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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-08-31
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w. j. Goodner, Of Ooltewah, was
here last week
Judge Bancroft Murray, of Chat
tanoo. a, was here last week.
D. c. Carnes, re; resenting me
Chattanooga News, WAS here last
week.
Mrs. Bette Rankin, If Jasper,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
S. 3. Deakins.
Rev, r. j. smith began ii revival
at the Baptist Church saturday night,
which is we'll atttcEded.
Claude Springfield, formerly of
this place, but nov OF Chattanooga,
was here last week.
B. Il. Boone, of Chattanooga, was
here last week. He was formerly a
student in the college here
Mrs. W b, Spears and daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Fowler, OF Chattanooga,
have been the guest of friends here.
Miss Julia Thach has returned
from Winchester, where she visited
friends and took in the Warren
County Fair
Meetings have been gong on at
the G. +. Church under charge of
Rev. JAS. Pitman, minister of the
Christian Church, of Nashville
Sheriff Canrei went to Nashville
last week to place ONE prisoners in
the penitentiary Tie was accom-
led by 5. 5, Tate, circuit court clerk.
Misses Fannie and Mamie Rauls-
ton have been the guests Of friends
here, having come over to attend
Baptist Association recently met in
Sweedens Cove
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-08-31
High Knob, Sequachee.

Special TO Tie NfTOS
Well, as my old lady has returned
from Chattanooga where she has bsen
to see her doctor ana come back much
improved, which has made me Sc
thankful, l must write it to the News
want to say Sequachee is right in
the center of the bad of Sequachee
valley, good land, good water and
good people. If you don't believe me
come and see AMI you will agree with
me.
We hear that Roy Barnett is chilling
at Whitwell.
The company has certainly got the
best road up Cumberland mountain we
ever saw.
We have fine school with Prof.
Pryor as principal.
1t rains here unti! it gets ready to
stop, then it stops. Who can beat this
glorious land the cool ord placed us
on No one can. We should live
thankful and obeIient to him. May
God helD us to live as a true and
faithful soldier of the Lord
We hear that there Was a straw party
went up to Whitwell Saturday night
in an auto drawn by two horses Ha!
ha!
Yes, we eat beans well seasoned no "
as meat has come down. / mean come
down from the north.
The Blowing Suring's comfort is
lovely these hot days
Mr.. VIM Harris is hereby notified
to movA his stable or my turnips may
shove it over since the rains Sunday
evening
Who has young fresh COW to SELF
Come to see me. i
Health is extra fine here.
News is scarce
May we live sunny. Cold Wave
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-08-31
Preaching Announcement.

John Minter, of Jasper will preach
at Caroline Chapel Oh the End Satur-
day night, ami Sunday at II a. m, of
September. All are requested to come
out and hear him.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-08-31
PERSONAL MENTION
Gathered from Exchanges

Joe White of Whitwell, has moved
his family to Jasper residing in r. T.
Simpsons house in east Jasper. Mr..
White will work at the Lock and
Dam. Statesman Democrat, Jasper.
John Hawkins, the hustling Watkins
man bought from S. S. Tate his prop
erty on the pike. The house and lot
is known as the Hall place.. Mr..
Rankins will move his family here in
the near future. Statesman Democrat
James M. Price of Whitwell has &C.
cepted position as stenographer and
bookkeeper with the secretary and
treasurer of the Tennessee Commercial
Mems Association in Chattanooga
with Office in tie News Building.
Statesman Democrat.
John. Gerren has been teaching
school on Hobbs Hill for the past two
weeks in Mr.. Goforth's place. Mr..
Gerren expresses himself as being
"dee-lighted- ed with the people and
the children of that school. MT. Her
aid, Tracy City.
The followi ~ Masons from Dunlap,
visited the Masonic lodge at Whitwell
Monday night: W. B. Stewart, B.
R. Farmer, Rev. j. L. Griffitts, J.
A.. johnson, Joe Lamb, N. R. and J.
L. Thurman, W. A. Mansfield, F. g.
S. johnson, M. l.. Burnett, S. Fl.
McLain, L. l.. Farmer, Jno. NJ Gray
and T. W. Morrison. They witnessed
the comforting of the Master Masons
degree upon Rev. Mr.. Watson. Re-
freshment we're served. consisting of
ice cream and cake, coffee, watermel
ons and cigars, followed by impromp
tn speeches from number of the
brethren. The boys all report having
had most delightful time and were
loud in their praises of the hospitality
shown them by the members of the
Whitwell lodge. Dunlap Tribune.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-15

selebrteh friiberert 5reunoe cine &c.
Diiie Sdul0 an Dem ged Dor, boz
bent feline alftidiffe Bis iett Der.
tolgt moroen iino. Ser 8rofelior
ion iid namli9 beitd1loig in ct.
mas gepalttatieer &eile in sic Son.
itruftion Ser Sogr5euge gemildyt
uno ben Gbefingelieur 0uer ullr
ben Decentralization Golsn1onl1 Dor
Der Zeppelin @eieaihoft alt @elt,
%oerungen beronloBt baben, nit Be-
men Der @raf ni6t einberItanoel
NOR.
S9on nod Der 3eritorung ser pr.
item u9euti6lano" BET @6terbingen
trat eine gentle &alte atpiiden bsl'
beioen Sreltnoen eth. sic io6nten
iih 5tpar mieoer aus, ober Sic
Sponnltns febrte 5uriid, ols @ros.
Sergeien ben Scatter uno Sen gria.
sen Seinri6 BON Breube BEN fir oos
9roieft ether 2uftidiff : Grpeoi-
tion nod Dem Noropol beeeiitertc.
@rof Zeppelin NOR eeeell bieie Sbee.
aber er muBte idlieBlid mol poe,
libel ouf oteielbe eineeben.
aus Der foitipieIigen ulto prof-
tii6 reiultotloien Expedition nod
Spibbergen entipann iiG ser bon
benz 8olarforider 2erner eeaell
Zeppelin anaeitrenete 8ro5eB, IN
neldem oer @raf onrb bte oreeb.
ltde gdulo Sereeien's fiir5lid eiac
moroltide Nieberlaee erlttt. 9os
CAB Der eridiitterten 5reunoidofi
Ser bet6en MGnner einen meiteret
StoB, ober Der noliee 8r1ttb fam
erit, als Der Brofeiior nod ser Ser
itorune Der uDeutihlano II" sic
anaebliden Sebler berielben oi fri
t%iiieren begann.
9ros bes ne,tel Shlages, boz
benz er betroffen tpurbe, uno ieires
3ermiirfniifes NIT 8rof. Sergclen
lit @raf 3eppeItn nidt int @ering-
item ~entmutiat, uno bas 9ireftorinnl
idner @eieIli6aft oltd ntdt. @n
Der nellen, britten uGeutlhlol1o4
miro in Srieoridsbafen Sag urlo
Haht gearbeitet unb bie Sertigitel=
lung oes Gobr5euees miro po6r-
ldeinlid gnoe oes ndditen MonotS
erfoleen. 3unahit ioa es Goiiogier-
fabrten in Der l1msebltng oes $50
oeniees, nod Der Sdmei5 lt,lo 6rieo-
rids9afen MAIDEN.
CHE Die re%berfiibruns beg 2ift-
idiffes nod 0iiiieloorf erfolet> ioa
Die oortige Sane 10 umeebout per.
ben, bob iie ginea1,ee onf aGeu
Seiten erbdlt. 9aonrd miro es ntoe
lid gemahf meroenk BET itorfem
@inoe bos Sabr5eue timer onf
Der geidiibten Seite ein5ubringel1.
reip. ousloufen 8i loliell uno 10
&ataitropben pie Die 3erltorutl9
Der uDeutidlanb III 81 nerbiitea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-15
Zeppelin mub Serseiea.

aus Berlin miro indifference
ieniationele @eididte beridtet, Die
aber nit GROCER 8orfidt a%iifscnon,@
men Derben muB:
9as geipannte 8erbGltnis, oas
ihon icit Idngerer 8eit 5tpii1en Dem
@rafen Zeppelin n1o ieinem friibe-
rem 5rennoe nno Mitarbeiter, Dem
8ebeim : Hat un6 StraBburger
Yrofeiior 9r. &ergeiea berridtc,
lit felt Der 3erit6rung 6es neuer
Baiiagier 2uftihiffes uGeutidj.
lano" in Diiiielborf gu elmer %offenen
5einoihaft ~geiuoroen un6 Brofeiior
&eraeiea, Der fi6 eesenmartig ans
Teneriffa befinoet, erfl6rt oaB er
ME uad) Srieorihsbafen seben iper.
De, oa er feline 2ult babe, iid ldnser
gum Siinoenbod fir bic Miserfolge
3eppelin's MAIDEN gu loiien.
Der @raf mirft namlid ieincn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-15
@eminnt Oen aampf um's Ge6em.

Somes 9. Meribon, bon @eiparf,
q. s., i6reibt: sd botte BEL Ell.
mem 8lutItur5 biel 8Iilt perloren
unb mar iebr idwad. @dt Monotc
lang NOR id unfabiq gu arbeiten
ih mar Dem Sooe nabe, als id Or.
Sings SEEM 9iscooerp gebraudte,
oas mir biel gebolfen bot" @arme,
tiert bon alien 9%ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-15
9as @iniiterimm Monis.

Nadoem in Der politii6etl @elt
uno in Der 8reiie init 5iemlider
2ebbaftigfeit Die Graee aufgenorfen
tuoroen 1T, OF Der neutrality-suspicious.
Wonis tuabreno ieiner &ronfbeit
i'm @mte bIeiben fanu ooer ni6t,
lit es iest ibon getpiB, baB SEER
Monis nur Damn feline 9emiiiion
geben miro, melln er ielblt aus
freiem @iaen iih oa3u enti1lieBt
nno oafir beitebt porlaufig nod abio=
Tut feline Musiiht. Die @eeierune
befano fib 5u 8eeinn Der Sorr.
mer-Seiiion oes Barlaments in ei-
ner f~einesfpegs roiigen Gage. SIN
Senat un6 tn Der &ommer narell
Snterpeaationen gu ermarten iiber
Die maroffaniid)e Yolitif, iibcr sic
S6ipierigfeiten oenen bic 9urd)-
fiibrung Der Mrbeiter MItersper-
iideruns ~begesnet uno iiber Die
beifle 6rage Der 4bgren5nne Der
Champagne. SIN Senot beitane ops-
bnlb cine ernite llnterftromune
gegen oas &abinet, lino man be,
5eidnete bereits iebr ernltli6 Serrn
@lemenceau als Nadfolger oes
9errn Monis. SIN Mugenblid Der
aatoitropbe BON Sii-les-W onlinealiy
gloubten Die @egner oes Rabi-
nets i'm republifaniihen Eager Die
@elegenbeit beniiben gu ioaen, I'M
bic Demiiiion beg MiniiterprGiiocn
ten als unoermeiolid bin5uitenen.
Dieies poreilige g~ingreifen in Sic
gntidliifie bes Miniiterpraiioenten
uno beg B%raiioenten Ser Mepnb!if
mar iebr ungeihtdt, mo ser
idlehte ginoruf puroe nod ba
ourb peritarft, oaB ii6 aud cine
3eituns fano, Die In ibrem lleberei-
fer Die Mufmerffomfeit onf grinno
lenfte. Die Mebrbeit Der 1uBer.
item 2infen, Die iih in Der 9ammcl
unter Der 2eitung oes Miniiteriunts
Monts geiammelt bat, 5eiet aber
feinerlei Sebniudt nod einenl Mi.
niiterium glemercenus Deer
grianos, ipelhe burd lire 8ampf.
lteIrne geeen Die So5iaItiten sic
9iIoune biefer ndmIiden Mebr-
belt nerbinoert batten.
Sn Der 4nmmer bat es besborb
aud seniiet, beitimmte Nalnen III;
ben 8~oroersruno gu iteGen INN 10
fort ole ertgeeengeietten perionti-
den Ginfliiiie gu fon5entrierer.
@s gibt IN Der &amnter 5tpei Mb-
georonete, Die 4nieben gerllg be
iisen, Inn auf oas @ertralien Der
Mebrbeit rednen 81 fomnen: 9os
iino Der ietige 5inall8miniiter Gail
laur nnh Ser Worineminilter 0el-
coife. Dieie beioen baben ielb1fper-
itdn6lih iofort Die Borolc ansecae-
ben, oaB elm Miniiterme6iel boG.
itanoig iiberfIiiiiig iei, neil Serr
Monis niht 10 front lei, ooB er
niht in %abiebbarer Belt oie @e
ihdfte mieoer i6ernebmen fonne.
Bon ben Siibrern Der Mehrbeit
boben HeIleton uno Gombes ibren
ean5en perionliden ginfluB oufge
menbet, nm Die @gitation alt gun.
item oes Miniitermediels 5u er.
itiden, = lie polen Dor alien Gin.
gen ieoe Moelihfeit ausihlieBen.
oaB glemenceau ODER griano 5itr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-15

Wa6t 5%uriidfebre. 90 bat lib in
lebr roi6em Senlpo innerboIb ser
Webrbeit etne itorfe Stimmune
9egen BEN Miniitermediel gebi(@
Del, uno fuenm nidt Serr Monis
lelbit, mte bemerft, Die llnmoglidl.
telt fublt, Die @eidafte fort5ufiibreu,
10 miro Die &ommer-W ebrbeit lid)
mabrl6etnlib i6on grloe Sum- 1911
NIT Der SdlieBung ser oroentlidsg
Sellion einberitonoen erfI1ren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-15
Satarr6 Tam mtdbt furiert ,perben

&atarrg famn nt6t furiert iuerben
Sllrd9 lotale appIifatiOnen, Da tie
ton1erl. @atarrb lit cine glutz poer Som
ltttlitions5 aronfbeit uro Inn tie su beiz
len, ntiiBt SIR innerlide Seilnittel tebz
men. Saus &~atarrbs<r fpirb eirges
llommen nn6 tpirft brett auf bas 8Iut
ui1o Die i9leimi9e Oberf1d6e. Salts
aatarrg.a1r 1T feline Qnadfolberz Ge0is
GIN, Ste iptrbe felt Sabren bon eine11
Der better Ger6te bieies 2anbes berorbz
net ltno TT eth regelmdbi9es gie5ept. Sic
beitebt aus ben belten befan1tten Eonicr.
~perbutloen nit ben beften glitreints
9un4sn1ittel1, Die brett atf Die Salein<
9berfla1e tpirfen. Sic bolfommene
Serbi1lonng Der 5fpei 8eitaroteiIe lit e,
ipns 1olb' pnnberbole &eiultate Bel Der
Qetlu1n bon &atarrh herborbrinat.
Is. s. g9eneb & Co., gigent., 9os
leoo, 9. gerfanft bon alien Mpotbefern.
saBt @l19 3eiteniife nmionit geben.
Preis 75 Gents.
SaG's EamiIien@Ginen fino Die beSfeu.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-26
ConfectiOn Den Makes Good Buy

Through a very fortunate deal with candy makers on the coast, the Confection Den is now able to supply to the trade the very best candies, packed in beautiful boxes which are almost worth the entire price of the candy. They received the initial shipment and have them on display.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-26

A party consisting of Miss Jen- nie McLaws, Miss Fife Thomas, Mrs. C. 5. Weddle and Miss Faye Weddle visited the F. L. M, log ging camps last Saturday and were given an insight to the first work of converting trees into lum- Der.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-26
Dr. Bells Antiseptic Salve

Is guaranteed for letter, ringworm, eczema, chapped hands and lips, running sores, ulcers, and in fact all skin diseases. Good to use after shaving. 25c a box. Sold by Hunter Drug Go.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-26
2se is A Small Amount

You would not suffer one day for i've times that amount. Then try Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. We guarantee it to cure. It's painless and harmless. Sold by Hunter Drug Go.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-26

MT. Eliza Lay was up from Oak Creek Tuesday for supplies.
 Dr, A, s. Brown, Santa Fe phy. sician at Winslow, was a visitor in the city Sunday.
 Mrs. Clarence Sullivan presented her husband with handsome baby boy Friday, May 10,
 Attorney George w. Glowner was in the city Monday from Will Hams on legal business.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Schulz returned from Peoria, Ariz., last Friday, coming overland.
 Special for Friday and Satur- day-Strawberry cream from fresh fruit. Confection Den. m26-It
 Gus Reimer, Williams justly famous mutton maker, was in the city Friday visiting old friends.
 Mrs. D. M. Francis and family are expected to return from Phoe- nix tor the summer about June Ist.
 T. C. Purcell, the Los Angeles mutton buyer, is in Flagstaff this week interviewing local sheepmen.
 Our candy stock is large and up to the minute-over two thousand pounds just received. Confection Den. m26-It
 Howell Jones, the Santa Fe land commissioner, was a west bound passenger on No. Satur- day morning.
 Bert Hoffman is hauling lumber for a new ranch house Harlow Yaeger is building at his Anderson Mesa sheep ranch.
 It is reported that w. H. Cox of the Coconino Cattle company is in the hospital at Jerome suffer- ing with pneumonia.
 Ladies and gents clothing cleaned, pressed and repaired. Mrs. N. Greer, two blocks west Arizona Central Bank.
 Al Doyle completed a weeks business in Los Angeles and re- turned Saturday. He was at Cat alina for couple days.
 Bob Shared, formerly brake man and part owner of the Santa Fe main line, is back again and will break down trees in the forest.
 Dr. Bert Haskett, U. s. Bureau of Animal Industry inspector, is at home again from a rambling roam over sheep ranges of the north.
 A. K. Stacey, the veteran life insurance man of Phoenix, came in from Winslow Saturday and is visiting his daughter, Mrs. c. F. Gardner.
 Mrs. Reed and Miss Reed, wife and daughter of MT. Reed, the contractor, arrived in Flagstaff Saturday from Long Beach, Calf, and will spend the summer here.
 Fred Durham, the young man who makes the steam loader go for the Saginaw & Manistee Lum- Der company at Bellemont, was here the first of the week.
 MT. Atteberry and wife returned last week from Texas where they have been during the winter. MT. Atteberry will handle the plumbing business for William Friedlein.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-26

urgent Cait rom the l.. Smltn Construction foreman at Maine Monday to attend to a number oi sick animals.
 D. E. Schnebley left Friday evening for Missouri to get ac. quainted with the new twin mem- bers of his family. He will re- turn with them.
 Conductor Duncan went through Flagstaff Monday on his way to San Francisco. He has a timber claim in sight which he expects to locate before returning. The amount of school tax re- ceived from the territorial fund as Coconino county's apportionment should have read SI, ,2o7.5o, last week, instead of the amount given. Harlow Yaeger returned from Phoenix Saturday. He says his brother, Ben Yaeger, who has been dangerously ill at Phoenix for some time, is improving rap- idly.
 Tom Shultas came up from the Verde country last Saturday He has been freighting during the winter in the valley and is now moving back to his homestead near Maine.
 Mrs. F. w. Sisson was up from Lolomai Lodge on Oak creek this week. She has purchased lumber for another new building and has been making many other improve ments at Lolomai.
 Charles Murry returned Satur- day from Phoenix, where he had been to take his father, who is se- riously i'll with stomach trouble. MT. Murry had not improved much when he left him.
 Miss Cunningham of Phoenix, Miss Neill and Mrs. Leland of Jamestown, Pa., visited A. l.. & T. camp I last week on a person ally conducted tour in charge of MT. ]. H. Gallager.
 Aleck Swain came up Sunday evening from Prescott. He re- gently returned from trip to South America and does not give a very glowing account of possi- bilities there for working men.
 Dr. Thomas Manning, wife and boy, returned to Flagstaff from Alabama last Saturday. Dr. Tom is now a full fledged physician, having graduated this year, and expects to make Arizona his home.
 Bryan, the man arrested at Red Horse tank by Sheriff Francis, ac- companied by Texas sheriff, is said to be in demand in several counties in Texas for horse steal ing, so authorities have notified MT. Francis.
 Conductor George Pumpkins, general manager of one oi the A. L. & T. logging trains, is suffer- ing with an exceedingly sore eye, which was badly burned by piece of burning match which exploded as it was lighted.
 A card from s. ]. Humeston, now of Spokane, Wash, formerly clerk in the forest service and sta toned at Flagstaff, announces the arrival of Miss Caroline Humeston at his home on May r. Mother and baby doing well and papa feeling fine.
 ConfectiOn Den Makes Good Buy
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-26
Local and Personal

MT. Eliza Lay was up from Oak Creek Tuesday for supplies.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-05-13
Hair Seals and Fur Seals.

The fur seal has sharper nose than
the hair or harbor seal. and both its
swimming fiippers and Its tail flippers
are, proportionately TO its body. much
longer than those OF the harbor seal.
The harbor seal. when 1t rests or
sleeps, climbs out on the rocks. or. in
winter, on n cake Of ice. The fur seal,
a far wider traveller, sleeps more on
the water. and when II sleeps 1t folds
the long tall fiippers up on the body
between its side filppers. presenting
thus n curious appearance. quite I'M
like the harbor seal.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-05-13
THROW OUT The Line
Give the Kidneys Help and Many Snow
Hill People VIII Be Happier.

Throw Out the Life Line
The kidneys need help.
They're overworked-can't get the
poison filtered out of the blood.
They're getting worse every minute.
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands of Kidney sufferers back from
the verge of Despair.
Charles S. Wimbrough,o of Berlin, Md,
says From personal experience, do
not hesitate to give Doan's Kidney Pills
my endorsement. ! knew for a long
time that my kidneys were disordered,
as the kidney secretions were highly
colored. did not pay much attention
to the trouble at first until ! was sud-
denly taken with crick in my back.
When STOPPING or lifting / suffered in
tensely. / finally procured Doan's Kid
ney Pills and used them as directed. II
gives me pleasure to state that have
not had a pain or ache since"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan and
no other.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-05-13

Talking OF Thackeray and his efforts
to get into parliament, Grant Dun in
his diary under the year 1875 notes
the prcdicament OF the novelist when
he faced the electors.
"He II. Il. GreenI gave me the most
remarkable account of canyassing Ok
ford with Thackcray. whose want OF
power OF public speaking seems to
have been perfectly extraordinary.
On the hustings he utterly broke
down, and Green heard him say to
himself, If I could only go into the
mayors parlor for Ave minutes could
write this out quite well.'"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-05-13
peas, Public Baths.

Half the Vienna dogs are terriers.
The fox terrier is a particular favorite.
The necessity OF the dogs being fire..
quently washed has led to the estab-
lishment In Vienna of dogs public
baths" which are to be seen In all
parts OF the city. One would think
that, dogs being so popular In Vienna.
they would be everywhere tolerated
but such is not the case. Dogs not
admitted" is the rule ut every restau-
rant and cafe. while the trans and
omnibuses are also forbidden ground.
and In the parks and squares dogs
mast be led.-London Globe.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-05-13
In The Wake Of The Measles.

The little son of Mrs. o. B. Palmer,
Little Rock. Ark, had the measles. The
result was a severe cough which grew
worse and he could not sleep. She says:
Zone bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound completely cured him and he
has never been bothered since. - Group
whooping cough, measles cough all yield
to Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
The genuine is in the yellow package
always. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
all Druggists.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-05-13
PROCLAMATION.

GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION AP-
FORTHCOMING THE REPRESENTA-
TION OF THE SEVERAL COUN-
TIES AND BALTIMORE CITY IN
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES UN-
DER THE FEDERAL CENSUS OF
1910.
Whereas, Section Five of Article Three
of the Constitution of the State of Mary
land requires the Governor Immediately
after the taking and publishing of the
next National Census, or after any State
enumeration of population to arrange
the representation in the House of Del
cgates in accordance with the appor-
tionment provided for in Section Four
of said Article Three of the Constitution,
and to declare, by proclamation, the
number Of Delegates to which each
county of the State and the City of Bal
timore may be entitled under such ap-
portionment. made upon the basis of
such new census; and
Whereas, the said Section Four of Ar
ticle Three of the Constitution provides
that each Of the several counties of the
State having population of eighteen
thousand souls or less, shall be entitled
TO Two delegates; that every county
having a population Of over eighteen
Thousand and less than twenty-eight
thousand souls, shall be entitled to Three
Delegates; that every county having
population of twenty-eight thousand and
less than forty thousand souls, shall be
entitled to Four Delegates; that every
county having population of forty
thousand and less than fifty thousand
souls, shall be entitled to Five Dele
gates; that every county having popu-
lation of fifty-fve thousand souls and
upwards shall be entitled to Six Dele
gates and no more, and that each Of the
Legislative Districts of Baltimore City
shall be entitled to the number of Dele
gates to which the largest county shall
or may be entitled to under the afore-
going apportionment; and
Whereas, 1t appears from the official
certificate of the Director of the Federal
Census of Nineteen Hundred and Ten,
now on file in this Department, that the
population of the Counties and the City
of Baltimore as ascertained and enumer-
ated under the said Federal Census of
Nineteen Hundred and Ten, is as fol-
lows, to wit:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-05-13
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