to SIS SPRING
OVERCOATS. So,76
The evening world., 1912-04-11

UNRESTRICTED CHOICE OF
OUR FINEST SPRING OVER.
BOYS: s;Uilfs IN poPGixs
|rA NOUS. READY RiirRsNsc;:ss
TEXT BOOKS; published q
,ss c !; ,,tSs
The evening world., 1912-04-11

7Sc BORDERED VOILES-4S-inch
At, Soc
4o:ineh boRDIRID LINGERIE
BATlSTE. .19c
27-inch YARN.MERCERIZED POP.
ss-insS ;c;HiirioN DRESS volLIs.
2lc
s3.7sDINNER NAPKINS; do.. $2.ss
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
LETTER FROM PARKER

Higley, of The Republican, has re- ceived the following letter from II. w Parker. q resident of St Paul and a brother of Gilbert Parker, who Vis- ited Phoenix recently: T have just returned from New York where l spent two weeks with Sir Gilbert and he is loud in his praise of Arizona and Arizona people. He will. l am quite sure. again visit your city and
 state at no distant date, and when
 he does l shall strive to journey there
 at the same time"
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
FROM SAFFORD-

FROM SAFFORD-Wh sn Candidate for the Speakership A. R. Lynch lit at the Adams yesterday he was ac- companied by B. F. Thun. who halls from the same geographical division.
 CHURCH lNcoRPoRATEo-Incor poration papers were filed yesterday in the recorders office for the West End Baptist church. The incorporat- ing trustees are w. D. List, J. $. Smith and Henry NJ Welborn.
 SUCCESSFUL TEA-The donation tea held yesterday afternoon at St. Luke's home was largely attended. and the visitors learned many interesting things about the scope and conduct of the work there and the scientific treatment of tuberculosis
 LECTURE TO ARMERS-Profes- Sor +. Ii. Forbes of the Arizona eN~ pertinent station will speak this af- ternOOn at o'clock In the Water Us- CTS building under the auspices of the farmers institute of this county. His subject will be the intensive cultiva- = tion of alfalfa a topic that should in- terest every owner of an acre Of land in this valley and surely there is no one more competent to discuss the subject. Beside being a man who has given alfalfa growing scientific study and attention Professor Forbes has a personal acquaintance with all local conditions having been in his present work here for many years. The meet ing is not for farmers or members oi the institute exclusively but all who are interested win be welcomed anu ii is hoped there may be a large a-tcn- dance.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS

The womans home missionary society of the First NJ F. church will meet al the residence of Mrs. Levi Young. Sl2 East Van Buren street this afterno"ii at 2:3O o'clock. All ladies are cordially invited to attend.
 HERE FOR ESSiON.-Perry Hall of McCahe. representative from IaVa- pai county, arrived here yesterday accompanied by his daughter. Mrs. Conn. Mrs. Hall was intending |" come and may join them later, but for the present she has gone to Ala mogardo. NJ. in response to news of the illness of her mother.
 REVIVAL MEETiNGS-The series of revival meetings now being held at the First Baptist church are well at tended and effective. Last night the service was better than on any pre- vious night. The sermon was impress sive and the music was equally so The song service is under the leader ship of Professor Stout who is singe; of exceptionally talent. He has labored with Gypsy Smith along the coast ant elsewhere and is known the coIntr! over as a singing evangelist. Severd professions of faith were made las' night as the result of the meetings which will be continued nightly.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
.uIpeE GOING vislTING-Superior

Judge J. C. Phillips is invited by Su- perior Judge Frank O. Smith Of fava- pai county to sit in his jurisdiction for the purpose Of trying several cases in which Judge Smith is dis- qualified by reason of his connection with them as attorney before his ele- vation to the bench. Judge Phillips has accepted the invitation and will hold court in Prescott on March 2'' oH and 2.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
Of Local Interest
G
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department daily re- port, March IA
 Elevation of water in reservoir
 feet I'''A' Contents of reservoir, acre feet. 46S, Al Elevation of water in reservoir
 year ago today. feet........ lGl.3C Contents of reservoir l year ago
 today. acre feet. sos, ,52t Gain preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet o'-' Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 M- l. -......-..-.- Ip'''-' Normal flow at joint head. NJ.
 ]. .t'lHi SoII' Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, north side. M. 1...... l9.60C
 south side canals practically empty making repairs Water in north side canals. flood conditions. water a. wanted
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
DRAFTING EMERGENCY BILL

UHRF IINO CWCNOINO' Attorney General George Purdy BnI- lard is busy drafting an emergency measure which will be presented to the legislature as soon as that body is organized. The bill provides ways and means for calling a grand jury and enabling the superior courts throughout the state to get down to the trial of criminal cases. It is probable that the hill will become a law by he middle of the week. and the jury in Maricopa county will be summoned as soon IS pracucaple thereafter
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
mIssoURiANs TO MEET-Loc

people who claim Missouri as their former home will hold a meeting Sat urday afternoon on the Central school grounds for the purpose of making arrangements for a picnic to be held
 in April Arrangements have been made to secure the services of a photographer as it is desired to have pictures made of those who attend the meeting
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
FUNERAL TOOAY-Mr. and NIT

FUNERAL TOOAY-Mr and Mrs. J. w. Briggs arrived in Phoenix yes terday from San Diego, called here by the death of Mary w. Hickey. T sister of Mrs Briggs. The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the Mohn and Driscoll chapel, F. \. Phillips of the Christian church of ficiating
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15

from the Mohn and Driscoll chapel, F. N. Phillips of the Christian church of ficiating.
 NEW liGHTS-City Electrician Copson is engaged in installing orna- mental electric light standards on Second street between Adams and Washington streets and on East Adams street between First and Sec ond. Owing to delay in receiving ma terial these lights will not be placed in commission for several nights. FUNERAL OF MRS. NESS-Mrs. Victoria Robart Ness will be buried today Tt 800 from Moore & Mcf.el- lan's undertaking parlors. Two broth CTS of Mrs. Ness are expected to ar rive from San Diego this morning and on their account the funeral was post poned until today. Rev. MT. Camp bell will officiate and the interment will be in Greenwood cemetery. The Fraternal Brotherhood will have charge of the ceremonies.
 LADIES' AID OF ST. MARY'S-- The Ladies' Aid and Altar society of St. Mary's church will hold cooked food sale at the New Market on East Washington street, Saturday. March 1 16 The sale will begin at o'clock Saturday morning and ladies will bs on hand to sell pies. cakes, cookies
 doughnuts. bread and rolls, salads ano meats of all kinds. and chicken pies ! The patronage of every one is mos
 earnestly solicited.
 HERE TO STAY-Colonel w. F 1 Smelling came, saw. was conquered anC remains. The Colonel comes from i Sheridan, Wyoming, where it gets colo enough in the winter to freeze th' rays from an arc light. The wintei now drawing to a close has been es pecially severe and the colonel has m ambition to experience another like 1t The latest acquisition to Phoenix bus mess and social life was attracted t' the Salt River valley through tn boosting ability of Captain Snively
 also a Sheridaner who preceded hin
 a few months. Colonel Smelling say
 that it is fully up to sample and m
 verily believes the best place oI
 earth. Accompanying him are hi wife. son and two daughters. Colone
 Smelling will engage in the auction
 business here, having wide reputation
 through the northwest in this line O
 work, frequently conducting sales O
 2 thousand head or more. His offic will be with COstley and Thompson 1
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29

The attention of the Choctaw rail. road authorities is called to a danger ous condition existing at the crossing of the wagon road west of and near Madison. The dirt road makes an adrupt turn. coming and going. at this point, and the view of the rail- road is obstructed by the billing of cross ties on both sides of the track. The railroad or the county authori- ties sould have the obstruction re- moved before an accident occurs. Miss Nell German returned last Sat. urday from Cincinnati. where she had been a student in the Cincinnati Con. servatory of Music for term of ten weeks. She was delighted with the training she received there, and comes back to her relatives and friends here greatly improved in technique, a fact which gives them much anticipated pleasure in hearing her during the season. She has a genuine talent, and we congratulate her upon her success at the conservatory.
 The young ladies of the telephone exchange are overtlowiDg with grati- eodC to"d us lilelI tilctlu, MTS, lNble- son, for hot tamale treat which this thoughtful iady rendered them on Tuesday afternoon. It would be hard to tnd persons who appreciate re. membrance more than these hard. worked young lady operatives at the telephone exchange, and they all de. sire, through the columns of The Times, to express their sincere thanks to Mrs. Roleson for the hot tamales and her kindly thoughtfulness.
 The large sawmiling plant of J. w Wheeler & Co.,, at Madison, is closed down for repairs, and large force oi mechanics are now engaged in over hauling and rebuilding the mill. Con crete foundations are being put in and the frame work of the mill is being built up more substantially through out with heavy timbers. The log run way to the river Is also being rebuilt There is not a mere enterprising man. ufacturing concernin the county thar J. W. Wheeler & O., and their mil at Madison is considered to be one oi the best and most reliable in the country.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29

That remarkable Year Book on Storms. Weather, Earthquakes and Astronomy, the Rev. Irl k. Hicks All manac for 1913, the finest and best ever issued is now ready. Send only 35c to Word and Works publishing Co, 340l Franklin Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. and you will receive d copy pre- paid, also one copy of The Rev. lrl R. Hicks Magazine Word and Works Hicks Almanac is on sale at the News stand.
 Miss Anna Roleson, who has been pursuing her studies in music in Chl- cago the past three months, IS eX- pected home the latter part Of next week to spend the Christmas holidays, much to the delight of her parents and many admiring friends and rela- tives. During the past two weeks the young lady has been visiting school friends in Nashville. Tenn, where she has been the recipient or many social favors,
 Prof. Hal Dennis arrived home the first of the week from yislt Wlth friends at Quitman and Heber springs. The pentleman says while that section of the country is very the Tn spots, and exceptionally fine from health standpoint. St. Francis county Is all 10 the good and that our lands Will produce just about twice as much corn and cotton to the acre as the lands in the neighborhood of Quitman and Heber Springs. The professor says he enjoyed his trip very much. He gave us pleasant call Tuesday; and has our thanks for substantial fayors.
 Sam Burd wants your patronage, and if you will let him make you one suit, or sell you one of those Royal Tailored suits from Chicago, you will always consult him when in need or clothes, because he will give you a genuine bargain, and fit that will please you beyond all expectations He has most beautiful line of sam- ples for a suit or pair of pants 10 Your measure. and Is just getting m another big lot of misfts made ln inc latest styles and Of the best material. which he will alter to suit; and sell for about half the original price
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29
FusseIl-Graham-AldersOn Co.,

News reached us this morning to the effect that our oldtime friend, F. M. Pipkin, is very i'll at his home in Tuttleton. It is said that the gentleman has been suffering so ac- cutely the past week or ten days that his mind has become unbalanced and grave fears are entertained for his recovery.
 MT. Roy Bennett, who is now hold ing down the job of keeper of the Mud Lake clubhouse, and who was recently appointed deputy sheriff, came into town on the evening of Thanksgiving to meet club member by the name of MT. James, who arrived this morn- ing from Chicago for stay of two or three weeks.
 MT. Henry Bernard and Miss Moss, of Marianna, and MT. Paul Johnson and Miss Lillian Bernard, constituted a happy little party from this city who enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mir and Mrs. Jack Fergu- son at Fergusonville. The little ex- cursion into the country was planned as compliment to Miss Moss, Miss Lillian's popular visitor, and every body had a. most delightful time.
 There was downfall of the beau Ii fuls Wednesday afternoon. Great flakes of snow fell for several minutes. The indications are that we will have very severe winter when it gets fair y started. Corn shucks are heavy, bark on north side of trees is thicker, squirrels are laying up larger stores of nuts, down on geese is thicker, and the cratic flight of wild ducks and geese. are unfaiIing indications that cold winter is in sight.
 Only woman can understand the paralyZing effect of disorders in the female organism m-the misery Of it and it's depressing influence on the mind Many women who formerly suffered from those disorders owe their pres nt health to Dr Simmons Squaw \ ne Wine. It exercises powerful restorative influence on the female generative system, builds up a strong body, restores healthy rega- larity and promotes cheerfulness and clear rosy complexion Price sl.oo per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29

MT. G. c. Taylor, the well-known grocery and produce man at Widener, has opened up neat and most invit- ing little grocery in the new store building just east of the store of the Sweet Brothers, where he is doing a satisfactory business.
 The following deputy sherifYs have recently been appointed by Sheriff McDougal, and approved by the County Court: E. s. Moore, w. T. Nolen, 0. c. Sherrod. G. k. Walker, A T. Hamilton. l.. E. Peevey, w. T. L gon, John T Pickens, Roy Burnett. Misses Bessie May, Evelyn and Babe the three attractive and pop ular Williams girls. are over from Memphis for Thanksgiving week with friends and homefolks in dear old For rest City and are lovely guests at the nome of MT. and Mrs. Geo. K. Parker. Owing to the fact that practically Ill business was suspended and stores closed yesterday, we have been unable 70 call and see all the merchants and other who should advertise, about get ting in on some of this handsome and trtistic holiday advertising. We will try to see everybody else next week, md hope to have your patronage. MT. and Mrs. w A. McBee and fam ly, natives of this county, who have
 ived here nearly fifty years, are now
 lying in Floral City, Florida, where
 hey removed several weeks ago. Our friend McBee writes back, however,
 that there is no place like dear old
 St. Francis county for him, but that
 the folks are all pretty well satisfied"
 Quite an important case from this
 county was decided in the Federal
 court at Little Rock d few days ago.
 It was in the matter of G. w. Simms
 vs. The Forrest City Box Company,
 and was suit on contract, the
 amount being asked was slO,OOO co.
 Judges Mann, or this city, and E M.
 Scruggs, of Memphis. represented the
 plaintiff, while J udges w W. Hughes, of this city, and c. T. Coleman, of
 Little Rock, appeared for the defense.
 Judgment was given the defendant
 for SS, 349 9S.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29

Our immense stock ot
 the necessaries of life in all kinds of general mer- chandiSe makes our store a most attractive place at which to purchase your gifts. We have something useful and ap- propriate for every mem- Der of the family, and in- vite your holiday trade.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29
SHOULD......

and we hope # wiH be q merry time with you.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29

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