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VOTE THE STRAIGHT TICKET.

Mr. Democratic Voter, if you want to serve Santa Cruz county we'll, and have the interest of the county at heart, vote the straight Democratic ticket at the coming election, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of November.
 Every man % the Democratic. ticket. from Mark Smith, the un- beatab1e candidate for delegate to congress, to Charley P. Lopez. for constable of Nogales precinct No. 1, is entitled to and deserving your support.
 Jim Finley, of Pima county, is honest. capable, and a Democrat every inch of him; why not vote for him? He will guard Santa Cruz county's every interest in the Le- gislative Council, and you will never regret that you voted for Jim Finley.
 Frank j. Duffy for the office of legislative assembly, is certainly worthy of every Democratic, and many Republican and Socialist votes He is first-class lawyer, an orator of ability, and one of the best, most honorable, upright men in Arizona. He has the best interests of Santa Cruz, and every other county in the territory at heart, having resided here nearly a quarter of a century, and being a large taxpayer, as well as a man of family. He will represent San 'ta Cruz county with great credit and make record for himself and his constituents of which all will be justly proud.
 Harry J. Saxon has served one term as sheriff, and has made most excellent record as an officer. If one good term deserves another, then surely he is entitled to the un- ited support of his party and the vote of every taxpayer who be- lieves in rewarding those who know their duty and perform it faithfully and well, without fear or favor. We defy any man in Santa Cruz county to honestly point to one act during the time he has been in the sheriff's office, that has not been in strict accord with his sworn obligation Brave, gener- ous, cool-headed and thoroughly capable of conducting the affairs of his high. responsible office. we commend him to all the voters of Santa Cruz county. Everybody knows Harry; mighty few will vote for a change.
 With Dr. A. A. Doherty and George w. Parker as members of the Board of Supervisors, standing as they do fairly and squarely on the County Democratic platform, the we'll fare of every section, and every interest in the county will be carefully guarded; taxes will be reduced in some instances and in creased in others, thus giving every
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interest, large and small, an equal break, and greatly reduce our tax rate. Both gentlemen will admin ister the affairs of the most inn portant office in the county in the same careful, impartial, economical manner they conduct their own business interests, ever bearing in mind that they are servants of the people. Don't make mistake; vote the straight Democraticticket, placing a cross under the eagle.
 For County Recorder, Phil Her old, the present incumbent, needs no introduction to Santa Cruz county. His record stands, as does the records of District At torney w. A. O'Connor, Pro- bate Judge M Marsteller, and Treasurer Arcus Reddoch, without mark against it. By close at tention to the duties of his office, Phil Herold has endeared himself to every voter in the county who has had business in the Recorders office. Every detail of his import ant clerical position is familiar to him, and the taxpayers will see to it on the 3rd day of November that he's reelected.
 Arcns Reddoch, the pres nt treasurer of the county, during the past two years has made good in every respect and has made a splendid record for himself and has more than fulfilled every pro- mise made by himself and friends two years ago. Everybody in the county. most, knows and loves Arcus. He is sober, honest and capa ble in the fullest sense of the term. He has carefully guarded the county's funds, and will be reelected by a larger majority than he received two years ago.
 Judge M. Marsteller, for pro- bate judge and w. A. O'Connor, for district attorney, will both be elect ed by larger majorities than they ever received before. Having served the people faithfully and we'll, their worth is well known. They will have the united Demo- cracy of Santa Cruz county behind them and will receive many Re publican votes. Both are lawyers of many years experience, and both are we'll qualified to conduct the respective offices to which they desire to be reelected by the taxpayers of Santa Cruz county. 4 vote for them will not be thrown away.
 For the offices of justice Of the peace and constable of Nogales, the county convention unanimous iy selected Charley Gildea and Charley Lopez, the former for justice of the peace, the latter for constable. Both gentlemen have served the city in the past, and their official records speak for themselves. If the taxpayers of Nogales precinct No. i, desire two capable officials, then they will not hesitate to. place a cross under the eagle.
 Vote the straight Democratic ticket.
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Territory of Arizona,
 County of Santa CruZ. oe

Before me, NJ. Marsteller, & Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona this day personally appeared l.. M Raines, P. J. Mcintyre and Phil Herold, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing articles of in- corporation, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereuEto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 23rd day of September, A. b.. 1908.
 [Seall NJ. MARSTEGLER,
 Notary Public. My Commission expires May 1Jth 1912.
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Work on George B. Marsh's elegant new notei, which will be known as the International Hotel. is being pushed rapidly. When completed the Inter national will be a credit to Nogales.
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Democratic Ticket.

Delegate to Congress-
 MARK A. SMITH Joint Councilman:-
 J. B. FINLEY For Assembly,
 FRANK J. DUFFY For Sheriff.
 HARRY J. SAXON For Supervisors:-
 DR. A. A. DoHERTY
 G. w. PARKER For District Attorney
 w. A. O'CoNNoR For Probate Judge:-
 M. MARSTELLER For Recorder:-
 PHIL HERoLD For Treasurer:-
 ARGUS REDDOCH For Surveyor
 H. POMERoY GnIswOLD Justice Peace, Nogales:-
 c. A. GILDEA Constable, Nogales:-
 c. F. LOPEZ
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ARTICLE Viii.

Within ten days after the election of any the officers of this corporation. who shall be urer and such other minor officers agents as the best interests of the corporation. The Pres indent. secretary nd treasurer shall be mem- bers of the board of directors
 All officers shall hold their office during the life of tine board of directors by whom they are elected and until their successors elected and qualified. unless sooner removed by a vote of two thirds of the Directors.
 ARTICLE K.
 These articles of incorporation may be alter ed or amended at any regular meeting of the stockholders or at any special meeting called for that purpose, by an afi -Tnative vote of a majority of the stock and the Board of Direc- tors or any three stockholders may cali q meet ing of the stockholders for this any other of such proposed amendment shall be given to each stockholder either personally in writ ing, by letter deposited in the post office ad- dressed to the Stockholder at his last known residence. nt least twenty days prior to the meeting at which such amendment is to be voted upon-
 IT WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 2}rd September, A. D., 1908.
 l.. M. RAINES, (SeaD
 P. J. MCINTYRE, (SeaD
 PHIL HEROLD. (SeaD In presence of M. Marsteller.
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Notorious EIIwood Resigns

Rev Robert a. Ellwood was or
some time the centre OF sensation in
Delaware and whereabouts. due to his
sermon advocating iynching. at the
time George White. colorcd. was APP
pretended and burned at the stake near
Wilmington. for assaulting and killing
Miss Helen Bishop. Ellwood. at the
time. was pastor Of Olivet Presbyter-
ian Church. Wilmington. from which
city he went Ia Leavenworth. Kansas.
He has achieved further unenyiable no
tnricty in that city. and been compell-
ed To resign his paStorate. because Of
charges preferred against him by the
mother oi one OF The young girls in
the Church choir When confronted
with letters alleged to have been writ
ten by him To the young choir girl.
Ellwood admitted that he had writ
ten them and offered to resign The
resignation was accepted. One Of the
alderS declared that there was nothing
criminal in the letters, bur that they
were written in the style and sent-
mentS OF boy in his first love. Since
going To- Leavenworth. Ellwood has
been active in reform movements. par
ticularly against violators Of the pro-
hibiion law. and the liquor element
celebrated his downfall BY throwing
their bars open to free drinks
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PERRYVILLE

MIR. Howard Jackson visited rela-
tives III Wilmington last week,
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home OF Mrs. Charles keesey. Sr., ON
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs William L. Little, oi
Baltimore, are the guests OF Mr. Andy
McVey and family.
Mrs James Hanna and son, OF Viii
mingtun. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Cole.
MIR. and Mrs. John Dawson and
daughters spent Sunday last in Wash
ington. ID. {.
Mrs George l.. Boyd and Miss
Sadie Calvert were Baltimore visitors
on Friday oi last week.
Mrs Oscar Jones, OF Wilmington,
was the guest OF Mr., and Mrs. Chas.
Crawford last week
MIR. William Little, OF Philadelphia,
spent Tuesday with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. James Little.
Miss Deborah Jackson. oi Principle
Furnace. visited relatives in town on
Tuesday last
Mr.. Norman McAlullcn spent a lew
days IN Columbia the past week
Mrs, Chester Irwin, oi Wilmington,
wa, III town this past week
Mr. George Knight and daughter.
Lcvada. OF Baltimore. were the guests
oi Mr. aud Mrs Benjamin Hornburgcr
la,; week
Mrs John Ward and daughter, Miss
Edith. have returned home from visit
ing relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs William Ward is spending a
lew days in Columbia
Mrs W {. Mauldin aud son are
visiting relatives IN North East.
Mr. George W. { krebs spent Sun
day last in Baltimore
Rev George ". Dawson. OF Viii
mingtun. was in town on Wednc ,day.
Mss Rebecca Boyd i, spending a
Jew day, IN Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs David Icll and Mr.
Harvey Zen. oi Nottingham. Pa, were
TIN, week the guest, ui Mr. and Mrs
" g Boyd
The Kccsey & McMullcn merry go-
round oi thi, place, run by Mr. Geo.
Lawrence. l. now in Havrc de Grace
Mrs l.. ] McMullcn has been quite
III the past week
Mis-, Katie Stcttcr, 81 Columbia. has
returned ,o her home after quite long
visit with her sister. Mrs David Shank
Correcting last weeks letter. the
game OF ball in which the Seminar
team was victorious. wa, only pick
up, aud not the frs, team
The stores oi the town will, On Mon
day. June /. begin opening at a M
and closing promptly at p III during
the summer months Patrons will
please observe the hours
Mr. J G Dennis and son. Guy. were
Baltimore visitors on Wednesday last
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Delaware Local Opfionisfs

Temperance workers from all part.
81 New Castle county held conven.
ton last Tuesday. in Wilmington and
outlined plan al campaign to try to
bring about a submission OF the ques.
ton oi license ar no license to rura
New Castle county and Wilmington
a, one district |, was also proposed
To- run a dry" ticket in the event oil
the failure OF the voters Of the Demo.
crate and Republican tickets to place
dry men on those tickets Tor the
Legislature
The county committee which was
n'mrd comprised an equal number 81
Democrats and Republicans The
election oi chairman was deferred
until meeting OF the county com.
ri'ttcc, which is to be called by See.
rotary John NJ Artcrs. oi the Anti
Saloon cauue. of The Delaware and
Maryland Peninsula
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cOLORA.

Mrs Thomas Hindman and children
are visiting relatives IN Philadelphia.
Miss Mauds NJ Reynolds. Perry
vile, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. r r.
Pierce.
Mrs Clara Bones and children have
returned fome from few days visit
with relatives in Safe Harhor.
Miss Ella Tosh was a PORT Deposit
visitor last Saturday.
MIR. Adolphus Reynolds and wife. Of
Media. are spending some time with
the Isiter's father. Mr.. Aaron ]. Mich
ener.
Miss Bessie Maloncy had small
bone broken in her ankle BY mis-
step. at her home here last Sunday
morning. and is only able 70 get about
with the aid of crutch.
Milton Keen. OF Wilmington. spent
a few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Keen. Korner Ketch.
Mr.. s. T Wiley and Mr.. Elwood
Baldcrston were in Elkton. Monday.
Mr.. Aaron J. Kitchener spent Tues
day in Oxford
Mrs Hughes Murphy. Of Baltimore.
was the guest Of Mrs. Slater B. Tosh.
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. William Stebbines and child
rem, ~ Port Deposit. visited relatives
here last week.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

The Jacob Tome Institute will have
an exhibit OF school work, next We'd
nesday and Thursday. June 3 aud 4, at
Washington Hall and Girls Gymnas-
ium The Wednesday exhibit will be
from to go p M, Thursday, from
3 to 5 p. III. The public is cordially in
vited To this exhibit.
Mr. William Hindman spent the lat
ter part OF last week in Baltimore with
his daughter.
The annual Children's Day exercises
uf the T. NJ. E. Sunday School will be
held in the Auditorium OF the Method
ist Church. Sunday, June 7. at 7 O'Clock
\ very interesting program Is being
prepared by the committee in charge.
MIR. and Mrs Campbell Royston, OF
Baltimore. were guests Of Mrs Sarah
Everist Tuesday
Miss r. Estcla Butchenhart spent
several days in Baltimore last week
with the Misses Gilmore
Mrs. Emma Volkhardt. OF Chester,
spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs.
Caroline Armstrong.
Miss Marguerite Kidd was llavre
de Grace visitor Tuesday.
MIR W. r Cameron was Bati-
more visitor. Monday
Mr. aud Mrs. A. $ Davi, are enjoy
ing themselves at Ashcville. y. C.
Mrs W. II billiard. OF Washing
ton. i, the guest ii Miss Elizabeth
Roynton.
Rev W W Shaw. oi Goyanstown,
Md. was town visitor Wednesday
Rev and Mrs r l.. Tompkinson. Of
Harrisburg. Pa, are visiting their
daughter. Mrs Elizabeth Carson.
Mr. Norman Kirk. oi Rising Sun.
visited Port Deposit friends. Wcdncs
day.
Mr. and Mr., Thomas Mcdowell,
MIR, Elizabeth Choatc. Miss Lille f.
Rutchcnhart. Mc,srs. Jacob l. and
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day evening. june IA.
w +. Johns. 81 Jacob Tome I7sli-
tute, visited friends in town over Sum
day.
Mrs. A. Z. Davidson and Miss Mae
Davidson were Elkton visitors one
day this week.
Mrs. Harry DetwiIcr and daughter,
81 Germantown, are visiting W. r.
Bristow, near town.
Mrs. ]. d Mccoy and Mrs. Sarah
Crosse we're Newark visitors last Fri
day.
Misses Minnie and Lucy Reed spent
several days last week with relatives IN
Philadelphia
Miss Emily Peach. Of North East
visited Miss Mollie Foard this week.
Miss Dora Steele was Phi
phia visitor one day last week.
The Commencement was we'll at.
tended The Alumni met at the home
az Miss Nina h. Durham
A business course will be establish
ed al the High School next year.
A strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ID. Mccoy by the Ladies OF
Cayots NJ E. Church. June s and 6
A dancing class has been organized
by several young men OF the town
Miss Evelyn KILLER entertained the
Spinster's Club. Monday evening.
The opening dance was given at Spa
Spring Park Friday evening Of this
week.
The final examinations were held al
the High School this week.
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RISING SUN.

Mrs. Barclay Smith. Of Philadelphia
visited Ms, NJ Alkaline Smith this
past week.
Mr. " T. 4. K. Robertson, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin llaincs and son. MIR Ed.
win l.. Ilaincs. attended the NJ +
General Conference held in Baltimore
last week
Mis-, Violet Fryer. oi West Noting
ham. has very recently been visiting
Miss Gcnrviryc Turner, on Cherry
street
The u. A. +" Club wa, entertained
'un Friday night oi previous week by
Mr. + Leslie Pyle The usual good
crowd va, IN attendance
Mr. Carlson kmhlc and daughters
Miss Lena and Mr., James Evans. are
visiting Mr. and MIR, Ross Martin.
dale. in Virginia
Mr. aud Mr., Adolphus Reynolds. Of
Media, have been visiting here in town
Mise, Helen and Ngnc, Fox have
returned home from visiting the Misses
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500 Reward, 500

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Rawlings near Woodlawn

Rawlings near Woodlawn.
The Oak Grove school held a festi-
val on their school grounds last We'd
nesday night Rising Sun Band fur
nished music for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings. Of Laurel
Del. have been spending some time
with their daughter. Mrs Charles Hol-
den.
Mrs. Darrow and little daughter
Dorothy, Of Princeton. and Miss
Rosa Caldwell. OF Liberty Grove. spent
Tuesday with Miss Alma Keilholtz
MIR Harry Spencer and family OF
Cochranville. Pa. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Keiholtz and daughter
Miss Jennie Maxwell oi Philadel-
phia. is visiting relatives in and near
town
The Rising Sun Grammar School
held their annual festival ON Thurs
day night and realized good prices on
everything sold The Band furnished
excellent music and afterwards were
given treat.
Mrs. Charles Reisler and daughter
Edna. 81 Calvert. visited relatives here
IN town last week.
Misses Mona Jenkins aud Verna
Grason attended the High School
Commencement at Avondale. on We'd
nesday night and spent Thursday with
Mrs Frank Gregg in this place
Miss Hanna J. Reynolds is spending
some time with friends in Phiadel-
pha and Camden.
Miss Mabel Reynolds and pupils
picniced in nearby woods on Friday.
il being the last day OF school. They
had special program prepared and all
the little folks had a jolly good time
The Grammar School" spent the day
also picnicing along the Octoraro
creek All public schools closed on
this date for the summer vacation.
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WOODLAND

Mrs. Edmund Brown will conduct
The Epworth League Sunday evening
Miss Beulah Creswell, Of Port De.
post. was an over Sunday guest oil
Miss Elizabeth Owens.
Mrs. Howell Pedrick and Master
Wallace. OF Wilmington. are the guest,
Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ L. Thompson.
Mrs. Jane \ Gerry. of Port Deposit
visited her sister. Mrs. c. s. Abra.
hams. the first OF the week
Mr.. J. d. SINNERS raised his straw
house Tuesday.
Mrs, Samuel Churchman, OF vii
mneton, is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. +. Tyson.
Miss Minnie Gillespie. Of Port De.
posit visited relatives here Saturday
Messrs. C. s. Abrahams, c. l.
Thompson, r. X Rawlings. r. r
Marshall and NJ l.. Thompson spent
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Miss Mary Barwick has been visiting
friends in Philadelphia
Miss Mary II Walters spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in town
Mr., Annie Carhart and Mrs. Emma
Reeder. oi Trenton. n, J., visited their
sister. Mis-, Rachel Lovclcss. las, week.
Mrs. l. X Rarwick spent Tuesday
in Philadelphia
Harry Hevlow. Of Elkton, visited his
parents, Tuesday
Miss Esther Banks is visiting friends
in Port Deposit
Mrs. J d Mccoy. OF Cayo,s, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Ida Bouchelle
Rev Charles p Mallory, Of New
York. has been spending a few days
at the home Of +. T Mcln,ire. near
town
Chldren's Day exercises will be oh
served in the Methodist Church Sun
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ZION.

Miss Bessie Wiley has returned to
her home in Wakefield, Pa. for the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs William Perry enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Gracey. OF Lewis
vile. on Sunday.
Mr.. Dewitt Carhart. Of Norristown,
is visiting relatives here
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Brinkema and
son left on Wednesday for an extend
ed Western trip. They will spend a
few days in Chicago with relatives and
from there will go to Hastings. Ncb.,
to spend some weeks with their par
ents.
The Misses FitzGerald. OF New Jer.
Sey. are guests OF Misses Mearns and
Minnie Carhart
The gross receipts from the festival
given by the Aid Society OF the Pres.
byterian Church on Wednesday even.
ing. amounted to SIS.
Miss Barber. Of Calvert. has been a
recent guest Of Mss Anna Ritten-
house.
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NORTH EAST

Walter Mccall has returned from
the General Hospital in Philadelphia,
where he went for an operation Tor the
appendicitis.
Captain Alex. McNamee is able To
be about after a serious attack OF W
phoid fever.
Don't forget the festival of the +.
o. s. oi \. this Saturday evening, on
the corner 81 Cecil avenue and Main
street.
Fellowship Lodge. X Of =. held a
social for their members and families
in G. a. r Hall Monday evening.
where an entertaining program OF
music and recitation was rendered with
plenty ni ice cream and Strawberries.
The funeral Of Ralph II. Hamilton
took place on Saturday last under the
charge 81 Bay View Council, Jr. O. Y.
4 NJ. and was largely attended. In
termcnt was in the NJ +. Cemetery.
Wingate Post. G. A. K. attended ser
vice al St Mary's P. + Church last
Sunday morning aud heard an abe
sermon by the Rector. Rev q. H.
Murphy
The entertainment 81 the High
School and lower grades last fTiuay
evening was well attended and the well
rendered program pleased the audi
ence greatly
The graves oi veterans in our GENE
,erics will be decorated on Saturday
evening. when the Post will go III a
body first to the r. Z. then to the NJ
T.. Cemetery. starting at o'clock.
Delegations will also go to outlying
cemeteries.
Mr.. |. II. Ford aud Miss Sarah Ford
Of Washington, D. C.. spent this week
with Mr. and Mrs, r. c. McCracken
Mrs. William Gilbert spent the week
past in Philadelphia and Wilmington
X. c. Rceder spen, the week IN
Washington. ID. {.
Miss Lille Parsons, formerly oi this
town. but now oi Havre dc Grace. was
married last week to Mr.. Samuel ;
Forsythc. OF that town.
The Manual Training room at the
school will be open To- the public both
on Friday and Saturday evenings.
The Alumni Association OF the
North East High School will meet and
hold a public reception in the Assembly
room Saturday evening. and then have
banquet at Hotel Cecil.