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RIDGE VILE.

Mrs. Luther Montgomery and
daughter, Miss Rosalie Montgomery,
Reels Mill, spent the week end with
Mrs. Belt Norwood.
J. A. Hood is visiting friends and
relatives in Baltimore this week.
Mrs. Jesse Rhine, Jr., Mrs. Jcaob
Winebrenner, Mrs. Sellman, Misses
Stackhouse and Turner of Mt. Airy,
and Miss Marse, OF Baltimore, were
recent callers at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Smith.
Mrs Tight Warf1eld called on her
sister, Mrs. John Warfield and Mrs.
Glenn Bennett Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Norwood and
Raymond Norwood and Gus Hill, of
Cooksville, spent Sunday with Mrs.
William Norwood, ST.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith have re-
turned home after quite a pleasant
visit to Mr.. Smiths grandfather, MI.
Robert Nelson.
Mrs.Jesse Rhine spent Sunday even
Ing with Mrs. Jacob Winebrenner.
Mrs. j. A. Hood spent Monday with
Mrs. John Warfield.
Mrs. Belt Norwood spent one day
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
Percy Kelly, of Bartholows.
5. a Owings, ST., of Lisbon, was in
Ridgeville recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Ham.
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PATAPSCO.

George Shaner Is confined to his bed
with erysipelas. DR.. Coonan is his at
tending physician.
The M. P. Church held it's fourth
quarterly meeting In the church last
Saturday and elected Charles Z. Tay-
lor as delegate to attend the church
conference which is held at Federals-
burg.
Charles Uhler is erecting a new
barn on his premises. Reuben Ship
ley and sons are doing the work.
William BARRIERS tenant house oc-
cupied BY Charles Zepp was destroyed
by fire last Saturday night.
Harvey Ward and wife, OF Philadel-
phia, spent Tuesday last with Mrs.
Elias Taylor.
Jesse Arbaugh has moved from Med
ford back into his own home again.
John Shipley, our village butcher,
has started butchering again and is
handling good selection of meat.
The M. P. Sunday school reorgan-
lied last Sunday.
There will be temperance meet
ing Sunday, April 3, in the M. J..
Church at 7.30 p. N. Speakers will be
Rev. Troxtel Of the Theological Sem
mary, Rev. Martin and Mrs. Martin.
William Mcmillan rs quite I'LL.
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SOUTHERN CARROLL.

Several inches CT snow fell in this
section April 3.
The Woodbine Athletic Club has,
what promises to be, an interesting
game of ball scheduled for the after
noon of April 90. 1t will be played
on the Woodbine Athletic field, which
is being put into first class condition.
No charge will be made to see the
game, but a collection will be taken
to defray expenses.
An exciting fox chase occurred
here several days ago. About 25
riders participated. The fox was
turned loose at Mr.. James Pickett's
store, and after long run was finally
captured by Mr. Buelah Pickett.
Frank Davis auctioneered a sale last
Saturday for Beal Gosnell, OF Wood
bine. The property brought fair
prices
c. w. Ridgely has mown one crop
OF grass recently, and will soon get
another crop or the same ground.
L. 9. Buckingham has a fine new
white wash brush. He would like to
hear from all who have big jobs of
white washing for this spring. Phone
F. G. M. Ga.
N. S. Wood, Mt. Olive, has a fine.
we'll bred stallion for sale. Phone +.
& M. 6-31.
Rev. T. M Dickey, pastor OF Nor
gan Circuit NJ. z. Churcn, is attending
conference at Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. Helen Conway ana four child
rem, Of Savage, Md, are visiting Mrs.
t. M. Dickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shipley, of Bal
timore, spent Sunday with relatives
at Mt. Olive
There will be service at Morgan
Chapel Sunday, April 3, at 1890 a.
m, and at Mt. Olive at 2.30 D. m, con-
Quoted by the new pastor.
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1LT. AIRY.

Or. Cromwell is visiting friends in
Alexandria va.
DR.. Rudy was in Baltimore last
Tuesday
Mrs. Griffith and two children, of
Washington, ID. O., are visiting Mrs.
Bartholow.
Mrs Wilcox, of Baltimore, is now
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Routzahn.
Rev. Mr.. Kuhlman, pastor of the M.
2. Church, here, has been assigned to
Baltimore, and Rev. Mr.. King will be
In charge during the present confer
ence year.
Miss Mabel Dorsey, the accomplish
ed daughter Of Albert Dorsey, left
last Monday for Baltimore, where she
will enter school Of millinery.
w. w. Baker, the efficient miller
at the new elevator, has moved his
family to town, and will occupy the
residence owned and recently va
Gated by Elisha Bealle.
Thos. Poole, head miller at the Mt.
Airy Grain G. Elevator Co., is visit
ing friends in Woodbine, and Hoods
Mil.
Earl E. Smith has opened new
barber shop under the harness shop
Of W. z. T. Smith. Everything is new
except the barber" Earl is well and
favorably known by all, and deserves
a liberal share of patronage.
Those present at Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
w. Mains on Sunday last were Mr..
and Mrs. David Martin and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Doyle and family,
MIR. and Mrs. John l.. Lare and MIR.
and Mrs. Abram Poole.
Little Ruth Main, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is slowly
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MILLER'S.

Mrs. Harry Brilliant, of Baltimore,
spent Wednesday and Thursday of
last week visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Barber, this place.
We extend hearty congratulations
to Miss Emma Hoffacker and John
Keck, who were married last Thurs
day at the Lutheran parsonage, Man
chester, by their pastor, Rev. J. B.
Lau. They were given an old time
serenade in the evening.
Mrs. Jacob Zepp visited friends at
Melrose last Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richarts and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Howard Hare visited
Hanover friends last week.
Emory Bollinger and family, who
moved to York, Pa, last fall, moved
back to Millers last Friday.
George Smith and family, of Old
Fort, spent last Sunday as the guests
of George Albaugh and wife, near
here.
Mrs. Everett Miller spent last Thurs
day visiting Mrs. Clayton Sauble, OF
Melrose, Nd.
Henhy M. Miller is i'll with pneu-
monia. DR.. Sherman is the attend
ing physician.
Joseph Farbart moved his family
from this place to Germantown.
Everett Miller and wife spent Sun
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gar
ret, near Stiltz, Pa.
Luther Wentz, wife and son, visited
Carroll Wareheim and wife, of Line
boro, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keck spent Fri
day and Saturday at Hanover, Pa.
John Bollinger visited friends at
Baltimore over Sunday
Clinton Bortner, Of Lineboro, Nd,
spent Sunday visiting his mother,
Mrs. Belle Bortner, near here.
Harry u. Geiman, near here il hav-
ing about $4,000 shingles sawed to
cover his barn and wagon shed. John
Graf and sons are doing the saving.
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HOODS MILL,

w. l.. Hammond and Mrs. Josephine
Hammond were in Baltimore Wednes-
day on business.
z. J. Hammond was in Baltimore
and Washington Tuesday and We'd
nesday on business.
Miss Eunice a. Moore, OF Ellicott
City, visited friends In Hoods Mill
from Friday until Monday.
Miss Elsie Shame spent Saturday
evening with Mrs. y. r. Hood, of this
place.
Z. j. Hammond visited friends In
Baltimore county Sunday.
E. j. Brown, of Baltimore, visited
friends I'm Hoods Mill from Sunday
until Monday.
Walter Brown, Of Gathers, visited
his brother, VIM. Brown, OF this
place, last Sunday.
Miss Ella Hood, OF Hoods Mill Is
still visiting friends in Frederick
county.
Thomas Poole, OF MT. Airy, miller
In Gorsuch's mill, visited W. l.. Ham
mond, in Hoods Mill, Wednesday.
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from NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
SYKESVILLE.
Leave mill subscriptions, ADVERTISE
nents and job work nj Walter W..
Rhter's TOnsOriaI ParIors, local agent.

Miss Esther Sullivan has been Wis
iting Howard county and Washington
D. G.
VIM. Fairbank has moved into his
new residence recently purchased
from Edward Arlington. P. T. Ben
nett has moved in the house on Hotel
Heights, vacated by Mr.. Fairbanks.
R. w. Carter visited Westminster
Tuesday on business.
Miss Fannie Sprecher, Of Baltimore,
Nd, visited her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
D. B. Sprecher, few days this week.
Mrs. w. L. Selby and Mrs. M. G.
Phillinger, of Baltimore, visited
friends in town this week.
Mrs. j. w. Firoved visited friends
at Plane No 4 this week.
Dr. d. B. Sprecher has received his
new automobile. 1t is a Maxwell.
Roy Phillinger, of U. S. S. Mont
gomery, stationed at Philadelphia
Navy yard, and Nelson Phillinger, OF
Baltimore, visited relatives here Sun
day.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs. Lowery, Of Baltimore, former
ly of Sykesville. She died in Balti-
more and was brought here Tuesday
and buried in Springfield Cemetery.
Miss Gertrude Flohr, of Pine Grove
farm, is visiting friends in Whining
ton, Philadelphia and Amber for a
month.
Mrs. Jas. G. Lippy has just recov-
cred from a bad attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. F. M. Barnes is visiting friends
in Baltimore for a few days.
Arthur Curley has accepted a po-
sition as salesman with Geo. Stahl
& Co., Of Pittsburg, Pa. We all wish
him success.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Divine services this Sunday palm
Sunday at 10 q. m, by Rev. John w.
Reinecke.
During Holy Week, beginning ON
Tuesday evening, April 18th, Rev. Jno.
o Yoder, will have services until Fri
day evening, and on Saturday after
noon at p. m, preparatory services,
and on Easter Sunday morning, April
18th, Holy Communion at 10 a. m.
Mrs. John N. Ditch Is in a critical
condition with little hope for her re
covery.
Addison Erb IL still confined TO his
bed with pneumonia.
Henry He1wig liz improving his
property in this place by adding an
addition to it. This property was
bought few years ago from DIR. G. M.
Brown.
John F. Yingling and wife, of Bal
timore, spent Sunday and Monday
with his brothers, Jos. p. Yingling
and e. G. Yingling.
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WEST FALLS.

On Monday last this section was
visited by a quiet little snow storm.
Movings are about over through this
section. Many changes took place
among our farmers.
The moving of MIR. l.. Cain on
Thursday was largely attended.
The West Falls Sunday school has
been organized for the coming year
and opened ON Sunday last, with a
large attendance.
The stork visited the home Of z. w.
Riggler on Saturday morning, April
!, and presented him with a bouncing
young farmer.
Mrs. M. Lipsley and daughter, Miss
Burnice, OF Mt Airy, attended the
moving OF Mrs. Howard Keefer on
Thursday last
Florence Gartrell visited Miss
Josephine Gosnell, Of Cover, one day
last week.
VIM. Shelter and family and Carroll
Reese visited the home of Geo. Gar
trell Sunday.
While the good old kind stork was
visiting this community he called at
the home Of Geo. Gartrell, and left a
bouncing young boy Nothing could
have pleased Mr.. Gartrell better, 50
ne thanked the stork very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ali Brasnear called on
Mrs. Annie Hood on Sunday.
Truman Lowman, our new contrac-
tor, has moved into the house in
Harrisonville, lately vacated by E.
Riggler.
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FINKSBURG.

Rev. s. T. Cassen and @. N. Stocks
dale, delegates, are attending confer
ence at fredericksburg, Md.
Mrs. Ewing, of Delaware, and Jesse
Kay, of Freeland, Md, are spending
some time with G. M. Kay and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pouder and son
have returned to Cumberland, having
spent some time with relatives here
Mrs. J. D. Armacost visited Airing
ton Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. SWartz visited her sister,
Mrs. Orendorff, OF Westminster, the
past week.
DR.. Glenn Horner and family, Of
Westminster, and Attlee Horner, of
Baltimore, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Horner.
Mr. and Mrs. George Norris, or Glen
arm, spent several days with Miss
Agnes Frazier.
Claude Coe Armacost was given
surprise on April, the occasion being
his fifteenth birthday.
Milton Staub, having sold his farm,
moved to Mrs. Wombling's farm, near
Emory.
Misses Ethel Shreeve and Deborah
ireland spent Tuesday with Miss Mary
Bond.
George Brandenburg, carrier 1, who
had been sick, is able to be out again.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs.W. G. Benson on Thurs
day.
Whooping cough has come into the
school and has reduced the average.
Fittings are the order Of the day.
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PIPE CREEK VALLEY.

Harry Bollinger and family have
moved to VIM. Frock's house in our
Valley.
Miss Josephine Lawyer, or May
berry, spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives and friends In our Val
ley.
Miss Margaret Haines is spending
a week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Study
Adam Slater and family have moved
to Mrs. Martha Shriner's property.
Public sales are all over in this
section for this spring.
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lTELROSE.

We were glad to note that the Line
boro Canning Company will again be
in operation this summer.
Perhaps BY next week II the present
plans materialize, we can tell our
readers something about the sale OF
the B. V. Branch OF the w. M. r. r.
We wish to congratulate one OF our
boys, Luther Wentz, who recently
married young lady from Pennsyl-
vania. We wish them much happi-
ness and prosperity.
Many people come Into the Mission
Workers building day after day.
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AKEFTELD.

We are sorry to note that Mr.. Mil
lard Ham, IT., was kicked on his
right side Just below the shoulder by
a mule on Sunday evening. He was
found by his brother and was I'm
concious. He is now very Ill at pres
ent
Mrs. George Hoover returned home
on Saturday evening after spending
week very pleasantly in York, Pa
MIR. and Mrs. Dennis A. Smith and
daughter Margaret, spent Sunday last
with their daughter, MIS- Elmer IT
finger, of Union Bridge.
Mr.. J. +. Babylon spent sunday last
with his brother, Albert .. Babylon,
Of Frizellburg.
John Ham, OF Baltimore, has been
home visiting his parents.
Preaching will be held at the Bethel
church OF God on Sunday evening at
7.30.
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UNIONTOWN.

The following are the services for
Passion Week in the Lutheran Church.
Preaching by Rev. Hixon Bowersox
on Thursday evening; on Friday even
ing by Harry f. Baughman; early
dawn prayer service Easter morning !;
children's Easter service in the even
ing.
Mrs. R. J. Matthias, of Baltimore,
spent some time in town the first Of
the week.
Rev. G. J.Hill Is attending the Mary
land annual conference Of the NJ. P.
Church in session at fredericksburg.
Last Saturday evening number Of
young ladies gathered at the home Of
Rev. l.. T. Murray to surprise his
daughter, Miss Aminta with a hand
kerchief shower in honor of her birth
day. After spending a pleasant even
ing, they were invited to the dining
room to enjoy ice cream, cake and
bananas. Those present were Rev. l..
+. Murray and wife, Misses Arminta
Murray, Blanche Shriver, Vernice Viii
son, Clara Slonaker, Bertha Shriner,
Edith Shriner, Ruby Rodkey, Matte
Grouse, Alverta Stuller, Nellie Ham,
Jennie Davis, Ruth Grouse and Mas
ter Elmer and Carrollton Murray and
Shreeve Shriner.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding on April II, of Harry Fogle and
Miss Mary Baughman. and also on
April IL the wedding of Mr.. Snader
and Miss Eva Senseney.
Miss Elizabeth Orrison, Frederick,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lanye Shaw,
of Black Oak Spring.
Miss Edna Canter, of Huntington,
Pa, is visiting Miss Mary Baughman.
Elder Philip Englar spent Sunday
in Washington.
Miss Hermie Ham is visiting at
Glyndon.
John Romspert is in York studying
to be a machinist.
Miss Ella Smith, who was bitten by
dog short time ago, is improving
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CANADA HILL.

Miss Irene Fitze, of near Union
town, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Fitze.
Mrs. VIM. Wantz and son Milton,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Cummings.
VIM. Myers, OF Hanover, spent Sun
day with his father, John Myers, who
resides with his son-in-law, Jacob
Martin
Our telephone line IL completed.
Edward Cummings attended sale of
his brother Theodore, near Winfield,
on Thursday.
Miss Carrie Brown, of Pleasant
Valley, visited Mrs. Edward Dicken-
sheets, of this place.
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ALE SIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bollinger, of
Hanover, Pa, visited relatives near
here the past week.
Miss Florence Hoffacker is on the
sick list.
Edward Bergen In moving into Mr..
Oliver Bollinger's house at Miller's.
Mrs. Edward Rupp is improving
slowly.
Miss Goldie Lawson, Of Baltimore,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j.. Lawson, over Sunday.
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BLUE RIDGE COLLEGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Woodsboro,
were here several days this week,
their son being quite i'll with pneu-
monia. At this date he is some
what improved.
Miss Hazel Brown has improved
enough to allow her to 60 to her home
in Winchester, va.
The musical which will be held
here Saturday night, April 8, will
be the best given by our students
this year. The rainy weather this
week has kept the students indoors,
which has had depressing effect.
DIR. z. O. Taylor gave a decidedly
impressive series of lectures on scien-
tif1c temperance last Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday nigts.
Prof D. J.. Baker spent Saturday
In York.
Herman Beck was home for a few
days this week.
G. ID. Bonsack left here last Satur-
day for Elgin, Ill, via. Washington,
ID. G..
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APRIL z, 1911
MEDFORD.

\ The Sunday school at Stone Chapel
was reorganized this week, and the
following officers were elected: super
1ntendent, Scott Lloyd; assistant su-
perintendent, Howard Bowers; lady
assistant, Mrs. G. Harris; secretary,
e. Duvall; assistant secretary, J. Ow-
1ngs; librarian, w. Duvall; treasurer,
e. Pennington; organists, Misses M.
Stoner and L. Robertson; president
Of missionary society, Mrs VIM. Du-
vail; secretary, Miss Nj. Cook; treas
urer, Mrs. G. Robertson; musical di-
rector, Weldon Duvall.
The plans for the Medford Grange
Hall has been placed in the contract
or's hands and work on the same will
begin this month. Grant Kaufman
is contractor.
As moving time is about over, we
will give notice Of the following who
changed places: Joseph Roop who liv-
ed on Amos Wampler's farm, moved
to his fathers farm near Spring Mills;
Morris Ecker took possession of Mr..
Wampler's farm; WILDER Duvall will
farm for Mrs. A. r. Banner; William
Duvall moved from David Englar's
farm to Joseph Smiths farm near
Westminster; Clarence Haines moved
on Mrs. Ella Martins farm; Walter
Fritz moved from Mrs. Martins farm
to the finely located farm he recently
purchased near Westminster, known
as the Garner farm.
The fine rains we have had will be
very beneficial to the dry wells,
springs, and grain and grass.
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WOODSID DE.

Mrs. Jennie Mcgee and two sons,
Ernest and Oscar, and daughter, May,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eckard, OF West
minister, spent Sunday with Howard
Eckard and family.
Mrs. Grace Myers spent Monday
with her parents, Jacob Wantz and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Myers and
three sons, Marion, Gaylon and Mar
tin, spent Sunday with Willie Wright
and family, of near Mount Union
John Haifiey and wife, of Frizell-
burg, spent Friday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Eckard.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Myers and son
Carroll, OF Fountain Valley, spent
Sunday afternoon with David Myers,
OF FriZellburg, who had been very
sick, but is better now.
Harvey Eckard and wife spent
Thursday in Westminster.
Henry Eckard, who had been very
sick, is better now.
Mr.. Smithmun and wife, OF Balti-
more, moved into Calvin Fitze's house
in Fountain Valley.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-12-06
24th WEEK
Yuma Sun

When all the Arizona Stand
Patters' chiclen come home to
roost, there viii be quite an ad-
dition to the list of poultry men.
From the heretofore Republi-
can northern counties come word
that there Will not 5e enough
votes for the Stand-pat ticket to
elect a thi1l assistant deputy
ranger.
The Stand-I at papers which as
sert that Der ocratic party sue
cess holds on no hope for the
laboring men have evidently over
looked that l emocratic achieve
men, the Ari ;ona Constitution.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-12-06

John Olney came down from
Lordsburg last week to visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Olney.
Miss Matte Purser, who re-
signed her position in the Dun
can schools recently, left last
Saturday for her former home in
Mississippi.
Lieut.. j. F. Grenholver of the
Salvation Army will conduct SER
vices in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday while pastor Watt
is at Hachita.
Hon. j. F. CleaveIand Repub-
lican nominee for secretary of
state, was in town yesterday and
we acknowledge a very pleasant
call from him. This is Mr.. Cleave-
lands old home county and was
for many years in the newspaper
business in Morenci; giving up
the business when elected to the
upper house of the Legislature
since which time he has resided
in Phoenix, secretary to the Gov
ernor and recently became
banker. His old friends here are
always glad to see him.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-12-06
Sheldon's Big Rally

Last Monday all the Democrat
county Offices invaded the Shell
don valley and while the precinct
is solidly Democratic, yet, it was
a big demonstration of Demo-
cracy and friendship.
The big heerted citizens ac-
tually prepared a banquet for the
candidates and the candidates,
determined not to be outdone.
brought along their share and it
was a genuine physical feast as
well as a political one.
The reports are to the effect
that Sheldon will go straight
Democratic. And, we shall not
be surprised to see the prediction
come true, there are some of
the best working Democrats in
Sheldon to be found in the county.
Watch for the returns from
Sheldon.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-12-06
Republican Rally

Last Saturday night, as adver-
tised, the Republican candidates
rallied in Duncan. Nearly all the
candidates for county offices were
present and made speeches.
Judge j. L. T. Waters. our
felloW-citizen. and candidate for
Supervisor, presided. A good
audience greeted the speakers
and all report as feeling that they
were glad they came to Duncan.
Mr.. Moberly candidate for rep
resentative, was the principal
speaker.
All the nominees are good cleV-
er fellows, good citizens and men
of which no personal disquali6-
cation would prevent their cleo
tion and Duncan is proud to have
had you with us, gentlemen.
Should you ever consent to offer
yourselves as a sacrifice on the
Republican altar, as a nominee in
Greenlee county again, come
back and we will bid you well
come, and make your stay as
pleasant as we can. But, when
it comes to voting, you will have
to, please, excuse us" I'VE have
a partner.