The age-herald., 1901-03-16
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Bullock are favorable to Harrison. This would leave him only four votes short of a nomination. -.t In the fifth district there is candidate from nearly every county. These are John T. Hefiin of Randolph, Felix L. Smith of Coosa, J. W. Strother of Tal- lapoosa, J. A. Holmes of Elmore and E. J. Garrison of Clay. Messrs. Heflin and Strother were endorsed by Chambers County, which gives them lead over their opponents.
 In the sixth district there is three cornered contest between Messrs. Tom Long of Walker, Frank S. Moody of Tus- caloosa and Ed deGraffenried of Hale Hale County is a new factor in the sixth district politics, and for reasons to come forward in the hereafter, this race will probably be the most interesting on the political chess board. There are several aspiring politicians in Hale County, and should Congressman Bankhead be some time elevated to a seat in the Senate, Hale County may place a candidate in the field to look after the Warrior and Tom bigbee appropriations. There is lots of politics in Hale-and good politics at that.
 Senatorial Districts. s4 There are but few contests for the Sen atorial district positions. The candidates without opposition are J. T. Sanders of Limestone, in the First district; D. c. Alman of Lawrence, in the Second; Geo. H. Parker of Cullman, in the Third; J W. Grayson of Madison, in the Fourth P. w. Hodges of Jackson, In the Fifth Hubert T. Davis of Etowah, in the Sixth Walter B. Merrill of Cleburne and L. W. Grant In the Seventh; J. B. Graham of Talladega in the Eighth; J. J. Robinson. of Chambers, in the Ninth; J. c. Maxwell of Tallapoosa in the Tenth George A. Searcy of Tusca- loosa, in the Eleventh; R. M. Cunning ham of Jefferson, in the Thirteenth; M M. Smith of .Antauga and c. P. Rogers in the Sixteenth; John D. Burnett of Conecuh In the Sew enteenth; c. H. Greer, of Perry, in4 the Eighteenth; B. R. Palmer of Washing ton, in the Nineteenth; Charles Miller of Morengo in the Twentieth;, George H Malone of Henry, in the Twenty-third; i; A. H. Merrill of Barber, in the Twenty 'ourth; D. s. Bethune of Bullock, in the Twenty sixth; s. O. Houston of Lee, in he Twenty-seventh; Tennent Lomax ot Iontgomery in the Twenty-eighth; J. W. ,avis of DeKalb, in the Twenty ninth . H. Pitts of Dallas, in the Thrtieth; A. F. Carmichael of Colbert in the Thirty f'st w. B. Cluge of Hale, in the Thirty cond; Gregory L. Smith of Mobile, in Ire Thirty-third.
 From the Twenty-f1fth district w. H. Sanford of Pike and E. s. Thigpen of Coffee were candidates. MT. Sanford has won the nomination, carrying Pike and half of Crenshaw here are contests in the Twenty-first, | twelfth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
 From the Counties.
 Returns from the several counties show ordinations as follows:
 Crenshaw-J. O. Sentel.
 Hu ssell-G. de B.. Waddell, w. H. Banks.
 Marshall-E. o. McCord.
 '--J. D. Norman, B. T. Ely. kirkland
 ;armichael
 Craig, H. F. Reese John
 -E. A. Graham Gordon
 hn w. A. Sanford, Thomas
 H. Norwood, Enius Hinson
 R. Mccain.
 nes H. Stewart, W. H. Tay-
 l-Henry Opp.
 James E. Cobb.
 ne-Erle Pettus.
 -R. B. Spraggins, A. S. Fletch-
 oosa-William c. Fitts. J. Manly
 'ur-J. J. Vim, S. H. Dent
 'on-John F. Proctor, Milo Moody.
 5ah-R. B. Klye.
 ke-Massey Wilson
 e-Joel D. Murphree, J. c. Hender-
 ,cambia-N. R. Leigh.
 .fferson-C. P. Beddow, C.. w Fergu- l, T. J. Cornwall, James M. Weather John W. O'Neill. H. c. Selhemer Lee-N F. Renfro,f E. c. Jackson. Marion-J. P. Pearce Franklin-W. w. White.
 Monroe--J. H. Barfield
 Henry-T. M. Espy R. J. Reynolds. Conecuh-W. c. Crumton.
 Chambers-J. Thomas Hefin, J. B. | Duke.
 Butler-J. Lee Long
 Randolph-W. A. Handley
 Autauga-Mac A. Smith. Blount-M. L. Ward. | Cleburne- w. P Howell.
 Cherokee-H. w. Garden.
 Lawrence-W. T. Lowe.
 Hale-W. N. Knight. J. M. Jones. Geneva-George H. Collins. | Lauderdale-John B. Weakley, John T. Ashcraf:.
 Colbert-J. T. Kirk Lamar-C. c. NeTmitn
 Cullman-F. B. St. John.
 Tallapoosa-T. L. Bulger, G. A. sor- | rell
 Shelby-J. R. Beavens.
 Marengo-J. J. King, Gessner Williams. | Walker-R. A. ORear
 Morgan-Sanuel Blackwell John c. | Eyste:.
 Chilton-H. w Caffey Calhoun-John T. Martin, W. W. White sides. Talladega-Cecil Browne, E. W. Ledbet- ter. Elmore-A. E. Williams. Coosa-John w. Johnson. | TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo- ouinine Tablets. ] 26 cents