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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-09
DALLAS.

Selma, Nov. S.-(Special) 1.-The Canvass
ling Board met at the court house. accord
ling to law this morning. and counted the
vote cast Tuesday. When Tilden beat
was reached the returns showed that
seven votes had been cast but the Board
decided unanimously to throw the vote
out on account of the managers appoint
ed not holding the election and the polls
being opened at a different place from
where elections are usually held. The
returns thrown out were signed by II. C.
Chappelle, George P. Tuthll and Frank
Boykin. Circuit Clerk Lacy and Sheriff
Blackwell voted to throw out the returns
and Judge Pitts remarked that he did
not have to vote under the circumstances,
but he did not care to shirk any respon-
sibility and he desired to have his vote
recorded as agreeing with the other two
officials. The rest of the precincts show
cd that ]. A. w. Smith received only Z
votes in the whole County. The follow
ing is the vote that each candidate re-
ceived in Dallas County: Jelks, 1854;
smith, Z; Cunningham, $50; Lane, 8;
Hefiin, 1,25S; Karter. 6; Craig Smith, 1888;
McNaron. II; sowell, 1928; Armbrecht s;
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Wilson. 1,25s; Fonville Is; Hill, 1.247; An
di US. 4; Morton, s; Bowie, / 252; Edwards,
10; w. B. Craig. 1890; Walter r. shafer.
1850; E. S. Starr. 1,27O; Calvin Young, Sr.
l.264: D. NJ. Galloway, L264; s. NJ. Kirk
patrick, 1851 W. C. Phillips. 2s5; A. j.
Martin. 1.56: J. A. Minter. 1.261.
It will be seen by the above that the
Republican candidate for Governor of
Alabama received only seven votes in
the entire County, while Congressman
Bowie's opponent, Mr.. Edwards received
ten votes being three votes ahead OF
Mr. Smith. Mr.. Fonville got fifteen
votes, running ahead Of the Republican
ticket by FIVE votes. This Democracy OF
Dallas is satisfied with the result.
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DALE

Ozark Nov. S.-(special.)- 1.-THE official
count Of the vote in Dale County, for
the election of November Is as follows
jerks, 1,112; Smith, 1855; Cunningham
1,OS3; Lane. 72S; Hehin, 1867: Karter, 6S7;
Brown, 1887 Smith. 6s5; Sowell, 1,045;
Armbrecht, 1886; Fonville, sos; Hill, 1854;
Andrus. III; Morton. ST; Poole, LIB;
Congressman, Clayton. 1,l63; Garden, s75.
The Populists nearly to a man voted
fo,. the Republicans. Since their defeat
some of their leaders nave announced that
they intend to organize Republican Par
tv in Dale. ]. C. Barnes was elected
Representative by 1852 majority.
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ETOwAH.

Gadsden, Nov. S.-(Special 1.-THE Of
fetal count of the election is as follows
jerks 1885; Smith. 1870; Cunningham
1858; Lane, 1179; Burnett. 1854; Street.
1,15o; Golfer received % votes. For State
Senate Hurst Rep) 1900; Smith Oem }
1,197. For Representative, Davis DemO
1922; Hammer, Dem.) 1,24S; Alexander
(Rep.) 1,24S; Owens( RepD 1,199. For
Superintendent of Education, Williams
Dem.) 1899; Myrick (RepD 1876. For
Commissioner Second District, StuEkie
(Rep.) 1893; Able Dem.) 1852. For
Commissioner Fourth District Washburn
(Rep.) 1872; Gallant Oem.) 1905.
Smiths majority in st. Clair is So. which
elects Hurst by so votes.
1t is impossible to get the full returns
from the district Street carried Mar
shall by 2Ol votes and Burnett's majority
is 20 in CuIlman. Burnett's majority
will be close to 1900.
The official count of the vote in the pri-
mary was as follows: Against dispen-
sary, 14SS. for dispensary, 1,205. Against
present stock law 1,4ss; for stock law.
1913.
For election Railroad Commissioners
2.SOS; against elective Railroad Commits
sion, 121.
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THE OFFICIAL COUNT
BOARDS CANVASS RErokN OF
TUESDAYS ELECTION.
Small Vote Cast for the Candidates
Put Out by the Republicans.
Democrats Victorious All
Along the Line.
CONECUH.

Evergreen, Nov. S.-(Special) -Follow-
ing is the vote of Conecuh County by Of
fetal count: Governor, Jelks. TIL; Smith,
242; Lieutenant Governor Cunningham,
72O; Lane. 211s state Treasurer, Smith. esS:
Brown, 24S: Secretary of State, Hefiin
702; Karter, 207; Attorney General. Will
son, 66e; Armbrecht, 2o1; Auditor. Soweli,
672; McNair, 2O1; Commissioner of Agri-
ture, Poole SIG; Morton, 175; Andrus, .35:
of Education, Hill. ST.;
|Fonville, 226: Congress, Wiley, '762; STERN
field, III; Legislature. Jay. $40; Tisdale,
az; County Superintendent of Educa-
|tion Lowrey, SAT; Etheridge, 4S4.
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MADISON.

Huntsville. Nov. S.-(Special. 1.-THE ON
cial count of the ballots cast in the cleo
tion of last Tuesday shows that Cover
nor Jelks received in Madison County a
majority of 1854. The full vote was as
follows: Jelks, 1875; Smith, 1871; Cum
ningham 1885: Lane, 1871; Hefiin. 1887;
Karter, 1856; Brown. 1856: Smith, 1872; NC
Maroon, 1879: Sowell. 1874; Armbrecht, 1871;
Wilson, 1875; Fonville 1911; Hill. l,S2l;
Andrus, 25 Morton. IN: Poole, 1,sOS For
Congress, Richardson, 1899; jackson, 1o7.
For State Senator. Spragins. 1,SsS. For
Representative, Fletcher. 1880; Walker
1911. For Commissioner. Bates, 1852:
Kinds, 1902.
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CALHOUN.

Admission, Sov. s.-tSpecial.)-The can.
vassing board Of Calhoun County met al
the court house today and canvassed the
returns of last Tuesdays election. the
result as announced Is as follows: Fol
Governor, Jelks 1,n7, Smith Sl4; for Lieu
terate Governor, Cunningham l,61s. Lane
624; for Secretary of State. Helm ln1
Karter sos; for State Treasurer. smith
1855, Brown SIS; for State Auditor. Sowei
1870, McNaron 554; for Attorney General
Wilson SIS. Armbrecht 56s; for State Su-
perintendent of Education, Hill 1904 Fon'
Vile ST.; for Commissioner of Agriculture
and Industries, Poole 1882, Morton 800
for Representative in the Fifth-eigntf
Congress. Bowie 1.722, Edwards GA
J. j. Arnold and G. c. Williams. Demo
CT ats, were elected to the Legislature II
about the same proportion as the voters
received by other Democratic candidates
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GENEVA.

Geneva. Nov. 8.-(Special. )-According
to the official count 1903 votes were east
for Governor, Jelkss majority being 299.
Claytons majority over both opponents.
lac. Mills Pop.l for representative has
majority over Ellsberry tDem.) 364
johnson Pop) for Superintendent of
Education wins over Davis Oem.) by 80
majority. Two Democratic candidates
for commissioners have majorities of 55
and Il. Jelks received the highest and
Poole the lowest Of the Democratic State
candidates. Jelks receiving 754 and Poole
EGG
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TALL,ADEGA.

Talladega, Nov. ESPECIAL )-Omcial
count of Talladega County as follows:
JeIlts, LASS; smith, 3is; Cunningham. lao;
lane 2s5: Heflin, i. 4S6; Karter, 262; Smith.
1893; Brown ESQ; sowell. LAOS; McNaron'
247: Wilson 1856; Armbrecht, a2; Hill'
1'4s4; Fonville. 25S; Poole. 1889: Martin
ga. Andrus, 90 For Congress, Bowie
/, al; Edwards, $780, For Senator Castle
berry, 1475: Embry, 2S7. For Representa-
tive. Joiner, 1,46S; Burke, 2o9: Lanier'
!. 459; Knight, 24O. For commissioners
Jones, 1,47s; Campbell. ga; Harris l'4So;
Clements, 1874.
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LEE.

Opelika, Nov. S.-(Special. 1.-The Judge
of Probate, Sheriff and Circuit Clerk con-
solidated the returns of Tuesdays cleo
ton at noon today at the court house.
The result was as follows;
Jelks, LOOP; Smith, 81; Cunningham, 9S9;
Lane, So; Hefiin. 1896; Karter, As; Smith
971 Brown, Sc; Sowell, 964; McNaron, So
Wilson, 9S6; Armbrecht, As; Hill, 9S2; Fon-
vile. 40; Poole. 9s2; Morton, A. Off Con-
gress, Clayton, lob; Garden, 10; Pelham
25 Representatives, McCreary, I024;
Wheels, 99S. Superintendent of Educa-
ton. 1,OO6 County Commissioners, Tuck
err, 997; Griffin, 982
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COLBERT.

Tuscumbia, Nov THE
county officials met today and canvasseo
the vote of Colbert County cast In las'
Tuesdays election. their count showing
the following Democratic majorlties; Fol
Governor, jerks 4s5; Lieutenant Governor
Cunningham al; Secretary of state
Hefiin sos: State Treasurer, craig smitl
4s1; State Auditor. Soweh 3d. AttoIhes
General. Wilson 500; State superintendent,
~ Education. Hill 1876; Commissioner OF
Agriculture. Poole 476; for Congress
richardson 4S3; 70, County Representa-
five to state Legislature. Deloney SoS
County superintend of Education. WON,
b,o 40 Total vote cast. 79S against l'sO'
registered.
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ficial count lin this county n: For Gov
ernor, Jelks 747. Smith rs; for Lieuten-
ant-Governor, Cunningham "a, Lane "a
for Secretary Of State. Hefiin III, Karter
rs; for Treasurer. Brown ~, J. Crais
Smith 712; for Auditor. McNaron "a. So
well 7os: for Attorney General, Arm
brecht 212, wilson TO; for Superintendent
of Education. Fonville 233. Hill 7o8; for
Com,. issioner Of Agriculture and Indus
tries, Andrus 43. Morton Isl. Poole eSs;
for Congress. Lennon 90 Millar 200. I'm.
derwood TBS; for State Senator for the
Eighteenth Senatorial District, Hogue
us: fer Representative in the Legislature
from Bibb County. Green Rep) 2s6
Thompson Dcm.) IA: for Superintendent
of Education for Bibb County, Hicks
(Rep) 255, Pratt Dem.) 72.
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BIMoRE.

wetumpks, Nov. s,-(Special)-The Of
ficiaT count today shows that for Cover
nor there were polled 1,452 votes not quite
half the registered vote. Governor Jelks
received 1.141;. Smith. 81. For Senator,
w. L. Lancaster, 1883: Representatives,
Rucker Democrat, 1905; Swindell, DEM
ocrat. LIS; Berry. Republican, 245; Nc
Morris, Republican. 26S. For Congress,
Thompson, 1928: Nolan. 245. The vote for
the state ticket was about that for Gov
ernor,
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MARSHALL.

offlciai count follows Jelks. I.l76; Smith,
/. $50; Gay, 2; Cunningham. 1.059; Lane.
IN: Helm. 1,120; Karter, la; McNaron.
LIS; Sowell, 1116 Brown. 1.1O5; Smith,
1.117; Armbrecht, 1865; Wilson. on Fon-
Vile, 1895; Hill. 1.155; Andrus. 70: Nor
ton, 1.O46: Poole l077; John l.. Burnett
for Congress received 1,265; Street 1886:
Golfer, 16. For Representative, Lusk.
1,453: C. b. Kennamore, 1877; for County
Superintendent of Education. jail. Bur-
nard, lib; j. l.. Ray, 1872; w. c. Good
win, 7S3
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Auditor sowell LOGS; McNaron. 26s. At
torney-General Wilson. 1,041; Armbrecht
26s. State Superintendent. Hill, l'Oo4'
Fonville, 269. Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, Poole. 979; Morton, 25s; Andrus, A.
Congress, Richardson. l,16l; Jackson 2o'
State Senate, Lynne. 1,26l. State Legis-
lature. Callahan, 1.261; Walden, 1,S25.
County Commissioner. First District,
NJ array, I,156: Fourth District. McClan-
nahan. 1905; County Superintendent OF
Education. Tidwell, 1233; Lynn for the
Senate Callahan and Walden for the Leg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-09
MOBILE.

Mobile, Nov. s.-tspecial)-Th following
are the totals of the vote of Mobile city
and county for State and Congressional
candidates: Jelks. 2,If5; Smith, nj; Cum
ningham, 2,O61; Lane, 30S; Hefiin, 2O@;
Karter 279; Brown, sos; Smith, 1885, Nc
Naron $40; sowell. 1856; Armbrecht. 4H;
Wilson, 1898; Fonville. 37s; Hill, Ito;
Andrus, no. Martin, 264; Poole, 1706.
For Congressman. Hubbard $50; Taylor
1.S4S; Wilkerson, A. For Representatives
+. o. Hoffman. 2.176; j. G. Rich, PISA
Smith, 331; Williamson, 1885,
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COOSA.

Goodwater, Nov. s.-(Special.)-The Of
fetal count today shows the following
Jelks, s79; Smith. 55s; Cunningham. 965;
Lane. 521; Hef1in. go; Karter, 500; Smith,
eS1; Brown, 4S4; Sowell. 1852; McNaron 4s1;
Wilson. $40: Armbrecht. 491; state Super
intendent of Education. Hill. 943; Fonville,
495; Poole. s4s: Morton. 4S5: Andrus 1S;
For Congress Nolen. 557; Thompson, 9S5;
Representative. Johnson. 9S7; Cooper, $40;
County Superintendent of Education,
Johnson. $50; Steele 594.
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BALDWIN.

Bay Minette, Nov. s.-(special.) 1.-The of.
fetal count follows: Jelks. 343; Smith. IS,
Cunningham, 327; Lane, "a; Hehin, 321
Karter, Al; Brown. IS: Smith, 80; Nc.
Naron. So; Sowell. 81; Armbrecht, So
Wilson. 81; Fonville, 60; Hill, 80; An
drus. "a; Morton. 40; Poole. 267. For Con-
gress. Sternfeld received So and Wiley 323
The county Democratic ticket was elected
in full by about the same maJorities as
the State offers.
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AUTAUGA.

Prattville, Nov. S.-(special.) 1.-THE Of
fetal count of the vote for Autauga
County follows: Total vote cast. ISL
jerks, 1876; J. A.. w. Smith, IS; Cunning
ham,, 7S4; Hefiin. 773; Karter, So ]. c.
Smith. III; Brown. 81; Sowel 76O Nc
Naron, IS; Wilson, 1853; Armbrecht So;
Hill. 1853; Fonville. %; Poole. 765; Morton,
II; Congressman, Thompson, 795; Nolen
7S; for Legislature. Wilkinson. 1852; Alex
ander, 102. The Republicans showed re-
markable weakness throughout the
county.
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MORGAN.

Decatur, Nov. Especial, THE COM
plete official returns of the Congressional.
State and county tickets Of Morgan fol-
low: For Governor, Jelks, l,i27: Smith.
es7. For Lieutera nt-Governor. Cunning
ham, 1072. Lane. pa. For Secretary If
State. Hefiin. 1,05l; Karter, 2s2. State
Treasurer. Smith, 81; Brown, 1888. State
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islature, and Murray and McCIannahan
for County Commissioners. and Tidwell
for County Superintendent OF Education
had no opposition. This Congressional
District will give William Richardson
about 5000 majority.
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CRENSHAw,

Luverne. Nov. S.--(Special.)- off,
cal vote of Crenshaw County: Sternfeld,
147; Wiley, s14; Jelks, 9S5; Smith 157; Cum
ningham. 939: Lane, Isl: Heflin, 956; Kar-
ter, 143; Brown 14s; Smith, $50; McNaron,
la; sowell. s44: Armorecht 144; Wilson,
s46: Fonville 1874; Hill. el2; Andrus. %;
Morton 1o7; Poole 931. County ticket, M.
w. Rushton. loss. no opposition. C. K.
Sharp 1,112 no opposition.
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LIMESTONE.

Athens. Nov. ESPECIAL 1.-THE ofhciaI
count of the vote in this place today
showed that the lightest vote ever polled
in the county was cast. For Governor
Jelks received $50 and Smith 50 votes, and
for Congress Richardson received $50 and
jackson Al. The other State officers were
given about the same votes as the Gov
ernor. H. c. Thach had no opposition
for the Legislature.
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ESCAMBIA.

Brewton, Nov. S.-(Special. 1.-The Of
fetal count of Escambia County, made at
noon today shows the following result:
Jelks. ASS; Smith. y; Cunningham 455;
Lane. IS; Heflin, 435; Karter, &C: Brown,
62; Smith. Az. McNaron, So; Sowell. 44O
Ambrecht, co. Wilson, AL; Fonville, 65;
Hill, 442; Andrus. IL; Morton. 81; Poole,
42s; sternfeld, So; Wiley. 42S; Neal Super
intendent of Education) 461; Leigh Rep-
resentative) 479.
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FRANKLIN.

Russelville Nov. S.-(Special. 1.-The Of
fetal count in Franklin County gives
Jelks 745: Smith, CAS-; Cunningham. TT;
Lane. $685. Heflin. 703; Karter. 629; Brown,
602; Smith, 70T: McNaron. 625; Sowell, 697;
Armbrecht. 613; Wilson, 1913; Fonville. SIG;
Hall, 712; Andrus, %; Morton. Cos; Poole.
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CLAY.

Ashland, Nov. S.-(Special.)-The vote In
Clay County is as follows: Jelks 1,lSc
smith 745; Cunningham 1l20. Lane ITO;
Hefiin 1,1ss. Karter 7o5; Smith 1,o52, Brown
$50; Smith 1,137 McNaron 5s5; Wilson los
Armbrecht 694: Hill LAO Fonville ss4
Poole LOST, Norton $40. For Congress
Thompson 1,17s, Nolen 6SS. For Senator
smith 1895 Campbell 73S. For Represen'
tative, Preston Liz. Hudson 725. Fol
Superintendent Of Education, jackson
liz Coleman 100.
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JACKSON.

Scottsboro, Nov. S.-(Special. 1.-The Of
fetal returns for Jackson County follow
For Governor, Jelks, 1854; Smith, So. For
Congress. Richardson, 1880; Jackson, 5O7.
For Representative, Bogart, 1866: Frazier,
1872; Barron. 47s; Potter, 479. For Super
intendent of Education, Bridges. 1873;
Stockton, SIS.
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wood. $50; Jelks. 627; Smith. 81; Cum
ningham. $40; Lane, 10; Hefin, el2; Kari
ter, s: Brown, 10; Smith 642; McNaron. s:
SoweH. 645; Armbpecht, y Wilson, So;
Fonville. As; Hill. 6l3; Andrus, 2; Morton,
IL; Poole, 64f
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MACON.

Tuskegee. Nov. Especial THE on
cial vote gives jerks and the Democratic
ticket 600, Smith and the Republican
ticket u. For issuing bonds TO build
Court House and improve roads,; 1914
against issuing bonds. 200.
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CHEROKEE.

Centre. Nov. S-(Special)-The Demo.
Gratis have majority on the ofhcial
count. Burnett for Congress. 544. r. W.
Williams, Superintendent of Education
has majority of 30. @. T. Smith and
lanes Clarke are elected commissioners
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-09

"S4; Burnett 1888; Cofer, 26; Street,
661. For Representative. Cox Qnd.) 49,;
Gast( Pop 700; James Dem) 1853. For
County Superintendent of Education, Me-
Right (Dem.) 73s; Robertson (Rep.) TAI.
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HENRY.

Abbeville. Nov. s.-(Speclal .)--Official
vote is Jelks. 1929; Smith, 155; Cunning
ham. 1873: Lane. 1S3. The rest of the ticket
received about the same vote.
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PERRY.

Marion. Nov. ESPECIAL. THE on
city count for state officers is as fol-
lows: Senator. Representative and coun-
ty officers about the same as the regu-
lar Democratic ticket; Miliar, S; INFER
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WILCOX.

Camden. Nov. ESPECIAL, )x-Jelks. Tss:
Cunningham. T47: Helm. IA: Smith. 7ls:
sowen 74s: Wilson. 7fs; Hill. 74s; Poole.
7Is: Wiley. 7ss. Republicans. Smith. q
Sternfeid ard balance Of ticket I each.
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RuTIER.

Greenville, Nov. s-(special.)-The total
vote of the county was less than had been
expected. Only 1859 were cast for Gov
ernor. OF that number Governor Jelks
receivedl .1s4 and Smith 175. For Con,
gress. Wiley received 1,142 votes and
sternfeld 1913, The other candidates ran
practically with the heads OF the tickets.
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BIBB.

BIBB.
Centerville, Nov. S.-(Special 1.-The Of
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-05
p. F. Secretary.
Precinct Meetinq.

Old Albuquerque, N. M. Sept. l, 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that in con
formity with the call of the county re-
publican central committee a meeting
of the republican electors of Old Albu-
querque, N. NJ, will be held at the
court house on Saturday, the 9th day
of September, 1902, for the purpose of
selecting 6 delegates to represent said
precinct 10 at the county convention
to be held at the Court House on Sep
TENDER 10, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the republican territorial
convention which will be held at Ration
on October 10, proximo. All in SYM
pathy with republican principles are
requested to attend.
NESTOR MONTOYA,
u Precinct Chairman.
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w. v. woly;n, p. D. S, Dental Sur
geon Santa Fe Pacific Railroad, Grant
block. Both phones.
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SaturdaY,s onecial Sale.

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2 lbs. bulk baking powder, guaran-
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money refunded Csc
2 ten-cent pkgs celluloid starch. -. .15c
Fairbank securing soap ...........5c
b cans good corn Doc
2 pkgs shredded wheat biscuit. 80. Csc
2 cans 15c grade of peas..........25c
2 cans corn beef Csc
Headquarters for school books and
school shoes
Tbo MAZE
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-05
The MAZE,
WIN. KIEKE, Proprietor.
PRIVILEGES FOR SALE.
Fwenty-second New Mexico Territorial
Fair, Albuquerque, N. M, Oct. 1918.

TWenty-second New Mexico Territorial
Fair, Albuquerque, N. M, Oct. 141s.
Peanuts, popcorn, not candy. orange
cider, lunch stand, bar, cushions, bi-
cycle rack, souvenirs, canes, rubber
balls, balloons, toy novelties, doll rack,
cane rack. knife board, shuttle board,
program and score card, poll selling
and bookmaking, soft drinks, except
orange cider.
All privileges exclusive. Sixteen
hours a day with the crowd. Bids to
be sealed and in my Office by Septem-
her 10. If bid is accepted, a deposit of
20 per cent by return mail is required.
The Fair association reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. Everybody
that was here last year made big
money.
p. F. McCANNA, Secretary.