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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-17
Term
Superior Court

Owing to our peculiar circum-
stances this week we cannot refer at
length to the session Of the Superior
Court held in this county last week,
only to say that many interesting
cases were tried, among them some
very important civil cases, as we'll
as several charges Of murder, and
lower grade felonies. The present
ments Of che Grand Jury go with
this weeks issue, and are Of unusu-
al lcngrh and are of more than usu-
al interest to every one. They are
in form that can be filed away
without much trouble.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-17
Ho,x,,s Thls2

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot ~
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure,
il. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo q
We, the undersigned, have known & Y
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able 70 carry
out any obligations made by bis hrni.
WAIDING, KINSAN K MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
Halls Catarrh Curcis taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
frce. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl pa
ton,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-17

Blr.J. @. McNiel Of Arlington,
an agent Of The State Mutual Lille
Insurance Company, Of Rome, Ga,
Is here this week. As agent for the
company, Mr.. Mcneil settled the
policy Of w. II. Long, who died
recently, with Mrs. Long. We
take this occasion to say that we
approve this!company, have a poll
cy in it, as have many other citi-
zens Of this county, and wish to
commend it. and its agent, Mr..
Mcneil, to our people. This IS no
paid ad but an unyarnished state
meut OF what we conceive to be the
truth.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-17
From CI1Okee

Mrs. w. II. Poole and Miss Cora
Poole were in Cobb Tuesday on
business.
Mcssrs. y. L. Boutwell, and J. 7.
Hooks were in Leslie Monday at
tending to business.
Mr.. ]. G. Matthews visited his
aunt, Mrs. w. J. Burke, Monday.
We are glad that Mr.. I. ].
Greene and family have moved
back to their home on the farm.
they have been much missed.
Mr.. w. S. Ward was delivering
some fine trees out here Monday.
We are in hopes once more.
'Capin Mack" and his crew are up
here in Chokae making a racket at
the four bridges, blowing out rock
They say ''Capin Mack" says he is
going to move one Of the hills from
down there. Wonder what he
wants with it.
Mr.. Willard Laramoye Of Leslie
Twas down here Wednesday.
Cane grinding going on now.
Everybody oughl to get well.
Glad to state that Miss Eula
Belle Burke and Miss Eddie Hooks
are about well again. f.
-@sos.--
Miss Jennie Ford was in Albany
shopping Tuesday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-17

Mr. ]. r. Long made business
trip u Macon the early part Of last
week.
Mr.. Clinton Manning was in the
city ON business Thursday.
Miss Anna Raglan Of Rome is
visiting relatives for several days.
Mrs. Edgar Simmons is enjoying
the company Of hcr parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Morgan. Mr..
Simmons was also ia the city last
week.
We arc letting our sympathy s.
out to Mr.. II. B. StovalI these days
in the absence Of his bitter half,
wlr, is visiting relatives in Val
dosta.
We learn that Mr.. i. w. Minis
il hauling material with which t
erect hone in Lcesburg, near hi
fathers, thus you can see the plac'
grow.
The stork raid the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. H. r.. Stovall visit Ss2
usiay night and left fine 10y
who has already been ,ellristenst
Howell Reid StovalI. Both mother
and child are doing we'll.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-17
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Mrs. Dairy Rcybold Of Atlanta is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. G..
Pruitt.
Messrs. Uric and Robert King
wore in Savannah last week in at
tendance upon the Grand Prize
Automobile races. They report
that there was speed to burn in the
races and a corking good time for
the big crowds present.
Mrs. leila Watson visited rela-
tiNes in Americas, her former
home, Lust week.
Frank Long went to Americas
Tuesday, where he will have charge
during the remainder Of the week
OF the editorial department Of the
Times Recorder, in the obsepee Of
editor, Mr.. Thomas Gamble, Jr.
Mrs. E. 7. Mcleod, Of Adams,
left Tuesday on visit to friends
and relatives in Americas.
Mr. Barney Haynes, of Sumter,
has been visiting the family Of Mr..
". ". Hooks, ST., at Adams.
Capt. 7. N. Woolfork, Of Albany,
and Mr.. Tignor, Of Columbus, arr
in Leesburg this week.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-17
POSTED.

Notice is hereby given that my
lands, known as the Bond, Jones and
Fowltown plantations, in Lee coun-
ty, Ca, are legally posted, and all
persons are warned not to hunt, fish
or otherwise trespass on same. This
Nov. End, 1910. a
MRS. j. D. LITTLE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-17

TAX COLLECTORS ROUNDS.
smithvilIc, Saturday. Get 10 :.
:. Dec. 10.
Beloit, Redbone district
Thursday, October Ii.
I" November 10.
+" December 8.
Simmons store, Chokee district:
Wednesday, Sept. 2t.
" Oct 49,.
" Nov is.
Cocks store, Palmyra district:
Tuesday, Nov. IS.
All other days | can be found at
Lecsburg.
Books viii positively close on the
Goth day Of December as the law
directs. FIT. KING,
Tax Collector Lee Co., Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-17

Miss Jennie Ford was in Albany
shopping Tuesday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-17
Next Door to Post Office

will nave
Of H. VI that originated low
mention below few or the 1tezna that we WAA 0Aae
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-30
DEFECTIVE FLuEs

Tw" small fines have occurred in Nomo during thr past mouGH winch Hrre caused by defective nn,s IT an. would book into the past records ar rhs lines in tht~ camp i, would br noticed that argr poresutage af fhr uiaz.
 originated um IL. same ssuaas Ii ]. a imI aattef ta r.m.ds lHa. scat .. lhe trouble and every on. ~f.oaa ~rs Ina sasH E daHa AIaat d. hot realfa. thet te'..# n. an rrue rgmt efarF tma thr a.fauaar, f--r.aaa~ |. Il tla naa taH Inc aNe- ai laos.. Mi. .ae raae aH lu. tr. wagon ar,. ,.a.- s6aH'Ie m afnsvr ah.u aH-Hgring 1. aur cal. Saah k th,.gts... and a- tl.. femeas for majority ar tho 1ogaI rres
 $" smrIe. tha~. Anr lo aa, aurr. dtut tHrig "au lIes- and uas..sty should ar least tbmk of those Wno might pay for tHeir fauv and sec that their aurs ar. .u good condition.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

h view of the fact that l am ieaN- ing for the Iditarod and kuskokwim country. I wish to thank the public for their very liberal patronage during the past ten years. And | also wish to assure my customers that they will receive the same courteous treatment prompt. seryic. al most reasonable prices consistent with thc times during my absence.
 During the time I'm away on this trip the business will be looked after and conducted from the same old stand where have been located for the past eight years and will be carried on hy the C L. Morris Company of which ]. IT. Montgomery is manager.
 Signed. HENRY \. ROWE
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DOG BEATERS BEWARE

The Nuegt, finds upon investigation that. contrary to the statement of 2 member If Nomc'~ humane society which was published in yesterdays edi- torial column. there is a law which provides punishment for one guilty ot mtstrratiue dogs.
 The statement printed yesterday. Ha. given tn the writer hr a man who r. prominent u "deedom" and un" .,hn |. supposed tn ne well y,rs.d on tn, l,v- "f Alaska Contrary to his remark. that thcr. was no punishment for msr who mf-'r.at.d his dog unless ,h. animal was tortured t, death m, AiasEa code provides punishment a- follows for such person.
 See f&f CRUELTY Tp ANIMALS That ir any person shall cruuly heat al torture amy animal whether herouet,a |" himself ar another. such person ur"n c"Alcrlan ther.ar shah r. r,u i-hed by imprisonment u th, count, jail not less than fen nor mora thar thirty days. "i hE itn" not less than tIr, nor mor" than fifty dollars"
 Eut Is sueh law iusta ShauIa tH. man "ha whales his dogs with a trace chain mtiI thae are unconscious a. should he who gauess aH animals eve. out. h. let an with -Hghf HHa af i. few daEs HHri~aumrutH
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ON GlGGIING

\ NeF York man refused |. marry his girl heeaH~- ~hr persisted in gig glins while the license was being mad. "ut Evidently he knew that uam- an Wh" "aua giggle at that time would also eiegle when his shirt stud rolled under the bureau or when inc struck his thumb nan with the ham "ar "r whsn he rut himself while shaving. or when his coffee went down tho wrong way or when ha was crank me his automobile without success. And a woman wh" E going e. cigglc at 2 man every time he's in trouble IS n" h1 life partner M don't hlam. hlm,-DeJrat Free Press
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THg EXPOSITION STRUGGLE.

THE EXPOSITION sTRueoLs,
 The Middle w'c7t must have tHe aid of either the East or the West in order ,o get it's desired deep waterways leg .slation. The East never will fond it's efforts to a project so manifestly against the business interest of tho East The West win stand with the Middle West and mak, deep water ways fact for all states on the Mis- sissippi and it's tributaries provided that the Middle West dor4 mot dclibrr- atrly show itself hostile to the far Western states
 In any contingency. no matter huN the cards fan Louisiana. New orleans. th, southern states. will vote for deep waterways They are as vitually inter- cst,d in that as are any ot the Middle Western ~tates-what state more i'm tcrretrd than Loisiana Wiu Louisiana vote against the deepening of the Mis- si~sirpi and the ohio though tho states or the upper reaches of thye, rivers do not support New Dreams as the site of the exposition which will cclcbrat. the completion of the Panama canal in Iai5a Will Loujeiara thus vote against something that she realizes fully will enormously increase her commerce. her wealth. her prominence as the shipping point for the great up-ri,cr states" ! Rut how about the West The gov |"ruors af thirteen Western states met 1 recently in Salt Lake and indorscd san l Francisco aS tn, exposition city An she Rocky mountain and Pacific sl"pe tatos are united into solid column tf support for san Francisco. The 1 Western states want the exposition in Ssr Francisco They believe they need t just a~ the Middle Western states believe they need deep waterways leg
 station The Panama canal supplies
 he West with an the waterways il wants
 And if th, Middle Wce, does not aid Ter Far Western sisters in their desire. sin the Far West aid tne Middle West .ru states in what they vansc
 Twice N-Wec> mal ~rr,ic, uow Well that win help some ta wtlc away
 hc resting hours can you remember
 h. days wh.n mal ruur but once .v,ry two weeks during the winter 1autu~a t~ 1t .~ now. uHr summer 1ti service i~ nnt a- dercud.thl- a+ is mn present schedule Namrit"~ should
 r v.n -au~H.d with th" mamrr in
 H.0 rnr.y Sam $ mniIin- th. h.
 rr- and pai,r~ addressed [" u~
 uH. w. agr m-rrs,n~- between the
 .ar~ lHIa mt nll start The aew
 .al r-at IT. op. ~u,g,.d- .a getting . 1T ou V. .-', n.ut ha.r tn. npr
 5 na. rl. ,Il,E f.fr Is r ta,r ya1. . aGu,, Tor rt i~ mighty aasy tr rn
 verhoard Nome wiu usher the u.w
 ear in hv nay If merremaEiae The
 ee entails H-t af many incidents
 hfeh HaNe hlrIaned during ,he past ] wslEe maurh~. in Nome. which have au-ad Jav and erf.fhut fu thc horizon
 fe1 VI. ~e. happier future
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
 RETURN TO POST

Special Nuouet Service.
 WASHINGTON. Dee This city again presents a lively appearance as the members of congress are returning work on January : \ few of the of acials will remain home until after New Years but d majority will hr in the city before congress convenes again
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THE LOOKER-ON

Th. prices af dnernt article, of aad ana clothing sueh as pro-rerrar esa= ar. mol ~a ,erN high m tae squirrel river ,ouniry for u.p eamp. 1h1 list printed laa days ago in Tie Nugget taken from Il reee4.fea hGI If .a#l~ purchased last taa after He lose of navigation in KIaaa Inc dis rihuung point for tnr usa camp. eifes u. rau estimate ar uh1 au autat ..~l- up there.
 \ tew weeks aen as printed s liet If rtIele~ purchased in the Iitarad puu'rs and the difference k ~n gr,at that for poor man tho Squirrel river country offers better advantages. and those who arc getting the stampede fever they should hike in that direction flr there E large tract If country md all wrU within the miner1ized zone
 
 Wuh oter four hundred million If teouis. the famine could depopulate china L. number equal to the in- habtauts If the United States and taen havr more than enough 10 people tar whole Western Hemisphere.
 Famiu.s lu China and floods in India seems to he the great agencies for keeping down the population in those 'ua cuunrri.- and wars in 'he more -tylIized countries
 There is a power We know little. aI nothing about. but it acts like 3 gov
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-30

The Eagle don't ask your patron age on account of popularity or prestige Of any one connected with the house. We ask 1t because we sell the oest goods produced at a reasonable price. Try gallon of our Whisky ,ither Bourbon or Rye. Free delivery
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NOTICE TO MEAT EATERS.

In onier thar We lnal all participate in tha great Aksala carnival our mar set will close at six o'clock Saturday Nc win appreciate the favor if vaa Niil place ynnr orders Saturday morn ing
 PACIFIC caLD STORAGE co
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-30
JUST 4 HINT.

Take out a twenty year endowment policy and hand to your wife on Christ mas day; insure the happi' ass of those depending on you and it will he the happiest Christmas you ever spent. See w. w Sale, special agent Mutual Life Insurance CO. of New York. strong ast monied institution in the world.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-30
TAFT AND OTHERS ADVOCATE
 PERMANENT COURT
Nunaet speeiaI Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. Dec 29.e--A perm anent court of arbitral justice will b" advocated hy President Taft, Andrew Carnegie and others at the meeting next week of the American Society of judicial settlement
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-30

PACIFIC '"LD STORAGE co
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OR. E E HILL.
DR. Q S. NEUMAN.

Late surgeon Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat St Anthonys' Hospital. Gross I,d college Dispensary. National Ital- lm pispensary. l. X R. Consumptiye Sanilarium former professor College Physicians and Surgeons. etc. etc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-30
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J. M. SLOAN. M. D. c. M.

Manitoba University. L.. R. C. r. l.. F. C. =. Ediuhurgh. L. r r. X =. Glasgow
 office hours ta and to $ 3a |. HI Phone. pniee Main 45. resi- 4eues. Black 45
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-30
OFFICIAL PAP R.
NOME ALASKA. DEC. 30, 1910.
COMING EVENTS.

Grand Carnival. Eagle Hall, New Years eve.
 Open house Monday January 2 at Eagle Club rooms by Nome Aeris No. 75. Radiators banquet early in January Red Mems Masquerade. Jan. 2, 1911.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-02-04

want to say right here that this is
falsehood of the blacklist kind; never
thought of doing such thing, and the
man or set of men who are telling this
lie are doing it to injure me in my race
for Circuit Court Clerk on my second
term. | claim to be too much or
gentleman to have been guilty OF such
n thing for it would have been a re-
Election on some of the best friends
have who voted for Governor Patter-
son for me to have done such a thing
They have also started the report just
on the eve of the election that | said
comfy THE SCALLAWAGS OF THE
COUNTY ARE GOING TO VOTE FOR
MR.. SAM HAYES. This is another
infamous falsehood for never
dreamed of saying such thing IN my
life. | think my opponent is gen
tleman, and just as good men VIII
vote for him as for me. | hope my
friends will rally to my support ana
not be led away from me by such
unwarranted statements as the above.
7 will certainly appreciate your sup
mort. or any kind word you may speak
for me.
Very Respectfully,
A. ]. NICHOLS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-02-04
WILL WHITAKER
DENIES REPORT
DENoUNcES AS UNTRUE THE RE-
PORT THAT HE WILL QUIT
THE RACE.

viii Whitaker, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Sheriff in
saturdays primary strenuously denies
the report that he has or will withdraw
from the contest Mr.. Whitaker de-
clares that such charges or rumors
eminate from his enemies and are
evidently circulated for the purpose
of doing him injury. He issued the
following statement today:
II have not withdrawn from the con-
test for Sheriff and have never con-
templated such a thing On the con-
trary | will be in the race until the
polls close. expect to be the nom
inee and no man will have right TO
say that | am out of the contest until
put out by the Democratic voters OF
Maury county. That is contingency
II do not anticipate; therefore, de-
nounce as wholly untrue any report
that I will withdraw. ! am going TO
win this contest and | urge my friends
not to be deluded or deceived by re-
merits circulated on the very eve OF
the election. If they will stand by me
in the final hours of the campaign |
will be the next Sheriff of Maury coun-
ty And II am elected shall do my
very best to merit their support
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-02-04
FARMERS OF MAURY
TO HOLD MEETING
ON NEXT MONDAY
CALL ISSUED BY SECRETARY
MURPHY THROUGH
HERALD.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM
Seeding Of Grasses And clovers
viii Be Informally Discussed by
Practical -"mers-.Good Atten
dance Desired.

A general discussion of the seeding
of grasses and clover will be the prin
cipal part of the program at the meet
ing of the Maury County Live Stock
association to be held in the County
Court room next Monday.
There will be a number of informal
speeches made by practical farmers
over the county. The subject is OPP
perfume, for the reason that much
seeding will be done during the Spring
season. There will be a general ex-
change of ideas, and experiences will
be snapped by practical farmers.
The meeting is announced in the
following card to The Herald
Editor of Columbia Herald.
Dear Sir:-Will you please announce
that the Maury County Farmers and
Stock Growers Association will meet
Monday in County Court room.
A general discussion on the seeding
Of clover and grasses will be the lead
I ing part of the programme. It is
hoped that every member of the Asso-
citation will be present
Respectfully,
A. E. MURPHY,
Secretary.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-02-04
COURT OF APPEALS
ENDS TOBACCO SUIT
ovERRuLEs MOTION FOR RE
HEARING IN REcElvERsHIP
LITIGATION.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan 21.--The
action Of the Court of Appeals today
i'm overruling the motion fora ne"
hearing in the decision dissolving the
receivership which had been establish
cd for the Burley Tobacco Society by
Circuit Judge Benton at Winchester
caused no surprise at the society
Headquarters in this city. Miss Ailce
Lloyd. head of the publicity bureau
said
"The refusal of the Court OF Appears
to reopen the case is no surprise "
the Burley Society officials and was
expected in view of the fact thar the
action of the court in reversing Juoge
BENTON was unanimous.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-02-04
NICHOLS OENOUNCES
CAMPAIGN CANARDS
IN STRONG TERMS
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ISSUES A
CARD TO THE VOTERS OF
MAURY COUNTY.
SPEAKS in PLAIN LANGUAGE
Denies That he Tore Down the Gov
ernor's Picture or That he Used
the Term "ScallaWags"-Says
Statements Are False.

In a card issued to the voters OF
Maury county this morning, Circuit
Court Clerk A. J. Gov Nichols de-
nounces as absolutely false a cam
paign story to the effect that he had
torn down Governor Pattersons pict-
IRE from the windows of his office.
He also denounces a statement to the
effect that he had said "only SCALA
wags of the county are going to vote
for Sam Hayes" This old campaign
canard is usually worked over time
inst before elections, and Mr.. Nichols
brands it as an Infamous falsehood.
The card follows:
To The Voters of Maury County:
am candidate for~re-electlon for
the Office of Circuit Court Clerk. Dur
ing my first term of Office | have trleo
very hard to make you good clerk
and those who are in position 10
know, say that / have made as good
CLERK as the County ever had; nave
at all times tried to treat the people
kindly and courteously, and have Kept
mn the Dockets and other books OF the
office in a business-like manner.
have advertised at my own expense,
the cost of every one who had cost due
them in my hands and | feel that as
have led a clean life personally, ana
t1.af,
have discharged the duties OF the once
faithfully. that you will not turn me
out on my second term.
NV political enemies are circulating
all over the County that TORE
DOWN GOVERNOR PATTERSONs
PICTURE from the windows. NOW
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-02-04

With the primary election but one
day off. and the above assortment OF
candidates to PICK from, the interest
in the forthcoming bout at the polls IS
at white heat, and no election or re-
cent wears is expected to draw so
many voters to the boxes.
There is not a single contest SO one
sided as to permit any candidate TO
lie down at night with pleasant dreams
of assured victory. For every ONCE
there is more than one aspirant, ana
for every aspirant there is chance
to win or lose
With all of. the%races exciting, that
for County Court Judge is just trif1e
more to the torrid than any OF the
others. Four candidates, all popular
gentlemen. are working with all their
might to knock down the plum, and II
would he hard to forecast with any
reasonable degree Of accuracy VINO
win land the fruit. This race has all
along been one Of the spectacular
kind, and it is just q little more SO as
every day draws to. a close.
In ali of the contests the respective
aspirants are whooping it up, and II
they have friends they are not hesl-
tating to call upon those friends to
1
climb into the game with vinegar ana
vim. Every bush is being beat, ana
every hollow narrowed for votes, ana
that man who is lacking in invitation
to come out and cast a seventeen bal
LOT for his friend is almost in a class
by himself.
The latest battle cry is in regard 70
alleged deals, and there are many
r,,mors afioat of this kind, all OF
which. so far as can be ascertalned
are campaign stories told for the pur
nose of influencing voters. When one
Of these rumors is run down II Is
found that there was no foundation
for the report.
In one or two of the races an eHor'
was made to get certain candidates.
off. but no agreement could be reach
ed and present indications are ina
/ the full field will come down the
/ stretch, he it to win or lose. Therf
lis not a single candidate who has SC
far shown any inclination to get GU
of the race, and it is doubtful II ther'
is even one withdrawal.
The polls will open at o'clock SAT
urdav morning and will close at
O'Clock Saturday evening. The Aus
tralian ballot will be used, and no pol
tax receipts will be required. How
ever. the voting will be confined u
eLnown white Democrats" and OH!
those will be permitted to vote wn'
have registered.
Il If the weather is good big vote VIII
be polled.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-02-04
FROM JUDGE GORDON
TO THE VOTERS OF MAURY COUNTY

ask you attend the Primary Saturday next and cast
your ballot account the duties of my oc it has been I'M
nosble house house Nevertheless
desire support thanking advance for election to
County Judge the second pledge you prompt eff
Gent impartial discharge OF dnties every respect ana
that the interest people shall be protected being OF them
myself by such discharge of duty prepared to show that
every County Court to old nrm and blind c
zens expended for their and benefit thing at
could not heretofore Stand by the custom to
give faithful endorsement OF second term Will
also ask you that has square
deal by will vndcaed and honor reflected upon
all alike.
Respectfully,