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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-26

permanently. Peruna cures the catarrh
and thus removes the ulcers. These ul-
GERS being removed, the blood vessels
are no longer cut off. The hemorrhage
discontinnes.r This Is much surer, bet
ter and more lasting way to cure hemor-
rhage of the bowels than to use some
stypic to attempt to dry up the blood.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case. and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of The
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus, Ohio.
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LIMESTONE.

Athens, Aug. 25.--(SpeciaD-Th cleo
ton passed off very quietly in this 'coun-
ty today. The smallest vote ever polled
in any State or county election. Jelks
will carry this county by a majority of
about 500, hardly less. But little interest
was taken in minor offices. Cory will
carry the county. Wilson will win. Vote
is close between Hefiin and Julian. The
Johnston forces are rather hacked. At
Elkmont a serious fight occurred between
Tom P. McWilliams, Johnston's manager,
and Hassie Morris, a wealthy planter. in
which Morris was seriously cut and Nc
Williams fearfu1ly beaten.
The vote is less than a thousand, posi-
bly,, in the county
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NEGRO RAPIsT LYNCHED.
Tom Jones Shot to Death by North
Carolina Mob.

Raleigh. N, c.. Aug. 25-Tom Jones, the
negro who criminally assaulted Mrs. William
Smith near Seven Springs last Friday. in
1cting injuries from which Mrs. Smith today
died was Iynched near the scene of his crime
this afternoon by ten men. who secured the
negro from officers who had effected his cap
ture.
The negro was discovered early today by Off
GERS, after being positively identified as Mrs.
Smiths assaiant was placed in a barn to
await the sheriff's arrival. Ten men disguised
as negroes, who learned of Jones's arrest.
surrounded the barn and demanded his sur
render. Upon eeing refused. the men battered
down the doors and, placing Jones on hand
car. carried him into the woods. bound him
to log and fired two volIeys into his body.
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Clash Among Indians EXPECTED.

Ardmore. l.. T.. Aug. 25.-Governor john
son of the Chickasaw Nation has requested
indian Agent Schoenfet at Muskogee TO send
q military company to Tishomingo. when the
Indian Legislature convenes Sept. !. Tribal
officials spprehend clash between followers
If Byrd and of Mosely. candidates for Gov
eTnor Of the tribe. Both factions are claim
ing the election of their candidates. The Leg
islature is to canvass the vote and declare the
result. Tribal officials expect bloodshed to fol-
low the decision of the Legislature. The Indian
agent cannot send troops but has ordered the
Indian police to report at the capital by
Aug %.
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MOBILE.

Mobile, Aug, Especial -RctGns
from fourteen precincts received from
Mobile County up TO this hour give jerks
3JS; Johnston. 3lS. jerks also carried
Whistler, which is not included in the
above and gives Jelks 81, Johnston, g.
Only one ward. the fourth. has been heard
from in the city, and that gives Jelks
1889; Johnston. 96.
The election of j. C. Rich and A. s.,
Lyons for the Legislature seems to he in
dicated by returns so far in
Helm seems to be leading for Score
tary Of State Two precincts heard from
in washington County give Jelks %;
Johnston, Z. Two precincts heard from
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Brigham Young Verv Ill.

Salt Lake, Utah, Aug. 25.--Unotticial an
nouncement is made today of the serious
Illness of Brigham Young, president of
the quorum of the twelve apostles Oh
the Mormon church. President Young
who has been on a trip through the
Jackson Hole and Telon basin country in
Idaho for his health. has been operated
upon for dropsy and is said to be in a
critical condition.
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RANDOLPH.

Roanoke, Aug 25.-(SpecisI)-This beat
east 401 votes; of this number Johnston
will get about 49, count not completed on
State ticket, but from all heard from,
jerks will carry the county by 500 Helm
carr wing every beat head from for Sec
rotary of State. Hanl,y for Representa-
tive has total majority of S43 over Over
ton in four beats heard from. He Is safe
for $50 ma jority.
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Fired on Every One in Sight.

Nagodoches, Tex. Aug. 25--Fifteen persons
were wounded at Brings Mill. near here. dur
ing the progress of a negro dance. Among
the wounded are several women and children
Yesterday was payday at the mill and a dance
was going on at the pavilion. One negro whC
had been drinking, started the trouble by pull
ing his revolver. He was overpowered and his
gun taken from him. Later he returned witt
a shotgun and fired on every one sight. Hc
was finally stopped by a bullet in the abdomen
which may cause bis death.
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SHOULD SPANK VENEZUELA.
London Daily Mail Says United
States Should Chastise Dis
orderly States

London. Aug. 25.-The Daily Mail. in an
editorial article on Venezuelas defiance of
European power In maintaining blockade
and seizing Dutch vessels. declares 1T to be
impossible for Europe to allow q prattcal and
predatory Government of this type to disturb
tho commerce OF the West Indies and the Sc
curity of the Caribbean Sea. This time Nene-
zuela must be taught lesson, says the paper.
After inveighing against the Monroe doctrine.
the editorial concludes:
America should keep her disorderly States
In order and chastise them when. relying on
their weakness and her protection. they Of
fend against International law"
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WASHINGTON.

st. Stephens. Aug. 25.-(special)-st
Stephens gives Jelks 20, Johnston, 1G;
Cunningham, IS; Waller, 10; Hefiin. 81;
Julian, 10; Wilson. 81; Troy. 2; Harris, 81;
Bulger. s.; Hill, s.
Sunfiower gives Jeiks, IS; Johnston, 2;
Wilson, 80.
Carson, Jelks. II; Johnston. g.
The County ID safe for Jelks by about
400 majority. The race fer Representa-
tive between Bowling and Posey, both
for Jelks and Pettus.
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Guntersville, Aug. 25.-,(special)- Ten
beats out of a total of twenty-four give
Jelks 2o3. Johnston, 25S. Secretary of
state HeAin. 1874; Julian, 224; Tanner, Il.
For Attorney General, Cobb. 30 CARRIER,
III; Troy, 49, Wilson, 1876. For Superin-
tendent of Education Cory, los; Bulger
g. IIiH, go; Harris, -, The total vote in
this County will probably reach 500, and
about a tie for Governor.
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TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa. Aug. DISQUALIFICATION is
coming in from all sections of the county
and thus far not one beat has been heard
from that did not glove Jelks good
majority. This beat gives jerks 3lS. John
ston rs. Tuscaloosa County will give jerks
a majority Of $50. Helm 800. CARRIER 300
Cory $50, James Manly Foster and Chas
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The Rio Grande Rising.

Ell Paso, Tex, Aug. 25.-The Rio Grande
is rising alarmingly in New Mexico. At
Rincon the river is full to the banks and
still rising. 1t is feared that the town
may again be washed away. The dams
and bitches at Las Cruces will not be
sufficient to dissipate the stream.
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fcrcnces hstween former President kru-
ger and the Boer generals De Wet Botha
and Delarey. Mr.. Kruger is to resign the
leadership of the Boer people. General
Botha adds the correspondent. was unan-
imcusly designated tina future leader OF
tic Beers.
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Georgia Town Suffers From Fire.

Waycross. Ga, Aug 25.-The principal part
of Ruskn, a little town seven miles west
Of Waycross, burned last night. The town
was formerly the home of the Ruskin Com
monwealth q colony of Socialists from Ten
nessee, and is owned by j. @. Steffes
and tho other former members of the Ruskin
Commonwealth The origin Of the fire is un-
known u j a .
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LAWRENCE.

Courtland. Aug. 25.-(Special)- Three
beats out of nineteen give jerks 14O; John
ston. 49,; Heflin, IS; Julian, 12S; Tanner, 2;
Cobb, 2; CARRIER. 1888; Troy, o; Wilson, %;
Cory. q; Bulger, 2; Hill, %; Harris, 81.
For State Senate. Albes. 131: Lynn, 40;
estimated vote Of County. 700.
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in Baldwin County. Daphne and Battles,
Wharf, give jerks. 81; Johnston, 50.
Mobile, Aug. 25.-(Speciap-At midnight
there are but five of the eight wards OF
the city counted and they give Jelks So
majority. Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Wards, where heavy vote Is polied. will
not be counted before morning. Conserv-
alive estimates give Mobile County to
Jelks by between 200 and 800 majority.
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PERRY.

Marion, Aug. 25.-(Speciai.) MA jorities,
Jelks. y; Cunningham. 66; Julian. 80; Gar
Der, g.; Hill, "a; Jelks Committee, 12.
Hamburg gives Jelks, 81; Johnston. /.
No other beats heard from. Indications
are that the vote will be close, but jerks
will carry the County. Hogue defeats
Glass for Senator at this box by Isl ma
jority.
SCOTS Beat 1& majority for Jelks; "a
for Hogue.
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JEFFERSON.

Birmingham. Aug. 25.-(Special. AT 10
o'clock tonight Captain Joseph F. John
ston stated that he had not heard with
any definite degree as to the result. and
therefore could not say anything. He
was surrounded by large crowd of his
friends and all were waiting the returns,
which did not appear to be coming in
with the satisfaction that was antici-
pated.
At the hour mentioned several pre-
cinuts in the county outside the city had
been heard from and there was a stand
orr between Governor Jelks and Captain
Johnston. The city boxes were slow
in coming in. Indications on the legisla-
tive ticket In Jefferson appear to show
that Augustus Benners. l.. j. Haley,
C. Dubose, James Leath and Romaffle
Boyd are in the lead. Alexander NJ.
CARRIER is leading for Attorney General
in jefferson County. DR.. Cunningham for
Lieutenant Governor; ]. Thomas Hefin
for Secretary of States; Professor /. w.
Hill for Superintendent Of Education.
At Jelks headquarters at 40 O'Clock to-
night returns were being received slowly.
but sufficiently strong to suggest ma
FORTY for Governor Jelks. Early re-
ports showed counties giving Jelks ma
3orites to amounts not anticipated. The
managers of Governor Jelks were elated
and while not in possession of enough
figures at the hour named to make def
mite estimates were jubilant over general
results.
Village Springs Aug. 25.-(Spectal.)-
Returns from Mt. Pinson at p. M,
Johnston, "a; Jelks, 4; London, Black
A u tatf
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Letohatchie, Aug. 25.-(SpeciaD-Twe
out of seventeen beats heard from in
Lowndes County gives Jelks 21S majority.
These beats include Haynevlle, Lowndes-
boro and other larger beats which are
practically solid for Jelks. Cory is lead
ing for Superintendent of Education.
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Montevallo, Aug. 25.-(special This
beat gives Jelks 140; Johnston, Q, Secre-
tary of State. Hehin, Sc; Julian. %; Tan
ner, Q. Attorney General, CARRIER. Sc;
Wilson. 70: Cobb. 6; Troy, 2. Superintend-
ent Of Education. Cory, 4; Bulger, 4; HILL
100; Harris, g. Representative, Lyman.
lOS Ruffin, 40. Wilsonville, Jelks. So;
Johnston, g. Vincent, Jelks's majority 80.
Sylacauga, Jelkss majority As.
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ST. CLAIR.

Ashville, Aug. 25.-(Special.) -Majority
returns from following precincts as fol-
lows: Ashville. JellIs 46, Johnston AZ;
Springville, Jelks II, Johnston 81 Cald-
wells. Jelks /, Johnston 20. Totals for
Jelks, lis; Johnston, Ga Other candidates
for State offices badly mixed.
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The Shah in Paris.

Paris, Aug. 25.-1he Shah of Persia
arrived here tonight H received an
ovation at the station and was escorted
to his hotel bv mounted detachment
of the Republican Guard.
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LOWNDES.

Fort Deposit. Aug. 25.-(SpeciaD-Fort
Deposit beat, Jelks n. johnson 72 Cum
bingham 70. Waller. Il; Heflin SO, Julian
A, Tanner 6; Bulger rs, Harris ST. Cory
So, Hill 81; Wilson 112, CARRIER %, Cory g.;
Brewer TO- Thompson, So.
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Uniontown. Aug. 25.|Special. This
beat gives Jelks, 81; Johnston. IS; Glass
for Senate, IS; Hogue, 81. Pope's Beat
gives Jelks s; Johnston, 2. Hamburg
Beat gives Jelks 81: Johnston, /.
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MACON

Tuskegee. Aug. 25-(SpeciaD-At this
box Jelks got 16l, Johnston G.. Little Tex
as gave JelkS II, Johnston 55 Franklin
gave Jelks 10, Johnston Al. Cross Keys
gives jerks 80, Johnston 6. Notasulga
jerks got 81, Johnston go
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MONROE.

Monroeville, Aug. 25.-(Special)- ONION
roeville gives Jelks, 104; Johnston. 8; Cum
ningham, Hefin. Wilson and Hill lead
for minor State Offices. Beats 2, and 8
practically solid for Jelks. Vote in Coun-
ty light; election quiet.
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MRS. s. /. TINKER, $40 Second St.
NH Macon Ga writes:

6t&eIo. : ~ Slo CSSohu 5Cs
/ ls Macon, Ca. writes:
Two years ago my grandson suf-
fered with hemorrhages Of the bowels
and he was treated by different doc
tors but without cure. We quit all
other treatment and began to use Pc
runa, and after the use of three bot
ties he seemed to be quite well. he
Is able now to walk six miles to
school every day. Peruna has GER.
tainly worked wonders for him and
I shall. not hesitate 10 recommend
tt.H--Mrs. 8. L. Tinker. - a., -.
Hernorrhage of the bowels Is frequently
the result of catarrh of the bowels. The
cstarrh produces slight ulcers, and these
ulcers eat their way through and cut off
the small veins or arteries. 1t is useless
to try to stop this hemorrhage without
trying to cure the catarrh. This ex-
plains why it is that Peruna makes so
many cures of hemorrhage of the bowels
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Six precincts in county give Jelks 347,
Johnston PAS. The four other beats in
County will not be heard from tonight,
but will not change result.
Warrior Stand Macon County, gives IS
for Jelks and for Johnston.
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Camp Hill, Aug. 5.-(Special.)- This
beat gives Jelks 1874, Johnston II. Cum
ningham ILL., Waller IA.
Beat 12-This beat gives Johnston III,
Jelks 81.
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Florence, Aug. 25.-(Special )-Returns
are slow coming in. Indications point
strongly to a safe majority for Jelks of
probably 200. The dispensary candidates
for Legislature also lead.
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DadeytlIe, Aug. 2s-tSpecisL)- Returns
incomplete; Johnston will carry county
by small majority. Rome beat gives
jerks 70 majority.
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PIKE

Troy, Aug. 25.-(Special )--Troy beat
gives Jelks majority of 1853: Dixon beat
jerks majority. 50; Linwood beat, Jelks
majority Is. One box in lanyard gives
Jelks majority "A. One box in Goshen
beat gives Jelks a majority of 3. making
Jelks's majority in seven voting places
312. There are yet eighteen voting places
in County to hear from.
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Brundidge, Aug. 25.-(Special. )-Br,in-
didge box gives Jelks, IA: Johnston, 81.
Information from Tennille Ia to afadG
that box is about even, making Jelks
about 100 majority in beat. which indi-
Gates at least 500 majority in Pike Coun-
ty. Johnston has scarcely carried more
than three of the fifteen precincts II he
has done that.
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At II o'clock tonight Chairman s., d.
weakley,. Jelks State committee
said: "Jelks's majority will be over
20,OOA AIajorities in many counties great
or than We anticipated While only few
counties have been heard from definitely
as to result, am satisfied the general re-
suit will be no less than 10000, perhaps
more"
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Eighteen voting places out of forty-six
in Jefferson County give jerks, l'6fS'
Johnston. 1862. Chairman B. A Thomp-
son Jelks,s Campaign Committee claims
county. by 1000 majority at least.
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WILCOX.

Camden, Aug 25.-(Special.)-This box
gives Jelks, 81: Johnston, Al. County is
for Jelks by 800 majority
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carraoie GIVES $4,000.

London, Aug. b.-Andrew carnegie has
al, on az oan FOR the foundation of free
library at sIorrbridge, Worceshire.
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LAUDERDALE.

Pope, 237; J. c. Miner. Az; ]. D. Nc
Clusky, 404.
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LAMAR.

sulligent Aug. 3.-(special)-R
from eight beats give Jelks 500; Johnston,
103 Returns from fifteen beats give for
the Senate, C. C. Nesmith, 564; D. j.
Lacy, 40. For Representative, J. A.
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LEE.

Opelika. Aug 25.-(Special)-Lee Coun-
ty will give Jelks over 600 ma ority.
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DEMOCRATS. NOMINATE
WILLIAM D. JELKS
CONTINUED from Page one.>

ston 9. Braman Stand beat in Dale Coun-
ty adjoining Dothan giveseJellzs IS, john
sten 2. The beats in Geneva County adj
joininw Dothan have voted large votes
for .Jelks.
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WALKER.

Corona, Aug. 2s.-(Special.)-Jelks ma
jority in Walker about 200 Bankhead
and Davis for Representatives.
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potha Succeeds Kruger.

London, Aug. 26.-Cabling from Brus
sells the correspondent of The Daily Tele
rranh says he hears as a result OF con
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TALLADEGA.

Talladega, Aug 25-(Special)-A light
vote The county safe for Jelks by at
least 300 and may go to 500,
Sylacauga, Aug. 25.-(Special.)-A light
vote was polled here today, only about
50 per cent of the registered votes being
cast. The beat gives Jelks 81, Johnston
g. Cunningham 81, Waller sc, Hefiin 50,
Julian 81, Tanner IL, Smith 127, Sowell
lo5 Cobb 20, CARRIER 122. Troy T. Bulger
II. Cory 104, Harris q, Hill IL, Poole IL;
State Executive Committee Fourth Dis
trct. Crook 46, Mallory So. Merrill 90
Mullins S. Scott IS. Smith &c. Walthall
A.. Whitson SO; State Senator, Castle
berry SO. Wilson 81; Representative, Hill
81. Hunter g., Joiner 40, Lanier Il.
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Columbiana, Aug. 25,-tSpecial.) six
beats heard from give Jelks AIS; john
ston. 81. Estimated Jelks will carry
county by at least 600. Votes close in coun-
tY between Lyman and Ruffin.
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Birmingham, Aug 25.-CSpeciaD-Beat
~. North Birmingham, did her duty and
gives 50 majority for Jelks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-26

Auburn. Aug 25-(SpeoiaI.)-One hun
bred and thirty-eight votes polled, Jelkss
majority, IS. 81.
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MARION.
MARSHALL.

Hamilton. Aug. % Special. marion
County goes for Jelks by 800 majority.
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Village Springs Aug. 25.-(Special)-
Returns from Mt. Pinson at p. M,
Johnston, 70; Jelks, 4; London, Black
burn and Leith for REPRESENTATIVES.
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Railroad Commission.

Birmingham, Aug. 25.-(Special. )-Jef-
ferson County today gave expression for
and against an elective Railroad Com
mission. The returns indicate ma
jorfty Of two to one in favor OF an cleo
tive commission. members of the Railroad
Mems Political Club were at the polls
all day. North Birmingham box alone
gave elective commission ITO and against
&C
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Birmingham. Aug. 25.-(Special. jerks
oarrted Johnston's home beat two to one.
County safe for Jelks by 500.
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MILES GOING TO MANILA.
Roosevelt Desires Him to Inspect
Military Conditions.

Military Conditions.
Boston, Aug. 25.-Wttn reference to
the statement that Lieutenant General
Miles Is going to the Philippine Islands,
Secretary Cortelyou said tonight; Gen
eral Miles is going to the Philippine Is
lands with the permission of the Presi-
dent to inspect army conditions there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-26
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TALLAPOOSA.

B. Werner will be elected Representatives
by q large majority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-26
ESTIMATED MAJoRITIEs.
Not a Single County Conceded to
Johnston,

The following table gives the maJori-
ties for Governor Jelks to The Adver-
tiser. 1t will be seen that no county is
conceded to Johnston:
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-16
SEYBOLD
And Wildes Said to be
Leading.

1t Is expected that Mayor Doyle will
return from his vacation" Saturday
evening, and that the appointments
of City Commissioners to succeed
Messrs. McAIillen and Mcfarland will
he made so Council can approve them
Monday night.
Judge Anderson has been busy dur
ing the Mayors absence, it is said,
and has practically arranged things
so that all the Mayor will have to do
will he to add his signature to the
appointments. However, the public
has no definite information by which
1t can forecast the appointments, as
the Judge has declined to discuss the
situation for the publc's benefit.
1t is said that Editor Louis Seybold,
of the Germania and Mr., VIM. Wildes
are leaders among the Republican
candidates. Attorney l.. u. Seward is
also among the Republican candidates.
Among the Democratic candidates
are Messrs. .Tol.n &. Weber, John Cook
and John Sharp. They have all been
working quietly and the friends of
each are predicting success for them.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-16
DEATH

SEGI-Mrs. Lillian Segl aged 81
wife of Mr., Max Segl, of Philadelphia.
Pa died Tuesday at the home of her
father, Mr.. q. A. Ebcrhard 540 West
Exchange ST. Funeral services were
held at the residence of the falhcr
at p. m, Friday.
SkELLN-Carl Skelly. aged %
years died at the County Iniirmary.
Tuesday night, of dropsy. The funeral
took place from st, Vincent de Pauls
church, Wednesday morning. and the
remains inferred In ST. Nincent's Gem.
etery' The deceased was a native Of
Italy, and left wife in that country.
HOFFMAN Mrs. Mary Il. Hoffman.
age 80, of 1908 West Thorn
ton ST., died Friday of old
age and pneumonia, Deceased was
born In Germany and had been II res.
ident of Akron for the past 80 years.
Funeral services will be held from NJ.
Demands church Monday at $40 a.
M lnterment in st. Bernards GENE
terry.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-16

be 40 cents per pound.
We have new lot of Sweet Pota-
toes. They are fine, Are packed in
large cans: we sell them at IL cents
each Just try a can once; these are
not the common kinds sold for 10
cents. They are put up to please you.
We tell you they are better than fresh
ones.
A new lot of those genuine German
Handmade Pretzels, now in. We We're
out a few days. A new barrel of Sar-
atoga Potato Chips. due to arrive Sat
urday morning; also new lot Neuf-
chatel Cheese.
We have 80 bushels Stra wberries or
dered for Saturday. Prices will be
very low for this time of the year.
Small Pineapples, nice and ripe, 10
cents each, or 3 for % cents. Larger
ones Is. 20 and % cents each
Just a few boxes of oranges this
saturday to sell at l and 11a cents
each. Thought You would want
Strawberries and Plneapples this
time.
Tel. No. 81.
PERRY L. TANNER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-16
TANNERS
STORE M NEWS

We have Red Raspberry and
Stra wberry Jamsput up In full weight
one pound tins. It's pure fruit and
sugar, was put up to sell at 10 cents
each, but manufacturers are now
closing out remnants Of last year's'
pack, We bought the jams because
they are first-class and as we well sell
them just one day Saturday, at 10
cents each. it Will give you good
chance to try them.
We were in Cleveland this week.
made arrangements with the party
that makes our candy chandler 4
Rudds, to have n new lot arrive In
time for saturday. Two new kinds
will be included in the lot. VIII also
have nice lot Of salted peanuts, and
sailed almonds.
We will put on sale one case Hand
made Chocolates finest grade. We
think them as fine as any made TO
sell at 40 to % cents per pound. TO
introduce them, we will sell off this
case of 100 pounds, at 30 cents per
pound. for Saturday. as long as they
last. We have 10 flavors. VIII mix
them IL desired Price afterward will