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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-01-16
w. O. W. Banquet.

White Oak camp No. Al, Wood
men OF the World, entertained a
large throng of guests at ban
quet in the armory Thursday
night. Capt. J. w. Ardrey and
Rev. f. l.. Glennan were the
speakers of the occasion.
The officers recently elected
by this camp are: S. w. Parks,
G. c.; E. H. Phillips, A. L.;
L: j. Massey. banker; A. r. Nc
Elhaney, clerk; w. S. Moss,
escort; K. l.. Bennett, sentry;
q. r. Wingate, watchman; ID. G..
klmbrell, manager for 3 years.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-01-16
PUBLIC SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
For December, 1912.
First Grade.

rHst Grade.
Hazel Carter, Earle Steele. Clarence
Varnadore, Alma Lynn, Ebert Harkev.
Olin Hood, Ernest Wagner, Gertrude
Broom, Elizabeth Ardrev. Katherine
Massey, Mary Kimbrell, Mary Moore.
Bertha Moore, Clarence Miller, Willie
Morton. Edward Kimbrell, Philip Cor
don, William Hafner, Lee Carothers.
Stephen Parks, Larence Armstrong. ]
Is. Mills, Margaret McElhaney.
Second Grade.
Willie Bennett, Mamie Carter, Olin
Dease, Beuah Epps. Edward Epps.
Hope Harris, Bennett Hoagland, Ebert
lrby, Frank Jones, Mary Jones Mel
dab Lynn, Ella Mae McElhanev. Eliza
beth Mills. Matte Morton. Ernest Muir
ray, Luther Patterson, Lizzie Belle
Sutton, Mae Thompson. Carrie Wat
ford, Anna Wolfe.
Third Grade.
Marion Parks, John Lester Crowder.
Fourth Grade.
Hattie Belk, Sophie Link. Blanche
Moser.
Fifth Grade.
William Grer, Melvin Blackmon.
Harry Bradford, Grace Erwin. Beatrice
Parks.
Sixth Grade.
Ruth Mclaughlin, Ethel Hughes,
Malcolm Link.
Seventh Grade.
John A. Boyd, Alfred Jones, Mary
Mclaughlin, Marjorie Mills, Andrew
Hafner. William Erwin, Jessie Baker.
Eighth Grade.
Pauline Erwin, Violet Culp. Mar,
Armstrong, Cornelia Harris, Ocie Hood
Alice Bradford, Kathleen Armstrong
Ahce Harris, Lillian Potts, Willie X.
Barber. Willie Rogers, Heath Belk.
Ninth Grade.
James Young, Frances Smith. Sadie
Tongue, Zenas Grier, Esther Meach-
am, James CASTOR, Clarence Link. Viii.
lie Minis, Mary Epps, Olive Harris.
Tenth Grade.
Roy Patterson, Brce Culp, Florence
Bennett, Tom Hall, Ethel Armstrong,
Shellie Sutton, Bessie Smith, Lila Hall,
Sarah Culp.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-01-16
Must Pull Mileage in GEORGIA.

After an hours discussion the
Georgia railroad commission on
Friday morning decided not to
grant the petition of the railroads
asking that the order of the COM
mission, which becomes effective
February l, directing the pull
ing of interchangeable mileage
in Georgia be suspended until
after the interstate commerce
commission has made a decision
upon similar ruling by the State
railroad commission of South
Carolina.
The travelling mems crganiza-
tions, which were largely instru-
mental in having the Georgia
commission issue the order, op-
posed the petition of the railroads
vigorously on the ground that
the roads were merely fighting
for time.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-01-16
Inspection of York Militia.

Following are the dates for the
inspection of the military COM
panies in York county:
April IL, Fort Mill, Company
X, First infantry.
April Ia, Rock Hill, Company
H, First infantry.
April 16, Yorkville, headquar-
ters First infantry; Company L,
First infantry.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-01-16

WHITE LEGHORN EGGS-I have
for lie for Matching purposes pure
Wycoff strain White Leghorn Eggs at
loo for l5. ID. A. LEE, Fort Mill.
S. C..
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TOURING. THE STATE
BY AUTOMOBILE

George F. Cunningham. represent
Ing the Cunningham Brokerage com
pany. of Kansas CITY. Mo. in company
With Harry Tinkeipaugh and two of
the ofice froce. passed through the
city yesterday en- route over the Royal
Gorge and Skyline drive. Mr. Cum
ningham and party are touring Colo
rado by auto and drove up through
Kansas and expect 10 return br the
way Of Wyoming and Nebraska. Mr.
CUNNINGHAM Is an old friend OF J. D
Stewart They have known each 9th
er intimately In Arkansas City. Kan
sas. and shared each others trials
and tribuiations during the opening OF
the Oklahoma strip.-Fiorenee ciii-
zen.
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MANY PICNICS ON FRIDAY

A great many people availed them
selves OF the opportunity afforded by
Decoration day to picnic at the vari-
Gus resorts in the nearby mountains.
Most OF the pleasure seekers did not
leave town until after the parade Of
the G. A. r. and It's associated organ
izations. and. few of them. not until
after the close OF the ceremonies at
Greenwood cemetery. Grape creek.
Temple canon. the tunnel roadway
and the top of the Royal Gorge were
the localities most favored by Fridays
picnickers. The storm of the after
noon frightened many OF the excur-
sionists. although but few. II any, OF
them got wet. II rained heavily at
Pueblo and other points within a ra-
dius OF forty or fifty miles about 5
O'Clock.
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This Interests Every Woman.

A family doctor said recently that
women come to him thinking that
they have female trouble. but when he
treats them for their kidney and blad-
knowing. and also that Foley Kidney
Pills are the best and safest medicine
purer medicine for bac1ache. weary
dragged out feeling. aching Joints. ir-
regular kidney and bladder action an'i
nervousness due to kidney troubles.
Try them. They are tonic In action.
quick in rcsults.-corner Drug Store.
adv.
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JUDGE COOPER BUSY
IN CRIPPLE CREEK

Judge LAS /. Cooper returned to
Canon City Wednesday afternoon from
Cripple Creek where he was called the
FIRST Of the week TO try some urgency
cases in the Teller county court for
Judge Daniel L. Ferguson. who has
been In ST. Joseph's hospital in Den
yer for several weeks undergoing
treatment for an affection of the eyes.
During the two days and a half he
was in Cripple Greek Judge Cooper
heard seven divorce cases. several
iunacy and Juvenile delinquency
cases and granted letters Of admins
tration in two or three estates. which
was going some" for. the judiciary.
Judge Cooper made the trip 10 the
district and return by Bunten's auto
stage and enjoyed the experience.
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MOVE HERE FROM MISSOURI

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Smith and family
of Monroe City, Missouri. have moved
here from that city and are moving
into the Bancroft home on Park ave-
nue.. Lincoln Park. recently purchased
by Mr.. Smith. The Monroe City News
has the following to say of their de-
parture from that city:
-. F. Smith and family left last
week for Canon City. Colorado. which
is now their home. Mr.. Smith has
been a resident OF this city for a num-
ber Of years. during which time he
has been identified with its best in
terests and was always on the right
side of all the moral questions. His
is an excellent family and they haze
the best wishes OF a large number Of
friends as they go to their new home. .
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Gospel Meeting. q, Hillside.

Rev s. II. sperry has secured the
assistance Of Rev. A. J. Fiu In a series
of gospel meetings to be held In the
Wet Mountain valley. beginning sun
day morning. June hrst. at Hillside
Rev. Fit is a member OF the Colorado
NJ. Z conference and one Of its Of
,eiai evangelists. He has a large tent
in which the meetings will be held
Prof. BARLEY is associated with him
as musical director and viii lead the
song service. Rev. sperry will 70 TO
Hillside on Friday and the evangeiis's
will arrive there from Denver on Sat-
urday and will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Hayden.
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N CANON on THEIR
WEDDIne 1RIp

Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Wood of I-ans-
ing. Michigan. who have been touring
the south and west on their wedding
tour since the beginning OF the year
in their Overland car. arrived here on
Thursday OF last week. accompanied
by the latters father. U. II. Forester.
and are the guests Of Mrs. L. W.
Gillette and Miss Pearl sampseil at
their home on Greenwood avenue
Last week several scenic drives and
q picnic at Temple canon were given
in their honor and q good time enjoy
ed by all. They are very enthusiastic
about Colorado and its beautiful
mountain scenery and have declared
their intention OF making a more ex-
tended visit here In 1915 while on
their way to the Panama-Pacific expo
sition at San Francisco. From here
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood will proceed to
their home at Lansing where they will
spend a month or two before going 20
their cottage at Oden. Michigan. for
the summer.
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CONVINCING TESTIMONY.

Given by many Canon City People.
Experience told by Canon City peo-
pie
Those who have had weak Kidneys
who used Doan's Kidney Pills
Who found the remedy effective
Such statements prove merit.
You might doubt an utter stranger.
You must believe Canon City people.
Here's Canon City proof. Verify it.
Read Investigate. Be convinced.
You'll find why Canon City folks
believe in Doan's.
Mrs. Fred Riggs. All Greenwood
avenue. Canon City. Colo. says: For
quite awhile there was a dull ache
across the small of. my back and
Doan's Kidney Pills brought me entire
relief. l have had no kidney trouble
for long time and am glad to con-
firm the public endorsement ! gave
Doanis Kidney Pills. after first used
them"
when your back Is lame-Remem-
her the Name" Don't simply ask for
a kidney remedy-ask distinctly f.ir
for Deans Kidney Pills, the same
that Mrs. Riggs had-the home remedy
backed by home testimony, soc. ali
stores. Foster-Milburn Co.. Props
Buffalo. ". Y.-adv .t. 49,
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Guaranteed Eczema Remedy.

The constant itching. burning. red
ness. rash and disagreeable effects OF
eczema. letter. salt rheum. itch. piles
and Irritating skin made clear and
smooth with Dr. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. Mr.. J. C. Eveland. OF Bath.
Ill. says: Il had eczema twenty-five
years and had tried everything. All
failed. When found DIR. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment found a cure
This ointment is the formula OF n
physician and has been in use for
years-not an experiment That IS
why we can guarantee 1t. All drug
sists. or by maii. Price Zoe Peeiffer
Chemical Co., Philadelphia and ST.
Louis.--ady.
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ElKS TO CELEBRATE
FLAG DAY"

Canon City Lodge No. 610. Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks.
will celebrate Flag Day" with an in
teresting program at their club build
ing. corner OF Macon .-enue and
Fourth street. Saturday evening. June
fourteenth. beginning at s o'clock. to
which the public is cordially invited.
The program. with the exception OF
two or three numbers yet to be sup
piled. follows:
orchestra-"The Star spangled
Banner
Introductory exercises-on;cers o.
the Lodge.
orchestra-"columbia. the Gem OF
the Ocean
Hsctory of the Flag-E. L. Slime
meyer.
Altar service-onicers of the Ledge.
Song-"Auid Lang Syne."-Lodge
members.
EIks' Tribute to the Flag-A II.
McLain.
Violin Sclo-M.ss Ina Mackenzie.
vocal Solo-Mrs. George W. Bethel
Jr.
Patriotic koore+e-Judge :. G
Schue.gert.
song-"America"- audience
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Will EHFoIce LAWS
FOR the CARE OF ROADS

Denver. May 2s.-Now that active
work on the construction Of good
roads is being commenced in almost
every county in the state the colora-
do Good Roads Association has un-
dertaken a campaign to secure the
enforcement OF some OF the laws now
on the statute books. which relate to
the proper care Of state highways.
Two Of these laws in particular are
going to receive immediate attention.
One relates to the overflow Of irriga-
ton bitches. and the other to the erec-
tion Of biiiboards and other advertis-
Ing signs along the public highways.
The overflow from irrigation
bitches is one Of the worst factors
TO be contended with In keeping roads
in hrst class shape. The law against
this is stringent. but in almost every
county In tire state little or no effort
has been made to enforce IT, II is
the intention Of the Colorado Cool
Roads Association to urge the State
Highway Commission to enforce this
law in every county In the state. and
II necessary to bring into court those
who allow the roads thus to be de-
stroyed.
The advertising signs along colora-
do highways is also becoming quite n
nuisance. and In many cases destroys
the beauty of the country. The Stale
Highway Commission will also DO
asked to take steps to enforce this
law. wherever possible.
At a meeting OF the executive COM
mit,es OF the Colorado Good Roads
Association held In Colorado Springs
recently It was the unanimous opin-
lon that these laws should b. enforc-
ed and an active campaign will be
waged IN an endeavor TO arouse pub
lie sentiment so rs TO make the
maintenance OF good roads the aim
and object Of all interested In better
highways In Colorado.
In an effort to oriRx about the en-
forcement Of these laws upon the
State Highway Commission will be
brought before organizations Of every
kind and character that are Interested .
Ia the care and improvement Of the
roads Of the state. and they VIII be
asked to Join with the good roads as
sociation in the reqncs, made to the
state officials.
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William Leona. n young man OF
Italian parentage about twenty years
of age. was brought here from Port
land by Sheriff Nevcomb Friday after
noon and locked up In the county Jail
on the charge OF stealing various arr
icles having an aggregate value OF
about forty-hye dollars from one Of
his associates. Leona was given pre-
iiminary hearing in Portland and hold
to the district court for trial at tho
November term. In default q bond
the prisoner was committed 20 fall.
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There Is more catarrh in this sec
ton OF the country than all other d.
seases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed 10 be incur
able For great many years doctors
pronounced It a local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies. and by con-
stantly falling to cure with local
Treatment. pronounced II incurable.
Science has proven Catarrh to be a
constitutional disease. and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by
+. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. il
thc only Constitutional cure on the
market. II Is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. II
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They ofrer
one hundred dollars for any case 1t
fails to cure. Send for circulars a,i
testimonials.
Address: J. J. CHENEY. q CO. To
iedo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 7bc.
Take Halls Family Pills cor consti-
|pation.--adv.
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Mrs. Gertrude Hurley returned Sat
urday night from several weeks
stay in Kansas City and Des Moincs.
Charles Keeling. who has been in
Kansas with his wife. who has been
seriously Ill there the past several
monthn. returned to The valley Mon
day. His mother accompanied him up
from Canon city--wet Mountain rri-
bups- : 49,: 1885, y, .'sis<r4 - 4
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All state. Represented In Graduates

Graduates from every state in ths'
Union and several foreign countries
will receive degrees at the commence
ment Of the University Of Colorado at
Boulder on Wednesday Of next week.
The graduates number two hundred
and forty-eight and are divided az
follows: One hundred and ak frogr
the college OF liberal arts; twenty
three from the school of law; forty.
two from the college OF engineerins:
ifty-two from the school OF medicine
taught in Denver. and one from tie
newly created school OF pharmacy;
higher degrees will be conferred az
follows: Doctor of philosophy. one;
master OF arts. fourteen: electrical
engineering. one: master of science.
two. Three literary degrees will bc
given.
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RAILROAD
men NAB
BURGLARS
AT WORK

The little candy store and popcorn
stand OF John Rieffel at the northwest
corner of Depot park was burglarized
by two unknown men about IL o'clock
Wednesday night, who were subss-
quentIy caught and are now in jail
awaiting a preliminary hearing for
their offense.
An effort was made to force an en-
trance TO the building by breaking in
structure. but was abandoned after
the paddock had been wrenched OF
and a second lock discovered. The
thieves then turned their attention
to a small window on the opposite
side OF the building, which was brok-
en- and a means afforded for getting
on the inside.
The smaller OF the two men climbed
through the broken window; the 9TH
er standing guard on the outside
while the robbery was going on. The
thieves had made so much noise in
their attempt to break in the door
that some Of the people in the vicinity
were awakened and made an investi-
cation OF the trouble. Lou Hayden.
yardmaster for the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad company. who lives
at s11 River street. heard the racket
and soon discovered its cause. After
securing the assistance OF Night Bag
gageman Bryant at the d. & r. G.
station the two men closed in on the
thieves and captured the one on the
inside OF the store. who found himself
efectualiy bottled up after his partner
had deserted him. The fellow on the
outside took to his heels when he
found 1t was dangerous to stay on
guard any longer. but was overhauled
in a sprinting contest on the streets
and turned over to Police oricer Ier-
~ Moran, who took both OF the pris-
oners to the county Jail.
The fellow on the inside OF the
store half filled a large paper sack
with candy. chewing gum and other
stun from the show case. but. being
unable to get out with 1t dropped It
on the floor when he discovered tina.
''he had been caught like a rat in a
trap The only thing taken from the
place. as far as Mr.. Rieffei is able to
ascertain, was a two franc Belgian
piece. which was in the money drawer.
Some twelve or fifteen pennies were
left in the drawer untouched
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Hall. This building will be finished
next October. II VIII be 135 feet high.
ss7 feet long and 3s7 feet wide. That
is about as long as two and a half
blocks in Canon City and as wide as
block and two streets.
Machinery Hall is the first Of the
thirteen large exhibit buildings that
will be constructed by the exposition
company. Construction has now start
ed on five OF the buildings and specil-
cations for all the buildings will be
completed by July LIST of this year.
All the buildings will be finished un-
der contract by June 25th. 1914.
These thirteen main exhibit build
ings will occupy one hundred acres in
the center OF the exposition site.
On the west and nearest the Golden
Gate will be built the pavilions of tho
states and nations. and on the east Of
the center group VIII be constructed
the concessions or amusement" cen
ter. which corresponds in a general
way to the midway" in Chicago in
1893.
The area Of the grounds, which form
a huge natural amphitieater opening
out TO the north on S=n Francisco bay.
is s35 acres and their greatest length
is fifteen thousand feet and greatest
width one mile.
The exposition is administered by a
board OF thirty directors. all OF whom
their services without
charge.
An initial sum OF So. .0oo. 900 was
raised by California OF this amount
8. 500 900 was raised by popular sub
scription: $4,000 through bond Is
sue OF the City of San Francisco: S.
oo0. 600 by the State OF California. and
s5.0oO.0oo by an enabling act permit
ting the supervisors of each county to
levy an assessment
Twenty-eight OF the foreign nations
have accepted the invitation of the
President OF the United States to par
ticipate in the exposition and appro-
priations vary from sfoo.ooo to 81
ooo. 900.
Thirty-five states have selected sites
for state buildings and New York has
made the largest state appropriation
of 100000.
To provide additional facilities to
reach the grounds. ferries VIII run
across San Francisco bay and also
from the Ferry building. and the city
will construct municipal lines which
are in addition to existing street car
service.
Six thousand applications for
amusement concessions have been re-
ceived and thirty-one have been ac-
cepted. The Santa Fe will present a
concession showing the Grand Canyon
OF the Colorado. This will cover fve
acres and will cost about $3.50. 900.
Construction has now begun upon this
concession. which will be free. About
seven thousand people IL Is estimated
will be employed in the concessions
district during the exposition period.
or especial interest to the people of
Colorado Will be the Mines and Metal
iurgy exhibits. and also the agricul-
tural and live stock displays. $4,000
has been set aside by the exposition
for premiums In live stock, and $685.
900 has been assured for harness
races.
All exhibits OF machinery will. so
far as possible. be shown In action.
the object being to illustrate the con
version of raw material into the fn-
ished product.
The scupturaL work Is in the hands
OF number of widely known sculp-
tors and most OF the models are COM
pleted.
Yolo county. where Mr.. Maddox is
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Best Laxative for the Aged.

Old men and women feel the need
OF a laxative more than young folks.
but It must be safe and harmless anS
one which will not cause pain. Dr.
Kings Now Life pills are especially
good for the aged for they act
promptly and easily. Pracc 2sc. Ros
commended by Hunter Paimer.--adv.
Cht1 dren Cry
FOR FlETcnER'S
/ CAST0.Rii j A.
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II is pleasant once In while TO md
people who will hand out information
without too much pumping. These
people hand It out In perfect stream.
Here are few interesting facts.
gathered from the flow: ~
The large wooden frame building
now being constructed Is Machincry