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

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Democratic Delegate ticket is
Mr.. George G. Stevens, of Crea-
gerStown District. Mr.. Stevens
is a resident of Creagerstown
District, although he spends
much of his time on the road
travelling for a large shoe firm.
lie is held in the highest esteem
by those who know him in both a
business and social way. He is
young, active and intelligent and
VIII make warm contest for his
election.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The general opinion is that the
County Commissioners ticket il
one of the strongest nominated
by any party in Frederick County
for years. Some little complaint
was heard to the effect that the
western section of the county had
not been favored but it is point.
ed out that Mr.. Hines can easily
look after that end of the county,
whilst Harne takes the northern
and Crum the eastern. The
southern end was represented two
years ago in the board and will
have to rally to the support of all
the other candidates with entire
good will and wish.
Mr.. James Oliver Harne is no
stranger to our people, as he was
for several years a prominent
member of the Board of County
Commissioners and cid much for
his constituents whilst he was in
that position. He is long head
ed man of affairs, bred and born
in the atmosphere of hard work
and has earned modest living
by honest toll and conscientious
effort. Mr.. Harne is a popular
man all over the county and
should be elected by all means.
He will watch out for the inter
ests of the taxpayers and save
them money in the administration
Of county affairs. He is practi-
cal and progressive, with a clear
grasp on modern methods and
economic administration. His
record is high commentary upon
his ability as a public servant.
Mr.. Harne is a hustler and will
let no grass grow under his feet.
He is out to win. Will you help
him?
Charles Edward Crum, OF Mt.
Pleasant District, is a candidate
for County Commissioner on the
Democratic ticket. In every
sense of the word he is a man
whose personality, whose business
standing and whose position in
his community, will win many a
vote. His own party is back OF
him to man and he will I'M
doubtedly receive many Republi-
can votes. He is popular and
prominent and is an ideal man
for the place. Mr.. Crum is
prosperous farmer and has al
ways been a staunch Democrat.
The Republican stronghold, with
their majority of negro voters, is
in great danger in the face of the
candidacy of Mr.. Crum and his
fellow nominees for County Com
missioners.
Mr.. Hines, of Feagaville, is
certainly a most representative
candidate for County Commits
siOner. He is young and pro-
gressive farmer and has definite
ideas as to how the Taxpayers
money should be spent in the con-
duct of county affairs. He comes
of good Democratic stock and
has always taken active inter,
est in party affairs. He is max
ing an aggressive campaign and
will be heard from when the
votes are counted.
SURVEYOR.
The position of Surveyor is a
more important one than is gen
orally considered by the average
person. He is expected to look
after the county's interest in road
aud line surveys and to see that
the land records are correct. Mr..
John w. Hoover is a practical
man and is we'll qualified by edu-
cation and experience to fill the
Office acceptably to the people.
He is a we'll known Democrat
aud has a host of warm friends.
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