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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
LEM.

opelika, Nov. 12.--(Special. )--Ths Board of Supervisors of Lee County. composed of Hons. F. M. Renfro, Pro- bate Judge; H. M. Wilson. Circuit Clerk, and A. P. Hodge, Sheriff, met at the court house yesterday and con- solidated the returns of Tuesdays election. One thousand four hundred and twenty-nine votes were polled in Lee County. Parker. 1851; Roosevelt. 10; Socialist ticket received 1s, Prohi- bition, 6; Populist, {; Parker's major ity over Roosevelt. 1,s11; over all, l. 2s5; for Supreme Court Judge. Thomas N. Mcclellan received 1,S44, and the Associate Justices each received about the same.
 For Circuit Judge, A. A. Evans, l. ses: for Solicitor. c. A. l.. Sanford. 1,- SIS; for President Railroad Commis- sion, B. B. Conner. 1864; for Chancel- for. N. W. whitesides, 1859; for Su- pernumerary Judge. A. H. Alston. l. 261; for Congress, H. D Clayton, 1,315: for Probate Judge. J. B. Lyons. 1,31s: for Circuit Clerk, J. I. Meadors. 1.314: for Tax Collector, W. M. Boss. 1,316: for Tax Assessor, H. c. Johnson. 1915: for Treasurer, T. J.. Stevens. 1.s16; for Superintendent. of Education, D. M. Banks, 1,314. E. c. Jackson and W . 0. Hays. Commissioners. received about the same vote as the balance of the County ticket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
DALLAS.

Selma. Nov. 12.-(Special. )--The election commission has completed its work of tabulating the Dallas County vote cast last Tuesday, and 1t shows a total of 1,4S5, Judge P. H. Pitts of the Probate Court. receiving that number. There was one Populist vote and thir- ty-six Republican votes cast in the en- tire County. Congressman Bowie re- ceived 1.45s votes or virtually the en- tire vote of Dallas.
 Democrats are consoling themselves with the fact that Dallas County as well as Alabama did her duty and boiled a strong vote for Democracy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
CHAMBERS.

Lafayette. Nov. 12.-(Special)- official count of the vote of Chambers County shows the following results President Railroad Commission. Conner. 1,471: Foster. l; Supreme Court, Mo- Clellan, 1.471: Beeson. |; Anderson, 1. 473: Denson, 1.4s0: Dowdeli, 1.47s: Har- alson. 1.465; simpson, 1.465; Tyson, 1,- t63; Supernumerary Judge. Alston. 1.- 45s. The Democratic electors received from 1.420 to 1.A25; Populist. bs; Pro- hibitionists, 6 to 10; Republican, "A: Socialist. 1. For Congress, Hefiin, l. s25; Walker. 160; Circuit Judge. Brew CT, 1.4s1; Solicitor Bowling. 1,4s2; Pro- bate Judge, Driver. 1.155; Trimbie, sS7. The candidates for other County offices were not opposed and received from 1.459 to 1.4S6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
BUTLER.

Greenville. Nov. 12.-(Specia1. )-The board of supervisors met at noon yes- terday and canvassed the vote cast at following Is the result, showing an ex- ceedingly light vote for the county. the lightest since the days of reconstruc- ton:
 The Parker electors received s05 Roosevelt, s3; Watson, 6s; Prohibition. {; for Congress, Hon. A. A. Wiley, sSs; Railroad Commissioner, B. B. Conner, 901; Supreme Court Judges. sol; Chan cellor. W. L. Parks, 300: Circuit Judge. J. c. Richardson. s67; Circuit Solicitor, c. R. Bricken, 966.
 The candidates for the county ticket ran with the ticket for Circuit Judge, there being only one or two votes diff ference between the local candidates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
Mobile, Nov. IF. Advertiser Bureau, So. the week ended


 r,s for the week ended me iug eAp were small, only a few ,s..is ,as. clearing. Following was the record: corr,al for Naw Ati. 2 ooo bales cotton. 200 packages 1or.os+yrs iorn. Tcs 100 cases cedar slats' so paSn~ Norweeian steamship Aim for Pro gresso; Foo bales hay. 1SS;S0O s',. paving "a ans Brick and general cargo. Value sLZ0O Norwegian steamship nd aasoiu ranersI lTr carA nA Ceiba. 25 barrels flour ana general cSr- go Value s339. ,srican schooner B. Frank Neally ,,r Arrovo; i72536 feet rough pine ,1rDber i2.OsO feet dressed pine luni- her. Value s2.51O.
 Sorwegian steamship Morgan for aorss del Tore; l5s barrels flour, 10 tons coal, 5I.Ooo fest pine lumber. five
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
LOwNDEs.

Hayneville. Nov. 12.-(Special. )- The official count gives the Democratic electors 720 votes, Republican, 31. and Walker for Congress, 2S. Hehin ran ahead of the ticket, Pintlalaf Beat elected a colored constable, Eugene Stewart; Prairie HiH Beat went for Roosevelt, only one vote being cast there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

The Athelstan Club held It's annual meet ing tonight, and MT. Albert Bush was again elected President The business meeting was followed by an eislaborate supper.
 Mrs L.. H. Pickett and Mrs. Elisa Banks of Montgomery will be the guests of Mrs. Joseph Hodgson during the reunion.
 Miss Matte Hand of Jemison. Ala, Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. W. D. McMeans. Wash ington Square.
 Mrs. J. Pollock and daughters. Misses Clara, Antoinstts and Blanche, are expected home next week
 Mir and Mrs David Mcintosh of Louisville arrived today to visit Mr. and Mrs W. H. Monk. Jr.
 The Drawing Cards will meet next Thursday afternoon at o'clock with Miss Mary Pil- lans.
 The Friday Morning Reading Club will meet next week with Mrs. Stanley Herndon.
 Mir. R. V. Taylor is in the city on brief visit home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
CHILTON,

Cianton. Nov. 12.-(special. )--The official count was held yesterday. The total vote cast in the County was be- tween 1850 and 1.700. The Demo- cratic County ticket was defeated with the exception of County Treasurer. w. T. Callen, Democrat, for this place was elected. 8. !. Bowie, Democrat, for Congress carried the County by e rna- jority of 125. Democratic electors car ried the County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
PIKE.

Troy. Nov. 12.-(Special.) .)-The of ficial count showed 1,T03 votes polled in the county. The Democratic electors received l,544 and the Republican 29; Populist. 3s; Socialist, 1; Prohibition, 2.
 c. T. SpFadley was elected Tax As- sessor over T. M. Murphree by fifteen votes. Road bonds carried. but local taxation for schools lost by seventeen votes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

The Shakespeare Club and the Century Book Club held joint meeting today to discuss plans and further arrange events for the enter tainment of women's Clubs. which meets here the last of the month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

will leave on Monday morning for the reunion in Mobile. Miss Washburn will join General Harrison and party here and leave with them in General Harrison's private car for the reunion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Mrs. Daniel w. Troy. formerly of Montgomery. but now living in New York City, Is visiting her pareuts, MT. and Mrs. Thomas H: Watts at their home, 742 south Perry street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Fancy Pillow Tops. ready for use, in brocaded ve- lours and hand painted tops, worth 7sc, now. .40c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
RESULTS OF COUNTS
 IN ALABAMA COUNTESS

visors began the canvass of the vote cast in the county last Tuesday at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon and ad- iourned at 5 o'clock until s:so this morning. The taiiy sheets were com pIeted an hour later. The casting up of the tables consumed another hour and a half. The board then made out six certificates of the result-one to be filed in the probate once. another to be forwarded to the secretary of State. and four to be posted in the county.
 With the exception of the tax as- sesor and tax collector, who do not TO into ofice until next August, all the other officers-eleet may now qualify by taking the oath and making bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Sanitary Diaper. 24-inch. al W avs sold for 7sc. now =. .65c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Mrs. Peyton A. Eubank of Ensley is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. N. Barksdale. 223 Martha street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

MT. and Mrs. Robert Carlos Adams have returned from their bridal trip and are at home with his mother. Mrs. David Johnston, 21s North Lawrence Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

All arrangements have been comple- ted for the reception and entertain ment of the members of the Interstate Commerce Commission and National Association of Railroad Commission
 CTS, who are due to arrive in Mobile next Friday. The annual convention of the two bodies will be leld in Bir- mingham November 16-17, after which. as guests of President John V! Smith of the Railroad Commission of Ala bama, they will start, on their itinerary stopping first at Montgomery. coming to Mobile on the afternoon train of November IS. Vice President r. l.. Russell and General Manager R. V. Taylor of the Mobile and Ohio Rail- road, with other leading officials of that system and business men, will give them a round of pleasure while here. There will be an excursion to Fort Morgan and a visit to all the clubs of the city. The party will leave here for New Orleans the next day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Beautiful line of Ladies' Belts. in all the newest crushed and shiHed effects, all the new colors, usually sold 7yc to ST, now ..40c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Mrs. A. N. Barksdale has returned from visit to relatives at Camp Hill Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

pected to arrive Monday and stop at the Bien. vilie. After the reunion. Miss Seay will re- main to be the guest of Miss May Threefoot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
SEXUAL HEALTH IN WOMEN.

Mrs. Charles Wade Parieton is visit ing Mrs. Sherry McAdams in Pensacola
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
MADISON.

Huntsville. Nov. 12.--Canvass of the vote cast in Madison County in the election of Tuesday was finished today. The official count shows that Madison Is one of the banner Democratic counties of Alabama. the proportion of Demo- cratic to Republican votes being about fourteen and half to one. There was only one Socialist vote recorded. The full vote is as follows:
 For President of the Railroad Com mission, B. B. Conner. 2,16o; Foster. i. For Chief Justice. Thomas N. McClel- Ian, 2,167; James Beeson, 1; Associate Justices. 2.157. Representative in Con- gross. William Richardson, 2,167; Jas. W. Roberts, 150. Democratic electors, 2.119: Republican. lS2; Populist, 6; Pro- hibition, s; Socialist, 1. For Chancel- Tor. Simpson. 2.16S; for Supernumerary Judge, Aston, 2,17o; for Circuit Judge. D. W. Speake, 2.137; for Solicitor, D. C. Alman, 2.176: for Probate Judge, W. T. Lawler, 2,22s: for Circuit Clerk. R. B. Roper, 2,210; for Tax Assessor. J. w. Gardner, 2.224: for Tax Collector. J. E. Gardner, 2,233; for Treasurer, F. C.. Hereford. 2.214; for Superintendent of Education, S. R. Butler. 2.194: for Coro- ner, E. B. Stewart. 2.1S7; J. H. Bone. 15; for Commissioners. D. B. Jacks, James A. Watkins and R. B. Pulley elected.
 The proposition for a special school tax was lost by failing to receive three fifth of the vote boiled fin the election. The vote for the tax was 1,131 and there were 330 against.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Risque Wilson are ex- pected to arrive from their wedding Journey on the 9th and will be at home with Mir. W. K. P. Wilson, on St. Joseph Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

happened. This season Mir. Bogel Ia the star. It Is needless to analyze his artistic conception or brilliant execu- tion of the part. At times he rose to the most sublime heights grasped the audience and carried them away with him.
 That closing curtain will finger viv- idly in the minds of those who saw it. In less capable hands 1t might have gel made 1t flesh and blood. intensely vivid and real, a haunting picture of human misery, of human sufferings
 And the support of Mr. Bogef was fine. Miss Fitz Allen invested Mrs Alving with new emotions. Inevitably one compared her with Miss GalIatin and MT. Bogers leading woman does not suffer by the comparison. She is fit companion of the talented young actor.
 Again MT. Davenport was the Pas- tor Manders. 1t is a delightful char acterization and one daubts if another actor could fill the part so aceeptably.
 The other members of the cast were worthy of their company and the enter tainment as a whole was worthy of the master mind that conceived 1t.
 Faust MinstreIs at BiJou.
 Ted Faust's Minstrels. pleased a good- sized audience at the Bijou Theatre matinee yesterday and closed its Mont gomery engagement last night.
 The singing of the Herald Square quartette and the acrobatic feats of the Faust family were the popular features of the entertainment.
 Mir. Faust may take with him the satisfaction of knowing that his per formances made a good impression on Montgomery. They were clean and wholesome. This much may not be said for all minstrel shows.
 "A Royal Slave at BfJou.
 "A Royal Slave" is said to be one of the most elaborate and beautiful dya- matic productions on the road. The scenery presented is the finest that the studios cam furnish. and is painted from photographs made in Mexico. The costumes and stage accessories are very rich and the powerful and thrilling dramatic situations make the play series of beautiful stage pictures. < Though 1t Is a meIodrama of the sensa- tional sort, there is not shot fired during the entire play. and 1t Is pos sessed of real literary and dramatic merit of a high order.
 This great production, it is claimed. represents more than half a years work by an able corps of scenic artists and skilled mechanics, and will give ourt people a chance to see, not only the beautiful scenic equipment, but de- cidedly the most original play on the stage of this country.
 "A Royal Slave" will be produced at the Bijou Theatre Thursday Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday matinee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
CLOCKS.

New lien in Gold and Bronze. Handsome effects.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Ex tra heavy Outings. in short lengths. very pretty designs. worth Isc to zoc per yard. now. .I1c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Pillow Cases. 45 X 36. bleached torn and ironed. sold for I2 I-2 to I5c. now ...... ........ lOC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
MOBILE.

Mobile, Nov. 12.-(special)--The of- ficial count was completed today. It shows the following results: Demo- cratic electors. 3.2S3; Republicans. S2b; Taylor tCongress). s.371: Conner (Rail- road Commissioner). 3.314; Supreme Court Judges, 3.S41. S,275. 3,260, 3.311, 3,212, 3,314. 3.311; Smith (chancellor). 3,s42; Browne (Circuit Judge) 3,414; Aston (Supernumerary Judge) 3.2s7; semmes (City Judge) 3,444; Williamr (Probate Judge) 3,42S; Stone County Treasurer) 3.424; Dorian (Collector) 3.430: Laurendine (Assessor) 3,434; Jackson (Circuft Clerk) 3.404; Shelton CCIty Court CIerk) 3.431; Simmons (Commissioner) 3,2O9: Andrews (Com- missioner) 3,2O9; Thrower (Commis- sioner) 1s0; Michael. Sledge, Vigor (school Commissioners) 3,S2S; Stali- worth (Geenral Administrator S,317; Hirshfield (Coroner) 3.347; Revenue and Road Commissioners. the three elected are Craft, Bauer and Cowley.
 For Solicitor, Webb received 1920 and his opponent. Kreumpel, [.
 For bond issue, 2,s12; against bond issue, 590.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Good, heavy, large Cot ton Blanket, worth $r.zS. now -. 65c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Bleac led videre Sheets, 7zxoo, torn and ironed. cheap at 65 cents.. now 4OcI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

THE REAL STUFF in a man shows when he loses his job. One man Is panic-strickeD, and regales his friends with his misfortune. Another, through timely advertising, secures a better position before his last day In the old one comes around.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

Extra good bleached Da- mask with drawn work on border, worth 75c yard, now .... .4OC They are two yards wide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

WALL PAPERs-rhe finest varieties, Ioc roll up; my work is acknowledged to be the best; satisfaction guaranteed. G. F. W. Keynton.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13

sTENOGRAPHER AND TYPEwRITER-The services of an expert can be had for piece work or small correspondence at room 5e,
 First National Bank Building su-wd-23
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Magazine Club met with Mrs. Bethea at her home on Perry Street The program was as follows: Colonial Days" by Mrs. Ruff. Jamestown VII liamsburg," by Mrs. Trimble; Ply mouth" by Mrs. Neal Anderson. Mrs. Walter Black and Mrs. J. B. Tasting. will represent the Club at Mobile.
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BergeBt ntht ben Narnen 8 0
uno acceptirt tein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-27
Seittags : Staten.

Gin Tabrpreis Plus 1917 Der &Dn-
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alien Buntten in 3era8 fir Die 5eiers
taae, 8erfauistage 3d., "a, 25.,
26. 9e5ember unb [. Sanuar, gultia
biz 4. Sauuar 1905.
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lib an Die Ggenten Der .aatp' Doer
lfreibe an !B. g. Grub.
Dallas. Ger.