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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22

ACHSIFrTER. On THURSDAY. iunc :: inii q
m, fIIZABFTH A'IlSEI-ITilk 100
Dric.l beloved Oitc Of August Achstet,er
in tho i'tY 9th A"ar ~ hes
Cunoral Saturday morning y SO "''i"el thcr
HolS Name church. wh"rc Ncmn hish
mass win IL sung Tor the pesr - Ser >"ul
Relatives sud friends WI :l,ase nttcu'i. -
BALL. ON Wednesday. Iuno Il 1sli. ~ c.sa
iney. Va. JOHN T. BALL ~ Il" >,se.
Funeral trids.. Iuur =. = $50 pm. - FAR
fix. VI. Pleas omi' bowers
BRIFr I,"ma.fss II JOHN nsaEI Mo died
JUNE ., l'li. VII + removed I'm Y" ,oa,
pm Thursday. JEne =
am. at his rcsidcace. 1877 Epcid stree,
PERCIvAl NJ. rRoWN. snn - Elizabeth
:. Rrorn and the late George III. Brown.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BROWN Departed this life Tuesday. Iunc %.
1911. al ! ~ o'clock At his rrsiden..: 30
Acker street northeast. HOOPER beloved
son of Mrs. KaIe Brown and the late Enner'
Brown and brother uf Minnie. Larrie. Joseph
and John Brown
Funeral from Brown Memorial thnr'h. IA.
o'cioch Interment at rayr"'s cemetery.
CLARK Departed this life TUESDAY. June 20
1911. at $40 his residence. liz.
10Th street northwest. JOHN A., beloved ard
only child If Mary VI. and Ferdinand Clars
Funeral services Friday. Inn" ~ ~ ti"'
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church. Relative
and friends invited I" attend in'ermcnt p
Arlington.
DoYLE On wednesdav. Juno II. 1911. a.
SEQ PM ~ Providence Hospital gTH
TRAM NJ: DOYLE. knight Trmplsr sDi
member of i'r shriners.
Interment at Nancchurg. X
kAHLERT. ON Thursday Juno -. 1911. a.
3.I5 AM. AT parents residence. ola :.
street s,u.hesst KENNEDY ADAMS. son ~
Henry A. and Mario X. kahlcrt aged NJ"
months.
! Interment tprivst-, June - ut pm. =.
rYu a, ,,o,d.r Jr,a 10 talt MARY A.
LEf beloved Wit. Of The late Joseph :.
Lee in the MY ,elshs year Of v hsr asei
| Funeral Friday. : pm. from !. wiiiism ae es
undertaking establishment
r-sidencc ~. 18th street. tho hcioycd bus
| band Of Nora r. MrGinynn.
| Funeral Saturias. June -. NJ .:.n "rl"cs, f"n
the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church ltsls
tiyes and friends invited.
OSBORNE. suddenly "Wednesday. June II:
1911. at 1915 a.n.. J. BENNETu. '"d
husband "f Sarah a oss,rn@ mo ,a, u,,,o,
| southeast. Anac"stia, Friday June - VI
am; tleace :" 81; fsresas ,hnr ,h: mncrc
| 1T his soul. Friends and relatives invited -
! attend.
scHuLTEIs. suddouly. on Tnesdar. Iunc 20;
ie,l, q $50 pun. in hal,im"re, Nd n
SrHtLrEIs beloved sister o. Herman j.
and Albert Srhutes.
Funeral from 2I5 Park avenue. Baltimore IN
| mass 1T the cathedral At % O'clock. Inter
mcur private, at 81. MarF's cemetery.
| Washington. ". e.
TTSDET On "Wednesday. June II lail. -
| 6:.0 an his residence, 21l3 street
| northwest after an illness OF several month.
1 Col. WILLARD PARkER IISDEi..
| Funeral from his late rcsideucc. 301a street.
| on Friday. June -. at $50 pm. lBteimsnf
private. Please omit flowers
WASHINGTON. Departed this Iif' wednesdar.
June II. 1911 at her moth'r , r,sd.n's 20
| tor Of Mary Washington and sister 81 Ann"
/ Tibhs. Philip Howard apu Herman Nasnil's-
/ ton
| Funeral SATURDAY.. June -, at O'Clock pm.
I from residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22
MARRIED.

LOFTS STANLEY On Jurr : 1911 = m.
I'rn-' athndrai. NaTihotolsh $500, i'nt.l p.
hv the Roy Taih"T Rev ep. WITH ritu'is
mas tl'STlN IpfrtS 81 Ns-'tin-ton l.
. ard NELLIE. second daughter - 4 !
stanley. nnr''hspt. Ball!nlcucb. County Ros
common Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22
A Y. W. C. A. Lawn Fete.

The ladies of the Mount Pleasant chap
ter of the V w G.. a. will hold lawn
fete at SOL Mount Pleasant street Fri
day, June %. from !, to 10 pm. There
viii be tables for the sale of ice cream,
cake candy and fancy articles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02
Population OF Maryland According To
Color

preliminary statement Of the white
counties and principal cities, as shown
Dy the returns of the Thirteenth Dccen-
tial Census, taken as Of APRIL Is, 1910,
was issued today by Director Durand
Of the Bureau of Census, Department Of
Commerce and Labor. The statistics
were prepared under the direction of
William c, Hunt, chief statistician for
t,Rtulation in the Census Bureau, and
Are subject to later revision.
This total population of Maryland in
1910 was subdvided as to color as fol-
lows: white, 1,O62, G45; negro 2S2,2i9; all
other persons QnGians. Chinese, and
Japanese) 49,. The equivalent fgui -
for 1900 were: White, 952,42+ negro
235 O64; all othrF, $50 For 1890 they were
Wits, S26, 493; negro, 215,G57; all other,
24O.
The negro population constituted 17.S
per cent of the total population OF the
State in 1910, as against 1913 per cent in
1900 and 20.1 per cent in 1890.
There has been decrease since 1900
in the negro population of ISIS, or 2
per cent, as compared with an increase
during the preceding decade OF l9,io7, or
per cent. The white population shows
an increase during the past decade of
rto,2 -, or 11.6 per cent, as against l25,-
l2, o. l5,2 peg cent during the former
lie ads.
10 L. bod tIp
1910 OF j,S, 4Sh, comprising i1J,aJv ,,n.~' s,
a+,!a heroes, and $40 other persons. The
.rr.,oirAi nEurpo for 1850 we're: White,
go 49,. =, gro. a., a5S; az .ther, ISL For
1000 t..y wcrc: white, SCI, 143; negro,
n7in' ~ other, 1'2.
The ,iitc and negro population con
stilutcl SIS and l5.2 Elr cent, respec-
tivoly. Of the ,otal in 1910, approximate
ely the sans proportions as for the two
rregai'"5 crnsuoos. The white popula-
ton o, Baltimore increased 44.l72. or
1o.3 rer cent during the decade 1900
i-", - compared witch G3,O75, or 169 per
ccat for the preceding decade The
negro population has increased during
lie lus. 70 yes at somewhat slower
... 'e~ .hc white population, and its
RE-" of increase was less than half the
rate for the preceding decade. The in
"rease was 5,l9l, or So per cent, from
10 70 to l1I1 as compared with 12,l5i, or
80 per cent, from 1890 to 1900
.Ir he remand, Of the State outside
OF ">f'nore thnr mas beeh since 1900 a
decrease in the negro r pulation of
n,a,O, uT J.2 per cent, as against an in
Cr1ss 'rom 1880 to 1900 of 1888, or 4 .
or cont
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02
Saved His Wife's Life

My wife would have been in her grave
to-day" writes .. II. Brown, of Musca-
ding, Ala 1t it had not been for DR..
Kings New Discovery. She was down
in her bed, not able to get up without
reip. She had a severe bronchial trou-
pie and dre-dful cough. l got her a
polite of Dr.. Kings New Discovery, and
she soon began to mend, and was we'll in
a short time" Infallible for coughs and
colds it's the most reliable remedy on
earth for desperate lung trouble, hemor-
rhages ,lagrippe, asthma, hay fever,
craun and whoopins cough. SOC, s1.Oo.
Trial bottle free Guaranteed by ALL
DRUGGISTS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02
ARTILLERY FOR EASTERN SHORE.

On Monday evening last the I'd and Sd
Light Artillery, Captain Snow, PurLSrs
Legion, passed through Elkton on their
way from Pikesville to Salisbury, Md.
The batteries consisted of II brass guns,
and horses numbering near two hundred
Ordnance and baggage wagons constitut-
ed quite a long and imposing train. Their
bYouac for the night was on the farms
Of d, y. Pearce and David Taylor, about
four miles below Elkton. The officers
were entertained by Mr.. Pearce, while
the men CHARTERED at both houses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02
MAGISTRATES.

The following newly elected Magis-
trates have qualified and obtained their
commissions Sd District, VIM. Torbert, J.
p. Bradbury, Joshua Hyland; 9Th Dis
trict, Anthony Wharton; 9th District,
Joseph X. Thomas, Thomas d. Clayton;
Sth District, James Cavanaugh.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02
THANKSGIVING DAY.

Thanksgiving Day was generally OBJ
served here. The Methodist and Pres
byterian congregations united, and Rev
Elliott preached an appropriate sermon in
the Presbyterian Church. All business
was suspended and the streets wore the
appearance OF the Sabbath.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02
,AAadache
For Years

81 keep DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills on hand all the time, and
would not think of taking a
journey without them, no mat
ter how short a distance I am
going. l have a sister that has
had terrible headaches for years,
and l coaxed her to try them
and they helped her so much,
she now keeps them by her all
the time. From my own exper-
fence l cannot praise them
enough"
MRS. LOU M. CHURCHILL,
g High ST., Penacook, N. H.
Many persons have headache
after any little excitement or ex-
ertion. They cannot attend
church, lectures, entertainments,
or ride on trains without suffer-
ing. Those who suffer in this
way should try DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills. They give almost
instant relief without leaving
any disagreeable after-effects, as
they do not derange the stomach
or bowels; just a pleasurable
sense Of relief follows their use.
Get package from your drug
gist. Take it according to direc-
tions, and if it does not benefit
he will return your money.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02
COURT.

An adjourned term of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county will meet on Wednes-
day next, to transact business in which
the Judge is disqualified to act; there
will, therefore, be a Special Judge on
the Bench. The Peace" Jury of the De-
tober term will serve.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02
THE FIRST SNOW

We were visited on Sunday night last
by a fall of snow-the first of the sea-
son in this section. Many of our citi
Gems were surprised when they saw
everything wearing such white covering
the next morning.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02
RELEASED FROM FORT WARREN.

Col. ]. Heckart, State Senator from
this county, having taken the oath of
Allegiance, was released from Fort War
rem and returned to his home last
Thursday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02

Of Cecil to be 20,+26 in 1910 as compared
with 20,S50 in 1900; colored 1914 in 1910
as compared with 3,S05 in 1900.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-02
DIED.
ELKToN, NOVEMBER 80, 1861.
THE MARKETS.

Wilson-On Sunday morning last, at
9 o'clock, Captain W. Wilson, of Port
Deposit.
Barrett-Theodore Barrett, residing
near Rowlandville, on Sunday last
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
JUDGE z. z. WINTER AN.
NoUNoEs FOR PROBATE JUDGE

Judge f. T.. Winter, the present en-.
yumhrut of The office of Justice of the
Peace aud Police Judge of the city il
asking the democrats of the county for
She nomination for Probate Judge.
Judge Winter /. one 0f our best riii.
ems. lie has lived among " for sew
crn wear. aud has before bis onicial
life been IA business in this city with
The american Furniture Co. Judge Win
tors in his business career here was
luu iu whom the people had ihe great
~ confidence aud be has through his
rutirc Residence IN this city hnd roWniy
been held In high esteem u all who
tuow him. tie was like maRy of the
rest Of the citizens OF the c0nn,y
homc,teHdrr aud has farm ten miles
from town mud patented nd Is still
cultiyatiug Il. tie was elected Ia the Of
hcc Of lutire of the Peace and Police
Judge without opposition aud his
friends are urging his en- didacy FOR
the place of Probate Judge on the dem
orratir ticket euthusiastical'v, II 10 the
opinion of this paper thai should the
nomination 60 20 Mir. Win ,rs that the
confidence of the people - u Doe IA the
future. A. in the past. " moken with
Mr., Winters.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
R. G. sTUBBINs ANNOUNCES
FOR COUNTY CLERK

u. G. Stuhbins, business manager of
the Sun Printing Company, is anuounc'
iup h,s candidacy in this issue Of the
News for the Democratic nomination
for county clerk. subject 20 the will of
the voters in the primary "a be held In
the county October 7th. Mr. Stuhhins
is Nehraskan aud has been resident
Of this state now for nearly five years.
lie was elected county commissioners
from the Third District NJ the last gen
eral county election and is sii serving
the people In that capacity While re-
siding in Nara Visa he was engaged ~
the real estate business and was one of
the proprietors Of the Nara Visa Regis
ter until that paper was consolidated
with the Nara Visa New Mexican. Lat
or he came 20 this city and purchase'
stock in the sun Printing Go, aud ha'
made success Of that enterprise. Nh
Stubbins is man Of splendid education
and has earned the reputation sine
~ the Office Of county commissioner a.
careful aud capable official. lie is
leader in his party In The county and !
the state and Il going to be a stran
candidate before the county primary.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
w. L. BATsoN FOR
COMMISSIONER FROM
THE THIRD DISTRICT

The Now, !, m,h,Iilrd II" ,ruuuu,,
Ior Cummis.iuurr from rhr T.iI pi.
tricr, subject to the wil uf the iru"
crntic primary, ". T.. Hat,r.. ui Eudrr
in the enst rud of the county MIR Bat
,un ha. been engaged lr .to.' mI.m.
~ Eudrr for thr pu.' ten vraf, and b.
one of the most hghly respected riti
zen, of tine county Nh Bn'sou served
the count, 90, commissioner tur uu,
term and gave the hr-t Of satisfaction
llr /. fh, rhi,i factor iu thc pushu.
of 'hr new Town ct Eudrc and fh,
lcndiug merchant ul thc r.rr. Mr. Bu'
,on i- % man lu whom the pruri" haN,
the ptcnt"-i ,uuHlrur, aul . ur tact tlal
ne has made good iu his own husiuc.
AFFAIR, &. insurance that b., ls capable
at filling the office ~ commissioner an'
the further fact that br hu. served 10
thi, capacity make, him lumIlur witt
the duties of the office. There is lith
question hut that Mr.. Iimsou viii b'
the nominee of hi. party from tlr ThIr'
District.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
s. Z. DUGGINs IS BEFORE
THE PRIMARY ron
SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY

= T.. bupgins, the contractor aud who
6. Just finishing the Elks' Home huiid.
iu. un Fast Main street. i before thc
democratic primary for the nomination
for sheriff Dug is Kentucky Det"o-
,uni aud wa. ,rhoolcd ~ Columbia. Nv.
in the old school Presbyterian College
Finishing school he was n rlnsierer BY
trade aud later started west aud again
worked NJ his trade in Alms. Oklahoma,
until four wears ago when he came to
Quny county aud settled homestead
during the rush for farm lands in the
fail of lpnG. aud hc lived on the claim
aud improved Il during the itic requir.
rd tr commute and patent. Siprc pat
,utiug hi, clpim hr has been engaged
90 bee. trade aud contracting dp 10 The
present time The new Elks Home
mlltug. which will hc turned over to
.ur local lodge 1T Elks next week was
constructed by him aud it il onr among
hr hr.i yrr erected in this city. Mr.
buppius j. man whose raI, hilities
H,l' not hc questioned hy anyb"dy aud
his reputation during his residence here
s that of an exemplary citizen lie is
'uirv.thrrr wear, old aud active in both
mind aud body and should he lee the
buic, of hl- party aud "f the people
no the general election we believe the
.hrun office would bee in safe hands.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
W b. RECTOR WANTS COM
MISSIONER FIRST DISTRICT

~ u RortuI. uu" ~ uur m"st pf"gt"'
,N" hu-,r'.- men b, asking The demo.
rrt. r. 'hr uumiuurinu i"r commits
ruurt this district h"i"r" 'h' primary
200 hr held iu 'hr rmuiy October ,ih
Nr Rector B.. considered one among lr|
I.i of lHiIdcr, Ut Turmmrnri, - she.
ppror- today llc came To this cit'
.hu." ."sI. ig" from ,h' l."hr Si'r state
uI u' ur.r r,rr',.'t H., '"uIid"n'" iu
uHt u'urr hy lWl'u" W. money along
.rt, 'uu.r Nhu hud been hulliinp u"
f"rr uud today hr Nu- 20 g""d many
Uuu.und invested .r 'N' ,i'' aud r"un
N Th" new Rector building, Main. "r.
20. DO, the lir-' National Bank. "nr "i
..y pfr'Ir,' hul.dugs iu the ri'' how
SHAT Nr Rector IhIuN, Of thr beet tow
100 Nur'hrrI \"w MrNIyu. Iu"s" are
..r .ui' ui p"urir wr ur'i .u 'iu- com
immunity nnJ uu wnu wh" .. not interest
40 boz DO, county ul ulN loo which h
1--we, and wh" doe, mot wE 70 reasonable
r> uu Investment, thu' have helped
'p wau, Ir r"urtrN what o. '.. 'h"ul'
ur nurH"i with place "n Toe h"hf'
of count, commissioners. We sn"ul'
.r 20 hu.iur,s muu Who nrs shown hN
ul. own hu,iuc., mrth"d, that u" b.
npnhlr u' handling matters "i bust
u"-- h"t"tu 10" 'nr rluiW business quail
t,n'iuu. that ou'i'lr him =" h"ndi" the
lu.lur,. "i 'hr 'u'ruv"rs "t th" c"un.
| 'r Mr. Rector has proven h"N"nd ANY
,n,uuahl" doubt That b" is % cafahl"
man for the Ollie" =" which be- u'P'r"'
. This DIiN which lHNs more 'hhn nav "l
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
IRA J. BRAsCoE
STANDS FOR RE ELECTION

Il is generally admitted by the people
who say anything at all about their
political preferences that iriseoe IL the
strongest man In his party in the conn
~. lie has performed the duties Of
the Office of Assessor for The people IT.
respective Of party and las shown no
fa,nritsm any where. tie h a quiet
aud reserved stock farmer aud goes
abont his official duties with ~ little
noise as he performed the duties about
the farm. II is seldom that a county
aud there - generally moreshrdluhHr
assessor than all other eoupty officers
there Is generally mere howl about ths
assessor than all other county offices
together. hut with Briseoe there ls an
exception, WREN bis name is mentioned
the statemer, Immediately somesl nfis
zoe is alright. he will he the uemIaa8
Of hiS party for reelection, end n -
Is heateu for The elIIec Il Will net " W
any democrat, bHt because sAs IspAp
llsaas have valnsa mslaslly "a ~
comfy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

4. ". Campbell of his city j. q can.
didntc for the democratic nomination
for che state legislature and has 80
himself In this paper Camp
he'll !, q product of the old pominion'
the state of Virginia and the home of
aud comes originally
from the Camphclls of scotland. ll"
,yss horn In the shenandoah Valley In
1850 and lived there on his father :
farm until the year 1900 when he moN
eI Ia West Virginia and In ln0s to West
.rn Oklahoma, where he engaged IN Mis-.
sion work until 1905, since which time,
hr has resided in this city and On his
homestead Eve miles east NJ Tucum
earl. In 1907 and 1905 he was mem
her Of the real estate firm of Sherwood
A Campbell aud in 1909 and 1910 wa
with this paper us its hookke"per ans
rity reporter, and the News has no hes
itnncy In saving that he is a gentleman
both worthy aud deserving, Mr. Camp
hell Is since the first Of the year ih
secretary of the Chamber If Commerc
aud has done great deal In placin
that organization an u business hnsi
that has accomplished u grea; deal 10
the county and country, Campbell
not partisan, hut is progre'
.ivc democrat, a progressive citizen an
a man who is held In the highest q
teen by the people Of this city aud III
county, The democracy Of the count
will certainly make no mistake in homo
ing him with his nomination.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
STATE SENATE FROM QUAY

Judge &. a. Alldrrdgr of mi, city.
and one of thr promincu, attorney, ~
the local aud state bar. hu, announced
his candidacy in thi, paper for the dem.
urtutir nomination for 'hc state >cuatc
Judge Nlldrrdpr BE- native ludIHunu
aud was educated iu the ~rho"ls of hi-
state aud h. graduate of 'hc Uni.
yrrsitv at Indiana, law course. Tie cumc
west eleven wears ago aud has resided
in this city during the past six vcnrs.
lie has been IN active practice for The
past twelve wears aud t. member OF
the local firm of Nlldrcdrc 4 saxon. one
VI the uuercssfn, law Rrm- oi North.
eastern New Mexico fudge Alldrrdg,
hn. never boon candidate for onic"
,incr Do, hn, li,cI among H. Iir uu-
been 70 consistent Irmu,Wi 700 "f ul-
life uui believe, ir the principle. u'
hi, PARTY a., - 20 lawyer uI ability
aud 20 citizen ut strong character nud
good rrrutn'Iou aud Uuu,-'iord u
tcgritv ir boz. community oui state. ~,
{, man of great political strength .u th,
party 90 the, section of New Mexico auH
D., @ counselor umuug 'ho lrai,s- cot dem
artary iu 'br ,'n'c. ~buuId hi- part.
decide tu pouor him with thi, u,mna
tiuu aud hc B.. .urr",~tul Boo 'bo g"rruu
election We hr.cyr he will nrpui' him
self crrdtohlv aud do the greatest -yt
Wee of which be- d. rnphlr 'o his con
.titucucv.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
SOMETHING ABOUT THE CANDI-
DATES ANNOUNCING IN THIS PAPER
RAILWAY EN-.
PLoYEEs CARRY MORE THAN
HALF MILLION OF INSURANCE

The fact thui u railroad pupuluil"u ls
- desirable citizenship i. evidenced nN
the fact that rh,, ave puud pru. ui.r-
aud that they nae never burden upon
tine grur.aI mi|.r ,.,u n .N, ,uus'
s'rruuuu. misfortune. The, mIh ru"I
homes and the hu,iur-. wuu nud- l.ru
ready pay for nll accounts the. mH.r
There i. n" pulusaliup lhr fact iuD' JH
drrtul Development commercial, q" rn
fact that o. 3. 'hr Uuur pi several Hr.
drrd railroad men aud their families.
They ntr % uroprrs.iNr. riiiJrnshir Hud
nlwny. believe iu making local ruuii.
iiuns u little hp'trr with every yrnr 'uH'
rull, around They are % high average
iu line. e education aud urr uur strong
cst support IN the maintenance ol th,
schools aud rhurrhr, They ur" % law
abiding citizenship Hud stand '"r wH.nl
tty aud advancement ~ ull thing, that
tend "a make %. 90 ~ city go live 90.
Our ot rhr .irougr-t thing w puOui
uf character uud citizenship that 20 poo
rlc can have 10 their credit b., ,h, rr"
trction of home. aud here the ruulwnE
population of this 80, 3. "Nc"llci hy %,
other IN the houI lrui- uf lurIr sam
There are four Of The ljuiIwny urlrr. u
Turumcnri that rurr, more than % hn'
WiIliutt uf life aud utrilrUt insurance
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
=. c. CAMPBELL II a., THE
RACE FOX COUNTY CLERK

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-09
LEE E. SHERWOOD rs BEFORE
THE PRIMARY FOR TREASURER

l.rr T. sherwood ot this CITY is % cau.
Iidtir tor the democratic nomination
tor county TREASURER uud from the ntm
nation his ulruds have is muElup %
two forty rate 90, br goes through th,
youutry district. ,ugIiug uut tbr Noi
rrs who will rvmru,r the primary
ou Ortohrr I'm sherwood is one oi
our best known business men and is one
nf our successful real estate men. IT,
i. among the large number ot Tu"umcnr'
citizens who are rtcruully ~ %
hou,ttnp for the city aud the county
sherwood /, q live wire aud the people
hc meets duriup the campaign are s"ou
going iu be- convinced that he Is nn ne.
tive member of the democratic party
lie j. u life long democrat and ma
tive Texan, und while he il n0i par
ti,au, be- is dirkler for democratic
rrinciplcs, Even his enemies, II h,
has any. which h doubtful, will never
sniusny that he j. useful aud houora
hlc citizen aud capable OF filling ih'
Office he seeks. Nhcrwood n u mora
mnu aud hnester for the churrhc'
aud schools Of our county aud state
tie does not burden other people will
his crrcd in either politics or religion
hui hr is firm aud reasonable in hi
convictions. sherwood has lived her
long enough that the people of the couu
~ are generally acquainted with hiI
aud his capabilities aud there seems III
tie question ihlA he is a strong candI
date,