The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-29


resentive, and to contain the best
men available Each one is we'll
equipped for the Office he aspires
to and we bespeak for all of them
cordial and united support of the
Democrats of the county.
SHERIFF.
Mr.. John Davis, of Urbana
district, who's personal effort in
the canvass prior to the County
Convention. won him the nomina
ton, is we'll known throughout
the county. He has always been
an active Democrat and few con.
ventiOns or Central Committee
meetings have been held in this
city without the genial presence
OF John Davis. He is a man Of
striking personality, of pleasant
temperament, and he makes friends
wherever he goes. His energies
are being met with striking force
In his campaign and there will be
no let up in HIM until the evening
of election day.
Mr.. Davis has for many years
beep a prominent farmer in Ur-
bana district and is we'll thought
OF by both Democrats and Repub-
licans. He asks the united sup
port of his own party and The
help of his friends irrespective OF
party, all over the county.
COUNTY TREASURER.
MIR. Hartman L. Gaver, of Lew
istown District, came into the
nomination for County Treasurer
as to the "manor born.n He has
been chief clerk in the office I'm.
der Alexander Ramsburg, and is
thoroughly conversant with the
routine and duties of the posi-.
ton. Besides this he is we'll
known and thought of in his own
district and throughout the
county, and should make a most
creditable showing on election
day. He is a Democrat of un-
questioned integrity and will put
in every personal effort to make
success crown his endeavOrs.
DELEGATES.
The Central Committee made
an excellent selection to fill the
vacancy caused by the decli.
nation of Mr.. Samuel ID. Thomas.
to serve on the delegate ticket.
In the person of Mr.. Conrad Ru.
land the Democratic party has
candidate for the House of Dele
gates, who readily commands the
highest consideration of the pub
lie for his standing as a member
of the community aud his place
in its industrial and commercial
work. Mr.. Rutland is we'll
known merchant and operates
a large canning factory, where
he each year puts up thousands
of cans of corn, beans, tomatoes
aud peaches He has won sue.
cess by hard work and honest
dealing. and he can be relied
upon to act for the interests of his
constituency. should they see fit
to entrust him with the care of
their affairs at Annapolis.
Mr.. Eugene A. Wachter is a
prominent merchant of Adams
town, and is highly thought of
in that community. He is we'll
known all over the county, where
he has host of friends and is
highly esteemed. Mr.. Wachter
is a man of many admirable
traits of character and his inter
est in his party's affairs has been
OF long standing. 1t would do
well to reward him for his eff
or is in its behalf and for the
best interests of the county.
There are many things needed in
a legislative way and MIR.
Wachter's integrity can be trust
ed to we'll look after them. His
district should give him fiat
tering vote, and he can rest as
sured of the active support OF his
party all over the county.
r. Bruce Murdoch, of Mon
rovia, is one of the candidates
for the House of Delegates. He
was on the ticket two years ago
and went down in defeat but not
in dishOnor He took his medi-
cine like q man and comes up
again, bright and clipper for
another trial. He is willing to
| give his time and effort to help
himself and the rest of the ticket
to win. If energy and the quail
tiles which helped to make a self
made man of him are OF any
value In a contest OF this kind,
then look out for him. He is
highly esteemed in his district and
is q successful merchant there.
He is a young man, and the very
kind needed in the General AS
sembly today. Give him your
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