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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-09-26

GIVE HIM ClLL.-FOr Standard
makes of Pistols, GsIns and Ammuni-
ton, cal on w. @. Davis. He also
does Gna Repairing, Making of Keys
and Repairing Locks. Ofiae next to
Court Horse. Give him a eal if you
want anything in this line. sep16tf
PRODUCE MANTED.-I will bay at the
highest cash prices all Eggs. Chickens,
Turkeys, Calves, etc. Call at my meat
market.
2s G. W. GARDNER. the Butcher.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-09-26
Mail Orders.

It is Just as easy to get what you want
by mail as to come in person. Orders
are filed promptly and accurately and
goods are shipped same day order is re-
ceived.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-09-26

TRY a pair of Laird Shober & Co. IS
Ladies Fine Shoes, and you will wear
no other. GEO. MCWuLIAMs.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-09-26
Ribbon Bargaing.

We are inaugurating an era Of bar
gazing in our Ribbon Department, such as
have never, before been given.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-09-26

J. S. WILSON g Bro, are handling
Hoffn an & Berry's Coal. Best on the
market. (5seplm)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-09-26
BIRTHS.

On Wednesday, to the wife of NJ. j.
LAWN. daughter, fourth born.
THE ladies of this and surrounding
counties are respectfully invited to at
tend the millinery opening to be given
by Mrs. Corne Watson Baird, on Fri
day and Saturday, Oct. Sd and 4th.
The latest styles in up to-date millinery
will be shown.
THERE is no Coal like H. g B. Coal.
Call of Pnnd &, Dndsnn's
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE-OFFTCE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS d. C.. Washington. NOyem-
Der II, 1902. Sealed proposals viii be received
al this Office until FRIDAY, NOVEMBER -
1902. AT O'CLOCK p. n. for furnishing the
various branches Of the District government
with FORAGE for the balance OF the fiscal
year ending June 30 1893. Blank forms Of
proposal. together with al information. nav
be obtained upon application az the Property
Clerks Once, Room 30. District Building 464
La ave nv. Bids viii be received by the
class or Tor one OF more items in the class
but the Commissioners d. c. reserve the right
10 reject any or all bids OF par1s OF bids. 20
waive defects ana 70 award by class OF b. one
or more items In the class. as NAV best serve
the interests OF the District Of Columbia
HENRY b. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY L
VEST, John BIDDLE. Commissioners Of the
District OF Columbia Ro20, 2ls ?, "a, 20
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-22
REAL ESTATE.
LOOKING BACKWARD.

When you step to thizk Of the enormous profit
others have made By investing in ColEmbia
Heights hen u vas a way out in the c0un-
ny then turn 70 yeur Picture upon the vail
and swear az h., and say. "Nhers Wa
when Columbia aeigsls sold Tor 20 cents =
footF'
Delay now and you viii mis- even a better
opportunity az North ColE=nbie Heights Only
few choice lots rena ining unsold- Price SOC
70 sc square toct- Terms. SO 70 500 cash
and SIS 70 80 monthly, per cent q for ca4h-
Carriage free D see the property
FOR iull particulars drop postal. telephone. o.
call for new l6-page Illustrated booklet"
plat etc.
oc24-SO Telephone Naia SOS n
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MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money 20 loan az 81 to S per cent. in sums
of 8 90 10 $1,000. on ID. G. real estate: pay
OF md per cent mortgage and begin anew
all transactions conducted With economical con
sideration for borrowers
WM II. SAUNDERS & CO.. IS07 + St nv.
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FOUND.

FcIND-A small gold watch on WEDNESDAY.
Owner can have same by proving and paying
e20-3
FOUND-Ouly az Wilkins, S2f 9th ST. nv.
pound marble and fruit cake, rounds for 25c
Zee cream, voc per gal none better MOS
PROFITABLE BUSINESS NAkERS-I 90 busi-
ness cards Tjc up: satisfactory printing. differ.
ent kinds. HAYS sos ]. S. nv ruI--g
FOLND-Lacey's Ice cream absolutely pure
% cents per gallon Delivered IN Inlettered
wagons COZ New York ave. NV. mlOtf
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CHINESE and American cafe. Meals served
% order. zoe 18th ST NV Mos
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, 3 up; work guaranteed,
samples brought. HUNT. 4b7 st. ell
ROONs PAPERED. N.75 up; house painting.
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. II05 9th s.
ne. Phone, East SOC d. m2O-S
NOLTE. s24 9Th ST. NV. is constantly receIv-
ing the --latest and most attractive designs in
Nall Papers. and papers rooms from s. % I'd
Call and investigate for yourself and be con.
WINGED nls-tf
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STORAGE.
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

F. l. BARCLAY & son, Woodside. Nd. have
fancy pigeons. CAVES, dogs rabbits and pet
stock for sale cheap. e2I3
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Or exchange for city property. -
acres q land adjoining Congress Heights; cap
able Of Subdivision 20 advantage JORDAN &
RICHARDSON. Anacosti1. D. C. send for bull
letin Of hoUEss and farms for sale OBS
FOR SALE-Fa-m Of % acres: house rooms;
all necessary outbuildings; abundance u fruit
m bearing; nesr car line, w,at an offer. must
be sold ARTHUR CARR. Hyattsviile. Nd.
NILS
FOR SALE-A fine corner in Tuxedo. Nd .
lO0xlO0; cheap for cash. address LEON
sCHLECHT. $50 Wood ST. Chicago. H. MOI
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RFNT-To good reliable colored tenants,
Nos 1865 IsG.. 1871 1879 and 1877 LIST st. sW.,
and 5rooui frames in good condition.; rent for
$50 and IS zach. =. j. WALSHE, 1885 New
Nork ave. eos
FOR RENT-DesirabIe Groom brick, 6l3 South
Carolina ave se.. Ssl- 50; from owner; wide side
Tot, frontage SO feet. eos
FOR RENT-6Is X st. ne, Groom brick. mod
ern improvements; in good order at SO a
month. Key at Cl3 X st. ne +. " TUCKER
& BROS, 100 ST. ne. ell-SO
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FOR RENT-oFFIcE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-A suite o. Eve connecting once
rooms. freshly painted and papered, hot water
heat and janitor's service free, on third door
Of our buildings convenient location. one
in part az loE price FITCH, FOX &
BROWN. 1906 st. mis-
FOR 3ENT-Desirable Offices In Bliss Building
opposite Capitol; near lst and S. NV.
electric lights, elevator, telephone. aid ianitOr
service free: $ Up m9-f
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FOREIGN MAILS.

Should be read daily, as changes may occur
ct any time.
FoRElCl' NAILS are dispatched % the ports
Of sailing daily. and the schedule Of clOsings
IS arranged on the presumption Of their gEnin-
terrupted overland transit For the week end
ing November a. 1902. the last connecting
closes win be made from the MAIN OFFICE as
follows.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-H0use standing alone on lot COX
l56 70 alley: new. modern s-rO0m. bath and
cellar brick: Colonial style % architecture;
front porch, with white pillars; also white
stone trimmings and white window blinds;
price only $500: $500 to 81. 600 cash, balance
rent; located between 18th and 18th sts.
near Mount Pleasant FULTON r. GORDON.
20 l4th 81. nv. Telephone. Main 59s NJ m22-7
FOR SALE-A great bargain; well built 9
rooms and bath brick. rented at $3.50; sold for
IS co.; party who took this property for loan
viii sell At 5000; call and get particulars. A.
A. WILSON & co, S03 TN ST. nv. ella
FOR sALE-A, NICE 7-ROOM BRICK; ALL
modern improvements: In ST. Pauls Parish
nw.i in el-gant repair; new plumbing,
renting at $3.50 per month 10 good tenant.
Price, &. so.
BRICK HOUSES on 9th ST. NV; sewer
and water; in fine condition. renting al
so each per month Prlce for all, &, 90.
BRICK, suitable for a home or invest
ment; located on New Jersey ave NV, con
yeuient TO car line. Price 81 800.
J. d. W d. SULLIVAN.
Phone Main 1923 797 18th q. Nv.
matt
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IS arranged on the presumption o. their ggnin-
teTrupted overland transit For the week end
ing November p. 1902. the last connecting
closes win be made from the MAIN OFFTCE As
follows;
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies. Etc.
Mails fer NEWFOUNDLAND. By rail- to
North sydney and thence via steamer. close here
daily eNCent sundays 90 j. 90 m, ard S--n-
davs az 1850 a. m. The connecting closes are
made on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays
Nails for MoUELON. by rail to Boston and
thence via steamer. close here daily except
Sundays at 1900 m. and on Sundays AZ L.S0
Mails for CHINA. JAPAN. HAwAH.and sDec-
ially addressed matter for the PHILIPPINE IS
LANDS--. via san Francisco, close here daily
az ESQ p m mp 90 Nov. .. inclusive. fer dis
patch per 5. 8 Hong Kong Naru- (o)
Trans-Pacifc Mails.
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those for Wezs
Australia. which dispatched via Europe1,
NEW ZEALAND FIJI. SAMOA aud HAWAII
via san Francisco. close here daily az $50 D.
m. I'D TO November 22d. inclusive. for dispatch
per :. s. Ventura toj
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via vHncou-
yer and Victoria. b. C.. Close here daily az 60
o. m ND 10 November 25th. inclusive for dis
patch per $ s. Empress o. China Registered
mail must be specially addressed Merchan-
disc Tor the mixed states Postal Agency at
Shanghai. China cannot be forwarded via Can
ada (ol
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. via
san Francisco. close here daily az $50 p N.
up 70 November 2Gth, inclusive. for dispatch
per nitcd States Transport 90
Nails for CHINA. JAPAN. HAWAII and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,. via san Francisco.
close here daily at $50 D. m up 20 November
2sth. inclusive for Dispatch per s. China (O)
Nails for HAWAII via san Francisco. Close
here daily az $50 p, "a up 70 December lst.
inclusive. FOR dispatch per Alameda. io)
Mails for TAHITI and NAROUESAS ISLANDS.
VIA san Francisco. close here daily at 6-30 3. IN.
up % December lst, inclusive. for dispatch pr
O. Z. Mariposa. fo)
Mails Cor CHINA ana JAPAN. via Tacoma
close here daily az $50 .. I'D % DccernacP
Cd, inclusive for dispatch per Olympia. foD
Mails FOR AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia. which dispatched via Europe. and
New Zealand. mails FOR which 90 via san Fran
Victoria, B. C., close aere daily at $50 p n
after November 22d end up 90 December 5th,
inclusive for dispatch per s. s. Acranei fo)
Mails for C0CHIS CHINA are dispatched %
New York. \. Y, for connection with European
steamers
-.PHILIPPTNE ISLANDS, Military Main. dis.
patched 20 san Frlncisce az an ciosines for
that of5ce 10 connect with Governments Trans
ports the sailings - which are irregular
REGISTERED NAILS close az the MAIN or
FICE A. follows. ta) az 80 p ~. sane DAY.
90 at las p. m. same day; Co az s:85 p n
same day: (dl az $50 a. m same day- (el AZ
5.f5 r M same day; % az 90 a. m. sane
day: o. az lis p. m. same day: (lO az s.45
p. previous day (o) at $50 a. m sane days
(p) at II 80 A. n same day.
JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmastz.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A resident sewing girl 70 help with
drt-smaking. Fort Myer Heights, top Of Mill
tary Hul. PARKER. 81
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WANTED-Ncll recommended girl 20 do gen
rral Homework, no washing Apply -
:. 81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06
AUTAUGA.

Prattville, Nov. 5.-(Special.)-It APP
pears that less than 800 votes were polled
in the county. The beats heard from give
Governor Jelks a majority of GIL, and 1t
is a safe estimate that this majority will
be increased to TOO when the returns are
all in. NJ. s. Wadsworth, candidate for
Member of Board of Revenue and P. T..
Alexander, candidate for member of leg
islature on the Republican ticket ran
ahead of their ticket by about fifty votes.
]. A. Wilkinson Is elected to the next
legislature by not less than 600 majority.
The Republicans showed greater weak
ness than the most ardent Democrat ex-
pected There Is no suggestion of fraud
from any part of the county. There is
no doubt but that the election was as
fair as one could be conducted.
Congressman Charles w. Thompson ran
along with the Democratic ticket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06
CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns from San Francisco and partial re-
turns from all over the State indicate
that George e. Pardee, the Republican
nominee for Governor. is elected by
majority of 1000 to 5000
sThe plurality of 8, 900 given by San Fran
cisco to F. K. Lane, the Democratic nom
inee. has been almost wiped out by Re
publican majorities in the interior coun-
ties The Republican vote for Pardee
in Southern California is justifying the
prediction of the Republican Campaign
Committee, and has undoubtedly elected
Pardee. Complete returns from 1,1S5 pre-
cincfs out of 2277 in the State outside OF
San Francisco give Pardee So, $40; Lane,
60637 The complete vote in San Fran
cisco stood: ,Pardee. 24,129; Lane, 336s7.
The Legislature, which will choose a
United States Senator, is largely Repub-
lica non joint ballot.
The Republicans have lost two Con-
gressmen. Kahn in the Fourth and Loud
in the Fifth. The First and Second Dis
tricts are still undecided, with a Demo-
cratic leaning The delegation now
stands: Republicans. 4; Democrats and
Union Labor, 2; doubtful. 2.
Returns from 1853 out of $50 precincts in
the First Congressional District give Gill
let CRep.) $3.50; Ford (Dem.) 5,012.
Complete returns from 172 out of APO pre-
cincts in the Second Congressional Dis
trict give Combs ;Rep) 1874, Bell Dem.)
s. 635.
Complete returns from 1.505 precincts
out of 22T7 in California. outside of San
Frar cisco, give Pardee Rep) SS,41, Lane
(Dem.) 1913.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06
TENNESSEE.

Nashville Tenn, Nov 5.-Tonight Chair
man Thompson of the State Democratic
Executive Committee gave out state
ment in which he estimates the majority
of James B. Frazier, Democratic candi-
date for Governor, at 50, 900 votes. with a
probability of it's reaching $1,000. The
Congressional race in the Eighth District
has been a close one, but returns leave no
doubt of the reelection of T. w. Sims
Dem) over F. N. Davis. the Republican
candidate.
The Anti-Saloon League has cut quite a
figure in the State legislative election,
the lower House being Overwhelmingly
its way, while from twenty to twenty-five
of the Senate's thirty-three members are
claimed to be in sympathy. Both houses
of the LEGISLATURE are largely Democratic.
Late returns from the Eighth Tennes-
see District indicate that the majority of
Sims Dem.) for Congress, will be between
1900 and 1000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06
NEW YORK.

New York, Nov 5.-Oficial figures on
+he vote for Governor vary but little from
the unofficial reports. According TO re-
turns made to the executive Office at AL
bany, by the several County Clerks, the
plurality for Odell Is 12,SS7 Only three
counties above the Bronx were carried
nv the Democratic nominee. the aggre-
gate plurality. for Coler in these counties
being 1.O11 This and the Greater New
York plurality of 122074 given to Coler
was met and overcome by an upstate
Republican plurality Of 1882, the diner
ence being a net plurality of 1851 against
Ill .126 plurality for odell in 1900.
Returns for the vote for other officers
are so meagre that it is impossible to say
II the Democrats have been more sue
cessful as regards the minor officers than
in the case Of Governor. In some quar-
ters it is assumed that by reason of his
endorsement by the Prohibitionists Gu
Ieen. the Democratic nominee for Attor-
nev General has made such gains over
the head of the ticket that he has been
elected There is claims that when the
returns for the Judge of Appeals are in
n will be found that Judge Gray has de-
feated his Republican opponent. The
state Legislature Is controlled by the
Republicans by reduced majority but
one so large as to admit of no doubt of
the return OF MI ElAbI W thc CAAeON'
states Senate The New York delegation
To Congress will number thirty-seven in
stead of thirty-four as in the present
Congress 1t will contain twenty Repub-
lIcans and twelve Democrats. All OF the
more noted members OF the delegation
have been returned including Serene f.
pavne. Chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee.
Although the reports from the State APP
corentIy showed Odelle reelection, Mr..
coIer. his Democratic opponent, refused
todav TO concede defeat, declaring that
ba wished to wait for the official count of
the vote. Mr.. Co1er's statement, which
tnd,cated that he was not satisfied with
I'VE returns as received so far contained
the following:
ooived. say in the neighborhood OF l50,-
0o0 majority in Greater New York, there
Vas nothing to have stopped the Republi-
rs from claiming the upper section of
49,, state by at least 100000"
This declaration by Mr.. Coler was fol-
,.-,.ad nv a rather sensational announce
- from Secretary Mason. of the State
1me.,ocratic committed. that he refused to
no6e OdelTs election: that fraud had
otted Coler of many votes up the State
tho+ senator Hill and Chairman
anu anhe,l of the State Committee would
AN N New York this evening to de-
eide on a plan OF action.
About the time these statements appear
ruuor was circulated that Coler in
SSSSad to make a contest In the courts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06

Tuscumbia, Nov 5.-(Special.)- THE re-
ports OF the election in this county yes
terday cannot be obtained tonight and
will not he known until the official count
next Saturday. Returns received so far
indicate a majority for Defoney for Rep
resentative of about 56S. His vote thus
far aggregates 693 and that of his oppo-
nent, N. N. Titus, 125. The majority for
Governor Jelks will probably be little
smaller than that of Deloney. but 1t is
safe to estimate his majority at AIS to
500.
Congressman Richardson's majority
over his opponent, James Jackson. will
reach nearly 800 The total vote cast Is
estimated at s25, or about LOO less than
the registration. 1t was the most apath-
etic election ever held in Colbert, the re-
suit showing a lack of interest on the
part of Democrats and Republicans alike.
Two negroes voted in Tuscumbia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06
RIBB.

Centerville, Nov. 5.-(Special.)-TheR Re-
publicans polled their full strength in Bibb
but the Democratic vote was very small.
There was only one beat in the county
that gave a Republican majority.
Thompson, Democrat, was elected to the
legislature by about 600 majority, and
Captain r. H. Pratt. was elected over
j. c. Hicks. the Republican nominee, for
superintendent. by at least 600, Hicks rum
ming behind Green, the Republican nomi-
nee for the legislature, by about %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06
IN LOUISVILLE.
Report Of President Showed Net
Earnings of Road Nearly Ten
Millions.

Report Of President showed NET
Earnings of Road Nearly Ten
Millions.
Louisville, Nov. 5.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders Of the l.. and
N. Railroad postponed from October /,
was held here today. -
Aside from receiving and approving the
annual report of President Milton H.
Smith, no business was transacted ana
adjournment was taken to December IL
In this city. r. Belknap. OF Louisville.
presided, and out Of 100000 shares OF stock
s9o. 400 were represented; principally by
proxy.
The report of President Smith. which
was read by Secretary Ellis. showed that
during the fiscal year ending June %.
1902, the gross earnings Of the road
amounted to sse712,257. while the net
earnings were $3.50 SIS. The operating
expenses for the year were $2o.so2.Hs.
During the year the passenger earnings
amounted to ss,zi7,175. The operating ex-
penses Of the passenger service were so'-
III, 7s4 and of the freight $15.76o.sss.
Expenditures during the year Tor equip
ment. improvements and additions to the
roads property, charged to operating ex-
penses, amounted to $1,4S7.27. and the
per centage of expenses to earnings was
s. .Os. compared with 65.07 last year.
The total cost of the road and EQUIP
mept on June 30. 1909. was $i2i. .4ss.
On June 90, 1902, the company was OPP
Grating 8,444.13 miles Of rosd. while II
was interested In 1,S22 miles OF road OPP
Grated under separate organisation ana
owned "a miles operated by other COM
panies, making It's total mileage b,bA.a.
The report also mentions the fact that
during the year the capital stock was In
creased to $50, 900. 900 by the issue Of 5000
600 of stock, which was authorized by the
stockholders on November 8. 1883. This
additional stock. the report states. has
been sold by order Of the Board OF Dr.
rectors. No mention Is made OF the
transfer OF the road to the Atlantic Coast
Line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06
GAINS BY
DEMOCRATS
Republicans Still Control
the House.,
HAVE A MAJORITY OF Is
Three Districts Are Consider
ed in Doubt.
In One Of These, the 9th Tennessee
the Democratic Candidate, Mr..
Sims, Has Good Lead.
State Elections.
HAVE A MAJORITY OF IS

Washington, Nov. 5.-The late returns
received UP to 1890 o'clock tonight show
that the Republicans Including In this
description the fusionists elected from
the Pittsburg-Allegheny districts in Penn
sylvania) will control the next House by
a vote of 2O4 Republicans and 17s Demo-
Gratis, with one district. the Eighth, In
Tennessee. and two California districts,
remaining so much in doubt that. the Of
fical returns will be needed to decide the
result. The totals given are believed to
be correct, although there are few dis
tricts such is two in Colorado and one In
Minnesota, where the Republican and
Democratic party managers, respectively.
do rot concede defeat. but the general re-
suit could not be affected even should
their claims prove we'll founded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06
PERRY.

Uniontown. Nov. Especial. 1.-THE Of
cial vote of Uno1town is as follows: I'm
derwood, 11s; Miller 1; Jelks. lis; Smith
/; Cunningham 115; Lane, 3; Helm. 115
Karter, 8; Smith, c., 116; Brown. 3; So
we'll, ia; McNaron, 4; Wilson. ll6; Arm
brecht, /; Poole, ll6; Morton 3; Hill, ll6
A Hsrde, Representative, 11s; C. C.
johnson. Representative. ia; ]. T. Curb
Commissioner. ia; ]. E. West, Commits
sioner. III; A. NJ. Spessard, Supenntend-
emit of Education, 11S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06
CoNECUH.

Evergreen. Nov. 5.-(Special.) -Complete
returns show that Conecuh County has
given the Democratic State ticket fully
1000 out of 1.100 votes cast.
For tho Legislature, DR.. Andrew Jay
has beaten his Populist opponent by iS4
votes.
Samuel A. Lowery Democratic candi-
date for County Superintendent of Educa-
ton is elected by a majority Of III.
The Democrats of Conecuh are jubilant
over the result as they believe 1t FORE
casts the permanent return Of the county
to the Democratic fold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06

tonight from Philad 81 odia. where he stop
ped on his way from voting at oyster
Bay. Accompanying him were Mrs. Roose-
welt and their two children, Archibald
and Quentin: Secretaries Co.telyou and
Loeb, DIR. Lung and number OF ser
wants from the Sycamore Hill home The
President and his family We driven 70
the white House where the improvements
were still incomplete, but have been ad-
yanced to such an extent as to give ac-
commodations to meet the immediate de-
mands Of the Presidents household.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-06
OHIO.

Columbus. O.. Nov. 5.-Chairman Dick
of the Republican State headquarters late
tonight had complete returns from eighty
six of the lightweight Ohio counties,
showing a Republican plurality for State
candidates of sO,sO7. The two counties
not heard from are Putnam and Noble,
The former gave a Democratic plurality
of 1,451 and the latter Republican plu-
rality of Isl last year. Deducting this DIFF
ference of 700 ne estimates the Republic
can plurality in Ohio at 9O107 but he ex-
poets both Putnam and Noble counties TO
show Republican gains. Although seven
teen counties have not returned their to-
tai vote it is estimated as close to 100000.
Chairman CARRIER of the Democratic
state Committee, said: THE Democrats
made gains in more than two-thirds of
the counties in which Mayor Johnson of