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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
SO States to Elect Governors.

AT the coming fall elections more States
will elect governors than ever before in
the history Of the Union. For the first
time Oregon is to join the list OF common
wealths electing their executives in No
vember. Heretofore the Oregon State
election has been held in Iune
A total of 56 governors are to be elected
this fall. Thirty-two will be voted for at
the general elections in November. Three
States-Vermont, Maine and Arkansas
will vote for governor next month. and
Georgia will elect its executive in October.
The gubernatorial contests in some of
the States are of more than ordinarily
interesting character. The elections in
others will be Of purely periunctory
character, the election of the Republican
or the Democratic candidate, as the case
may be, being a foregone conclusion.
Socialists and Prohibitionists will have
candidates for governor in majority of
the States, and in some of them they are
expected to poll considerable vote
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Congressman Pearre Retires From
Contest.

Colonel George A. Pearre. OF Cumber-
land. Allegauey county, in q letter 10
the Baltimore american. on Monday
last the 18th inst, announced his retire
ment from the contest for the nomination
for Congress IN the Sixth MARYLAND Con-
gressional District Mr.. Pearre repre-
scented the district for SIX consecutive
terms. and retires TO return 10 his law
practice His letters IS a. follows.
DEAR Sir. ''Niil Won kindly state 10
the public through your columns my
Withdrawal As . candidate for The Repub-
iiCan nomination for Congress IN the
Sixth Congressional District OF Marylaud2
After considering the matter well,
have determined that out OF consider
alton for the interest Of The party and my
own welfare. il IS wise that I should
Withdraw from this contest
During my IS years OF political &C
uvlty and service 10 nv party and the
people, have been compelled 10 neglect
my personal affairs, and now find that 1t
IS imperative that I should give them
more care than the uur-mitting devotion
which have given TO the public inter
est ever since | have been in public
Office viii permit Moreover, the people
OF the Sixth Congressional District OF
MARYLAND and my party have so unusually
hOuored ne by sending NE 10 the Con-
gTess OF the United States as their repre-
sentative for more successive terms than
any one who has ever represented the
district heretofore that I feel that. in
return for their confidence. | owe an OBJ
legation TO my party which at this time
Con most happily be met by my with
drawal from this fight.
Although I have been unfortunate
enough TO incur decided opposition upon
/ the part Of those who have been anxious
/ to succeed me, and vino through a mum.
/ Der OF unsuccessful campaigns for the
nomination have sought TO create ami
mosiiies against ne among the people,
I ! md, from very careful review Of the
I district, that still enjoy TO as great de.
gree as anyone could expect the conf.
dence OF the disinterested and patriotic
citizens Of the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict of Maryland.
Retiring from active political life a.
! this time. I carry with me this comfort
! ing conviction and shall ever feel grateful
10 my party and TO my fellow citizen:
for the unusual honors which have beer
bestowed upon me BY the fair-mindeC
and patriotic citizens Of the best Con
( gresSional District in the State of Mary
land
Signed GEORGE A. PEAKRE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Importance Of a Judiciary.

The people OF Tennessee very sensibly
believe that the judiciary should not be
hampered in any way by partisan pol
itics. They iravs, therefore elected an
independent judiciary ticket by an over
whelming vote, thereby defeating the
political machines.
The importance of this move can not
be overestimated. If the judiciary of a
State is not above suspicion from inter
ference on the part of political influences
its usefulness is ended.
The more that the judiciary question
is examined the more convinced every
one will be that the safety of our Amer
lean institutions depends upon the selec-
to- of Judges 'unquestioned honesty
and ability. The consequence will be
that in every State the courts would be
strengthened by the selection Of iurists
whose services TO the country will be
invaluable for their decisions will be ren-
dered without regard to the destinies of
any political party. Boston Globe
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Too Much for Flanagan.

It was lawyer Steve O'Brien that had
the case, says the New York correspond
ent OF the Cincinnati IIw.s-.Sfag. The
uncle OF Patrick Flanagan. Of Carrick-on-
Shannon had died and left 10 Patrick
$40. COO in hard money Mr.. O'Brien
tailed Mr.. Flanagan anxiously about
towr. He heard OF him here and he
heard OF him there, but he finally located
MIN in the depths Of sewer that was
being dug on Third avenue Patrick
Flanagan called Mr. O'Brieu.
Nh Flanagan answered.
Are you the son OF Patrick Flanagan
and was your mother name Nary And
what were the names of your uncles2''
Nh Flanagan answered correctly.
Then come up, said Mr.. o Brien.
Your Uncle lanes has just died and lett
you $40, ooo.
There was a commotion in the ditch
and Mr.. o Brien leaned over again and
called, anxiously, Patrick Flanagan.
Pm coming sor. said Flanagan. u
just stopped to lick the boss.
Mr.. Flanagan proved his right to the
money, paid Mr. o Brien what was due
him, and for few weeks infested Third
avenue, dressed in a high hat and hard
shoes. and doing full justice 10 his thirst.
He Just burned up that ardent thorough
fare until his money gave out and he dis
appeared from sight. The other day his
other uncle died, and Mr.. O'Brien went
back 10 the works. Patrick. said he.
your Uncle Tom has died and left YOU
$40 ooo more. Come down to the Office
and get it tomorrow
Mr.. Flanagan stuck his pick into the
soil. Il don't believe | can do il. Mr..
O'Brien, said he Pm not a strong
man like | was whin | got that other
money. doubt I'd live troo spending
twinty t'ousand dollars more.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Concert at Thurmont.

The citizens of Thurmont and vicinity
were recently given an opportunity of
hearing the Bohemian Girl. concert
rendered by the company Of local talent,
who had few nights ago gave a very
enjoyable concert in the auditorium at
Braddock Heights. The company went
to Thurmont on special train and gave
an entertainment in the Town Hall.
The party returned home after the per
Torrance, arriving in Frederick about
II. 80 O'Clock.
The success of the previous production
was duplicated and the work of the So
loists and chorus was highly appreciated.
Rounds of applause were accorded tina
singers and the concert in its entirety
was an artistic success.
The concert was given for the benefit
OF St. Stephens Church, Of Thurmont.
which recently suffered loss by fire. A
neat sum was realized The hall in
which the concert was given was crowd
ed with large and appreciative audi
enCe
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Court Draws Jury.

Judges Urner and Motter on Friday
last drew the following jury for the Sep
TENDER Term of the Circuit Court:
Buckeystown-EM W. Merchant and
David B. Thomas.
Frederick-Melvin E Doll Of c., Lewis
" Alehrling, Charles B. Staley, Edward
7. Wiuebrener. IT.. Harry F. Shiplev, Roy
I. Hineman. l. Daniel Crimmins, Harry
lanes. II. Milton kefsuver.
Middletown-WilIiam c. J. Long and
Joshua d. Analt.
Creagerstown-George w. Fox.
Emmitsburg-E. Meade Fuss and Mar
tin {. Valentine.
Catoctin-William E Harsaman.
Urbana-Charles :. Davis and Albert
Struby.
Liberty-William J. Jones and Robert
E. L. Smith.
New Market-Harry c. Swomley and
John s. Umberger.
Hauvers-Elmer B. Wolfe.
Woodsboro-David H. Martz and Al
len B. Shafier.
Petersville-Samuel z. Tritapoe.
Mt PIeasant-William D. Angleberger.
Jefferson-Lewis c. Etchison and Ed
ward D. Hawker-
AeChdniCstOWu-l Oln =. Nod04 ~Hu
Franklin A. Cauliflower.
Jackson-John H. HORNE and John o..
Simply.
Johnsville-Tohn W Nusbaum and
/ Emanuel 5. Bohn.
/ Woodville-David R. Roup and Mile
E. Burgee.
! Linganore-Clarence A. Lindsay.
LewstoHu-Andrew II. Albaugh
( Tuscarora-David E Wasiler.
Burkit'sville-I onah z. Flock.
/ Ballinger-I Leslie Zimmerman.
Braddock-Alexius r. Klein.
Brunswick W. Ketzel and Edward
( c. Shaifer.
Marshall o. Ramsburg
! and George II. Strine.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
= THREE MILLION JACK POT

Anyone who knows Senator Gore will
v0uch for his honesty of purpose and
his truihfuiuess. According to Senator
Cores testimony, one Hamon, the
former Republican National Committee
man from Oklahoma, attempted to bribe
him 10 prevent legislation that would
virtually kill the McMurrsy contracts Tor
a s. COO. 600 fee for the sale Of the Indian
coal and oil lands. Mr.. Fiamon denies
It. but his denial viii hardly convince
sensible people that Senator Gore con
coc,ed the story. The evidence that
corruption was afoot is strongly circum-
staniial, and in several respects is con
iirmed by the testimony Of Senator
Cores secretary and that Of his brother
Then, there is the entirely independent
testimony Of Representative Creager that
an attempt was made by Hamon 10 iniu-
enc- his vote by promises Of a share in
the Jackpot, The Committee Of In
vesiiga,ion must probe the matter to the
bottom and not fail to take the testimony
Of the men higher up" who are stated
to be Nice-President Sherman and Rep
resentatve Bird Mcclure. Let no guilty
man escape.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Notice Of Primary Election

In conformity with the provisions of
Chapter al of the Acts of 1910 OF the
General Assembly of Maryland. notice is
hereby given to the qualified voters of
Frederick County, Maryland, that Prim-
airy Election for Democratic and Repub-
lican Nominees for the Sixty-second Con.
gress of the United States, and Members
Of the Republican Central Committee will
be held in each of the Election Districts
and Precincts Of said county on August
3oth' 1910, at the following places towit.
District No. |, Buckeystown, Precinct =
At Pontons Room in Buckeys-
town.
District No. l. Buckeystown. Precinct .
AT Masonic Hall in Point of
Rocks.
District No. 2, Frederick, Precinct Al
Davis Carriage Repository. No.
~ South Market street, Freder-
ick.
District No. ?, Frederick, Precinct AT
Ebert's Repository, West Patrick
street, Frederick.
District no. q Frederick, Precinct SAT
no. 100 East Patrick street, Ro-
dock Building, Frederick
District No. ?, Frederick, Precinct 1-In
rear OF Engle & Zimmernan,s
store, Market Space, Frederick
Dlstrict NO. q Frederick, Precinct s-At
Basement Of Court House, Fred
erick.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Sentiment.

1t is probably true that when human
affairs were started on this globe, prin-
cip'e of justice. truth and love was at
iached to them for their government.
We sometimes fear that principle has lost
lis way and that the affairs are getting
along without it, But that is because We
have lost faith; we think that vanity. illwiIl
and selhshness have crept in and throttled
the noble truth and kicked it aside. That
is pessimism, which holds that the world
WAS made for the bad, and that the tri-
umph Of the right is not TO be dreamed
OF. That is the doctrine of despair and
too many people are afflicted by it
II is AL wrong. Hope faith and pa
iience constitute the true side Of life
These are the basis Of endeavor and right
living They hold a man true and adorn
experience. Principle will work out its
own and be faithful TO the man who is
faithful to IT, 1t always happens so. 1t
may seem different at times. but it is only
seeming. Good Is never the fruit Of
wrong but is always the fruit OF good -
ohio Stat Journal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Arrivals At Braddock Hotel.

Miss F. s. Reid, Miss NJ. E. Reid,
George Z. Reid and wife, Mr.. l.. A.
Roberts and wife, Miss Walingsford,
Washington; Mr. Eisenway and wife. +.
]. Reese. r. K Miller. Baltimore: Mrs.
Laura Chapline. Harry +. Chapline.
Frederick; Mr.. o. H. W. Hunter. Miss
Beverly, l.. f. Roulette. Miss Brnn,
Hagerstown: Afr. c. B. Michael and wife,
New York; c. J. Wood, Mrs. f. III.
Hegg. c. J. Wood, Jr.. Miss Imogene
kugg, Harrisburg, Pa; Mr.. +. B. Te-
brey and wife, Washington; Oliver
Wren, New Jersey were among the
arrivals at the Hotel Braddock, recently.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Additional Jurors Drawn.

The following additional Jurors were
drawn by Judges Urner and Motter.
Frederick District-Devilla c. Brish,
c. Thomas Ramsburg and John T. Best,
Jr., in place OF Lewis " Mehriing Chas
B. Staley and Harry F. Shipley.
Liberty-Daniel 5. Radclif, in place OF
William A. Jones.
New Marke,-IohnL. Watkins, in place
of John S. Umberger.
Jefferson-Wm. D. Bell, in place of
Edward ]. Hawker.
Brunswick-G. H. Hogan, in place Of
Edward c. Shafer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Good Roads Congress.

In compliance with the request Of the
Interstate Good Roads Association,
the County Commissioners on Tuesday
afternoon, the 10Th inst. named the fol-
lowing gentlemen to represent the sew
eral districts in the county at the Good
Roads Congress to be held al Mountain
Lake Park, September 9th and Sih.
BnckeystoWn-Claude Dutrow.
Frederick. 1. Hargett.
Middletown-Luther Kefauver.
Creage William Long.
Emmitsburg-Iohn Homer.
Catoctiu-Upton Grossnickle.
Crbana-Wm Nc Rhoderick.
Liberty-lohn Albaugh.
New Market-C. w. Waller.
Hauvers-Albert Buhrman.
Woodsboro-George Hoffman.
Petersville-Thomas fIightman.
Mount Pleasant-Lewis A. Kolb.
Jeferson-John w. Fawley.
Neutrality-suspicious. Zentz.
Jackson-Tlllman Grossnickle.
IOhnsvile-Isaac P Stitelv
WOodUile-Iames Dayhof.
Clinton Metcalf.
Lewistown Charles Ramsburg.
Tuscorora-Nilliam Wolfe.
Burkittsyille-Lewis H. Bowlus.
Ballenger-Iohn W. Hargett.
Braddock-Francis NJ. Mahoney.
Brunswick-David Snouffer.
Walkersville-Albert Nicodemus.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Board Of Assessors Confer with
County Commissioners.

On Monday last the assessors Of the
county held 4 conference with the Board
ofCounty Commissioners. the board being
DESTROYS TO inform themselves whether
the assessment was made on a uniform
basis throughout the county and learn of
the progress Of the assessment. From
information obtained. it was learned that
the work was carried on with remarkable
uniformity thus far and much progress
had been made, and in the districts heard
from no difficulties of much consequence
had been encountered. Many questions
OF a puzzing nature arise for the asses
sors to answer, both in the matter Of esti-
mating the separate values Of property.
when the subject in controversy is gone
over and carefully explained, but little
opposition from any source arises.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
indiana Monument at Antietam

Following thorough inspection Of the
Indiana State document, Just completed
class, the big shaft was formerly accepted
and the contractors were given draft on
the State auditor for .the amount of the
contract Extensive plans are being
made for the dedication on September II,
which will be attended by the State off
Gals of Indiana, representatives of the
government from Washington and others
prominent in the public eye.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

District No. ?, Frederick Pr.ci,.
Mrs. Miller's store 2, ~ 9--A
Market street. Fredericl. NoHi|
District No. ?. Frederick. Pc
George H. Weiner's r. at
North Market street I'm -Sgl 50
District No ?, Frederick, Precinct 4 I
No $50 North Msrke, s Sn
District No. 5, Middletown-A+
House in Middle,own " Opers
District No /. Creagerstown-A.o
erstown Hall in Creape.rrsg,'c.rea s
District No. :, Emmitsburg. P.o;o@n
At Philip d. Lawrence , y. i
Emmitsburg. 'uop d
District No. 5, Emmitsburg. Precipo,
At James Mullen's House F..
District No. s, Catoctin-At Lao.
VOLTS House in WolfsviiI..0 O u
District No. :. Urbana. Precirct'
G. O. Hendrickson's S,o-.
Urbana. ''ole ID
Mrs Mrs., Moberly's Store Room P,1|
MINIS.
District No S, Libertytowp-A+ i
Beall's Room in Liber.y,lo,i,--., u
District No. Q, New Market P rsc;..
At Odd Fellows Hail IN ny NJ /
Market IA Ne'I
District No. 9, New Market, Preci,s.
er's. New Market. 'ay1
District No. 10, Hauver's. Preci,c,, j
Stems Hotel, Sabillasyiiis y
District No. 10. Hauver'S. Precincf 4
Alva r. Brandenbu-g's Hon:
Foxville ''OuSs
District No. II. Woodsboro. Preci,o,
At John N. Holbruner's H.
in WoodSboro. -iOus
District No. II, Woodsboro prac;ro.
Al George F. Smiths Hons. !,
Woodsboro. \
District No II. Petersville-At IL.
Hottman's Building in Ps .s
vile. ''S's
District No. IS. Mt. Pleasant-4t ro..
MERGERS House in Nj PleaSs anu
District No. u, Jeferson-At h. O. 'i + !
A. Hall in jefferson. - q
District No. IS, Mechanicstown-A+ r
W. Creager's House in Thu.
mont. "u
District No. IS, Tackson-At H.,,.
Wachtel's House in Nversy;I.'
District NO. II Iohnsville-At Miss Dew
ilbiss Store Room in Tohsyill,
District No. IS. Woodville-At Jesse ,.'' ,
Wilson's Store in WoodyiIe =
District No. I9. Linganore-At PnbF
School Building in Unionville
District No. 20. Lewiston-At Mrs. C.,
H. Clem's House in I .ewistowO
District NO. Fl, Iuscarora-At Burkhartl
Hall in Yellow Springs.
District No. p, Burkittsyille-At NJ,
Mahoney's Room in BurkittsyilI.
District No. %, Ballenger-At l.lovd {
Culler's Hall in Feagaville.
District No. ri, Braddock-At S. |
Basis Shop in Braddock.
District No IS. Brunswick. Precinct +
At Murray's Store Room Brun,
wick.
District No. rs. Brunswick. Precinct >
At Town Hose House, Bruins
wick.
District No. %, Walkersville-At Elm.
H. Green's Shop, Wakersvll.
The said polling places for the said Phi
mary Election viii be opened at eigh
o clock in the morning Of said day AM
viii be kept open until six O'Clock in lii
afternoon Of the same day, at which tim
the polls will be closed.
By order.
JOHN W. HUMM.
JOSEPH F. EISENHAUER
SAMUEL V. DOLL,
Board Of Supervisors of Elections to
Frederick County, Nd.
BRECKENRIDGE SHAW, Clerk. aug. Ig.,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

IT'S difficult to understand the eccen-
tricity Of the Prohibidonists in Georgia.
The representative Of Towns county in
The Legislature has succeeded in passing
a bill allowing The citizens of the town Of
Young Harris to make. sell. or give away
lemonade, milk shakes and ice cream.
That town has been so thoroughly
dry" for two years, that nothing but
pump water has been on tap, hence
this extraordinary legislation.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

The Interstate Commission has been
petioned by ri Associations of Com
merce 10 order a considerable reduction
in express rates. The petition should
be granted for most Of the present rates
are very unreasonable.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Her Nickname.

Little Johnny-Dad, there's girl at
our school whom we call Postscript.
Dad-''Postscript? Why do you call
her Postscript"
Little Johnny Cause her name is
Adeline Moore. - Tit Bits.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

GERMANY having been ivdulging in a
high protective tariff is suffering from
high prices Ike the United States. The
people Of Germany are clamorous for
relief from the great increase in the cost
OF living, but the protected interests hold
control Of the German Legislature and
have revised the tariff higher, as our
Congress has done.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

THERE never was a time more oppor-
tune for putting into operation that grand
old Democratic maxim: Equal rights to
all and special privileges to none"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

Appendicitis, called the rich mans
scourge. " is increasing, not only among
the well-todo merely, but among the
middle classes. and even the poor. the
disease is also becoming more prevalent.
No cause can be given for ii, though it is
believed that bad teeth and insufficient
mastication Of food is chiefly responsible.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

From he way that the Insurgents are
insurging it is no wonder that President
Taft cancelled his speaking trips, when
he suddenly discovered that it was dan
gerous to take politics.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
THE STATE OF MARYLAND.

fVHE STATE OF MARYLAND
Office Of Secretary Of STATE.
ANNAPOLIS, August 18th lsle
TO Al Bhoa IL Day Concern:
Notice is Hereby Given. That .npIieatiop
mas been made to His Fxcellency. tustin r..
Srothers, Governor OF Maryland, for the par.
A. VI. GILL,
VINO was convicted on May 3oth. 1910, before
Justice Eckstein, of Frederick, of vagrancv.
and sentenced TO he confined In the House nj
Correction for six months.
The Governor viii take up the said case for
maj decision, on or after Thursday. the 25th
day OF August 1910. until which time pro.
tests against such pardon will be heard. and
the papers filed open to inspection. al the diS.
erection Of the Governor.
BY order Of the Governor
n. WINSLOW WILLIAMS
aug is'IL Secretary Of State
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

"PUsLlc office is a public trust" but
the greater part Of the Republican office
holders does not seem to believe it.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

The 5000 sailors of the Atlantic feet
will be shown good time at Newport
News this week.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

BALLESGEK will resign after he has
been whitewashed by the majority Of the
Congressional Committee and not before.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

WE HAVE SERVED JOUR PA
IRONS REGULARLY FOR MORE
THAN ONE HUNDRED YEARS,
AND AN INVITATION IS EX-
TENDED YOU TO OPEN AN AC'
COUNT, IN THE SAVINGS DE.
PARTMENT OR A REGULAR
CHECKING ACCOUNT. ALL
ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE
OR SMALL RECEIVE THE SANE
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
NEW ADVERTIsENENe.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
An election will be held AT the office of the
Grtngers Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
OF Frederick County, Maryland, in Middle
town, Maryland. on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th. 1910.
at 10 O'Clock, A. ~. for three directors in
serve for three wears fthe other Six holding
oyer)
HERMAN l.. ROUTZAHN,
oct. 1881 Secretarv
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
FRIDAY AUGUST t9 1910

ar WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY 7 An NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
Snip"
ABRAHAM L-gCOLN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

Poor, old Uncle Joe is singing his
political death song in the wilds Of the
Michigan woods.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
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