davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-12-24

The following young ladies aud
gentlemen, who are attending school at
various places, arrived home this week
to spend their Christmas holidays in
Snow Hill Miss Viola Smith, Kee
Mar College. Hagerstown; Misses Annie
Peters and jamie Nc Allen, Wilmington
Business School; Glenworth Sturgis
and Charlie Bishop. Maryland Agricul-
tural College; and Asher Smith. st.
Johns College.
The Empty Stocking Club held the
final meeting of the season at the home
of Mrs. North on Thursday afternoon,
when preparations were completed for
making a number of children happy on
Christmas morning. The active mem.
bers Of the club are Misses Bessie Pur-
nell. Whsle Hargis, Nellie Price, Ella
Davis, Mabel Irwin, Mamie Straughn,
Eva Townsend, Jane McAllen. Bessie
Johnson, Annie Peters, and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
North. These girls have been engaged
il this good work for five wears, and
quietly help those who would not other
wise be visited by Santa Claus. carry
ing out the injunction of the Scripture
of not letting the left hand know what
the right hand does. for the names of
the beneficiaries are not mentioned out
side the circle. There are a number of
persons i'm Snow Hill who are honorary
members of the club. by the payment of
twenty five cents annually, and it is
earnestly hoped that the list will be
greately augmented before another
Christmas rolls around. for without the
help from these honorary members the
work could not be successfully carried
on.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
CHAMBERS.

Lafayette. April n.-(Special.) .)-No re- turns for State offices have been received from any beats. It Is estimated that about 1890 votes were cast. It Is esti- mated that Denson and DowdelI have carried the county solid. Tyson and Haralson get a good vote. It is impos- sible to estimate as to other candidates fo- Associate Justice.
 It is estimated that Oliver for Chan cellor, has carried the county solid. 60
 No returns are at hand for President of the Railroad Commission upon which to make an estimate. It will be close be- tween Conner and Smith.
 Hefln has the county for Congress by good majority No figures have been received upon which to base estimate of the vote.
 Brewer is in the lead for Circuit Judge.
 It seems that Bowling will carry the county for Solicitor by handsome ma jority.
 With seven beats heard from. Driver. for Probate Judge, has 464 votes, Gatchet 165 and Norman 261. There are six other beats. but the result will not be ma terlally changed.
 G. l.. Griffin for Treasurer and G. C. Johnson are very close. Hollingsworth for Superintendent of Education, has q handsome majority Returns are very meagre and 1t Is impossible to make 6 safe estimate on any of the other offices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
BUTLER.

Greenville, April Especial )-Returns frcm the county are very indefinite. As far as heard Graves leads Wiley by 147 votes and Powell leads Bricken for So- lioitor by 131 votes.
 Returns for Railroad Commissioner give Comsr "A Smith IS.
 Nicholson leads for Circuit Clerk by If votes.
 For County Superintendent of Educa- tor Pilley, 122; Lewis. 211.
 Peagler leads for Tax Collector by 7e votes.
 A moderate vote boiled throughout the county.
 The following win for the Supreme Court: Thos N. Mcclellan, J. R. Dow dell. Jonathan Haralson, John R. Tyson, A D. Sayre, N. D. Denson, H. c. Sel- heimer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
' CALHOUN.

{ Anniston, April (special.) )-Indica- tions point to Conner carry Calhoun Coun- -ty for President of the Railroad Com mission by 4O0 Eight of twenty-four pre- cincts were heard from at midnight.
 Anderson. penson. Kelly, sayre. seI- heimer and SigBFFen cafry the County for Associate 1ustssas With kelly .airacsi Iunanimous. M Fwhelmingiy for Chancellor of the North eastern Division.
 The following of County ticket seem elected:
 Probate Judge-E. F. Crook.
 Clerk Circuit Court--I. E. Watson.
 Superintendent of Education-H. T. Pearsons.
 Treasurer-H. B. Glover.
 Collector-D. z. GoodIett.
 Commissioner Third District-A. J. Tar win.
 Coroner-J. L. Murphy.
 Tonight returns indicate second pri- mary will be participated in by follow ing:
 Assessor-D. B. Burns and Dave Cow den. President of Commissioners Court--w. F. Hanna, John Shelnutt.
 Commissioner First District--C. D. Mar tin and Clark Morgan.
 Second District-x. H. Bagley and J. T.. Dearman. Fourth District--1. J. Davis. and J w Harris.
 Judge Inferior court-H. D. Merrill and A B. Sawyer. 29c +S Constable-Tom Hamilton and T. M. Self.
 The election passed off quiet and a large vote was boiled. Bowie was unop'
 VaAHN- z Judge Seventh Circuit and B. H. Burr for Circuit Solicitor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
RTIIInCK

Union Springs April 11.-(Special.)- )-The returns are coming in very slowly. Pre- cincts so far heard from go to show that the vote on Railroad Commissioner Is very close in& this county. Seven pre- clncts heard from give Smith a majority ot twelve votes. Other beats are con- ce6ed to increase Smiths majority.
 The nomination for Judge of Probate lies between A. E. Singleton and J. A.. Palk. with indications favorable to 5in- gleton.
 D. s. Bethune is considerably in the lead for County Superintendent of Edu- cation. and his nomination is almost cer- tain.
 Frazer will carry the county for So- licitor by large majority, and the news from the other counties in the district are favorable to his nomination. Nothing definite can be learned tonight with re- gard to the other county officers or dele gates to the State Convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
cRENSHAW.

Luverne, April n.-(Special) )-Omc1al returns cannot be secured except for county officers. For probate judge. seven hoxes give Bryan, 99; Holland, 200; Tan kersley, 174; Walker, 36o.
 Circuit CIerk-Black. S95: Perdue. 1o9; Pollard, 2s1.
 Tax Collector-Brooke. 294; Horn. 261. -
 At Luverne box, for Congress-Grayes, s5; Wiley. A.
 For Railroad Commissioner-Smith. s2; Conner, S2.
 For Circuit Solicitor -four boxes)- Bricken, 200; Powell, 105; Jones, 13. For County Treasurer-Solomon is lead ing, and I. J. Walker for assessor is de- cidedly in the lead, and will secure the nomination in the first primary.
 For County Solicitor-Dickey, 4SS: A. B. Brooks. 26s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
unuSToN.

Dothan, April lL-(Speciaf. 1.-The cleo tion passed off very quietly here today. There were 57s votes boiled at this box. At this hour n0:30 p. m.) the count Is proceeding very slowly and the county ticket is just about half counted. The State ticket will not be counted till the county ticket is finished. Almost all in- terest Is in the race for Probate Judge. and the race is very close between Judge Leslie and A. c. Crawford. It Is impos- sible to give any figures on anything in the county tonight. Conner for President of the Railroad Commission, has carried this beat and the county though John V. Smith has good vote here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
BALDWIN.

Bay Minette. April u.-(Special.)-O account of telephone trouble complete TO- turns are impossible. Smith will get about 400; Conner, 200; Kolb, 50.
 Anderson. Tyson. Haralson, Dowdeii' Denson and Kelly lead for Supreme Court.
 Wiley will get about 400; Graces, 200; Trammell. 50 for Congress
 For Circuit Judge. W. M. s. Anderson will carry the county over S. B. Brown by about 400 to 250.
 Stone will get about 45O and Grenade 200 for solicitor.
 In local politics it will take complete returns to decide race between Judge Hall and J. H H. Smith for Probate Judge.
 The county delegates to State Conven- ton will go uninstructed and are for a conservative man for president. The election was quiet and no trouble is re- ported.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
EsCAMBIA.

Brewton, April u-(special.)-Ten vot- ing precincts heard from give Brooks a large majority over owens for Probate Judge. The race for Treasurer is close between T. S. Sowell, Troutman and Jackson, incumbent, and will necessitdte official count to decide. Neal and Oban- non for Superintendent of Education are neck and neck. Mcclellan has good ma toritv over D. s. Sowell for Assessor. Holland was unopposed for Collector. Rankin is safe by abig majority over two opponents for Clerk. Conner will carry Escambla by a small majority. Bricken for Solicitor has big vote. The Associate Justices vote cannot be determined until returns are all in. Wiley for Congress received a nice majority although Graves made a good race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
EToWAH.

Gadsden, April 11.-(SpeciaL)-A heavy vote was boiled in Gadsden beat. but was rather light in the country beats. The greatest interest centers in race for Probate Judge. Lovejoy for reelection was opposed by three good men. The news so far places race between Lovejoy of Gadsden. and Penn. of Aattalla. It is nip and tuck with odds in favor of Love joy.
 Nothing is definite as to Railroad Com missioner race or Associate Justices
 The news from Winston, Cullman and DeKalb shows Burnett has carried these counties over Lusk. In Guntersville beat, Lusk's home, Lusk received only two votes more than Burnett Burnett's re- nomination. is assured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
DALE.

Ozark, April 11.-(SpeciaD-The elt ction passed off quietly in this County today a light vote being boiled. Unofficial returns from fourteen out of seventeen precincts give Windham 4Sl. Edwards. 42 and Me Carty. 4O2 for Probate Judge. J. R. Levy is nominated over Trawick for Circuit Clerk. The second race for Tax Collec- tor will be between J. E. Barnes and T.. ] Fain; for AsseEs Esor. between J. A. Mo L,eod and C. w. Reynolds; for Treasurer. s. L. Bowling and John Carroll. ST.; Su- Iperintendent of Education, A. N. Haw- iSins and J. M. Head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12

The Democrats of Alabama voted yes +erday for the nomination of candidates for State and County officers. and neavs vote was boiled Nearly everywhere u" contests came off quietly. and al ohi. A few places were there semblances oi trouble. The most notable fght or the day perhaps was between $. D. Co1he,' , candidate for President of the state haii- road Commission, and E. A. DeFuniaK. General Agent of the Louisville ana Nashville Railroad at Birmingham. ne two men engaged in a fisticun over some anti-election newspaper puollcatiohs' ou' no harm was done beside oioooy nose
 The main interest centered Tn the con. test for President of the State haiiroao Commisston. and the returns so far re- ceived indicate that Hon. B. 5. .oines has been nominated though he prooaoiy did not poll a majority of the votes cast
 There were many candidates in the nelo for Associate Justice of the supreme Court. and the returns are not sunclen' to demonstrate the winners.
 Much interest was taken in the several races for Congress, that in the Slxtn District being perhaps the most excitins It is believed that Congressman Bank head has been re-nomlnated over Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson. although the hero of the Merrimac put up a splendid fight. Congressman Burnett in the sev- enth District last night wired The Adver- tiser that he had been renominated over Hon. John A. Lusk by 2.0OO majority Tn the Second District, Congressman Wiley will be returned over Hon. Bibo Graves, while in the Fifth the news indi- cates the nominat ton of Secretary of State J. Thomas Hedin over his oppo- nentS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
GENEVA

Geneva, April H.--(S Special Partial rc- turns indicate that the vote in this .coun~ ty will not exceed one thousand Returns from several beats indicate that Black is nominated for probate judge. Gfi- christ for treasurer Ward for collector, McEachern for assessor; Draughoh for clerk. and Lamrnons for superintendent of education
 The vote for State officers is not at hand except this beat. which gives Com CT, 73; Smith, 52.
 Hubbard. for circuit judge. ST: Pearce. ss.
 For associate justices. Anderson. si; Callahan, 10; Denson, f9: Dowdeli, IT; Haralson, 70; Kelly. 1T: Sayre. Ss; SeI- heimer. 20; Simpson. 45; Thorington. g7: Tyson, 72.
 Hartford beat gives 114 for Pearce. and 8 for Hubbard. for circuit judge.
 It is thought the county will go for Co., mer by between 100 and 200 majority. and for Pearce over Hubbard by small ma jority. Congressman. solicitor and cham cellor have no opposition. Accurate re- turns from State results from all the beats probably can not be had before the official count Thursday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
coNECUH.

Eyerereen. 4Apsii M-(speciai.l- l--Five hnxes heard from give Dean for probate judge plurality over Savage and Stall- worth
 Tisdale for clerk is in the lead.
 Anderson, Denson, Dowdell. Sayre, Ty- son and Simpson will carry the county
 Wiley will probably get 800 majority over Graves
 Bricken will get a majority for solicit tor.
 Conner will sweep the county for Rail- road Commissioner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
AUTAUGA.

Prattville. April 11.-(Special. )-When the telegraph office closed. the vote was half counted. In this beat Smith for Railroad Commissioner Is in the lead; Heflin leads for Congress. Collier for Judge of the Fifteenth Circuit; Tate leads for oSlicitor. Only four beats have been heard from The vote appears tc be light and the count has, been slow.
 Prattville. April u.-(SpeciaD-Com returns from Prattville beat are as fol ows For Chief Justice-McCellan, 216: for Associate Justices-Anderson, 75: Calla- han. 12; Denson. 24i: Dowdell, 2SS: Haral- son, Al; Kelly, 46; Sayre, l51; Selheimer 70; Simpson, PA; Thorington. 167; Tyson I76
 For supernumerary Judge-Alston. 232
 For President Railroad Commission-B B. Conner. 91: Compton. 1; Kolb, S2 Smith, 124.
 For Congrcss-Catts, 7e; Goggans, 2 Golson. 45; Hefiin. 115; Riddle, 2; Smith. 5
 For Judge Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Collier, 14S; T. Scott Sayre. 100.
 For Solicitor-J. M. Holley, "A; F. L. Tate, 172.
 For Chancellor-Bridges 12; Dunlap, S6 Dillon, 92; Oliver, 46; Whiteside, s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
CONVECTION.

Andalusia, April ll.-lSpeclaI )-Nlne beats heard from giving for Probate Judge Robinson, 463; Prestwood, 3Sl. Other beats will give Robinson and Prest- wood about an even break. giving Robin son about l32 majority. Beats heard from are for Wiley by an overwhelming ma jority.
 The county will go for Smith by d small majority for Railroad Commis- sIoner
 Denson. Dowdell. Haralson. Sayre, Ty- son, Thorington and Selheimer are get ting a large vote Selheimer Is little behind.
 For Circuit Judge, Pearce is ahead by small majority. Pearce will carry the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
,JFFFERSON.

Birmingham. April 11.-SSpecial. )-Re- turns frop the primaries in Jefferson county are coming in slow tonight and at F o'clock there had not been enough received to base any positive statements as to the more important positions.
 The Conner leaders claim that while re- turns in so far are close. that the final result will be in favor of Conner by a small majority.
 The chancery division composed of Jef- ferson, Tuscaloosa. Blount and Fayette counties is in. doubt, though Chancellor J. c. Carmichael Is confident of having ZS1--- 15.-.----s = TS-,-...- ryS.-.-- V
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
CoosA.

Goodwater, April n.-(Special )-Eigh' beats keard from in Coosa give McClel' Ian, z7S; Anderson. 22s; Callahan, so Denson, 5s0; Dowdell. 349 Haralson. POI Kelly, 287; sayre. 167; Selheim, SS; Simp' sen. PIP; Thorington, 200; Tyson, SS2.
 Conner, 2S7; Kolb. 5S; Smith 16l.
 Catts, 46; Goggans, 15S; Gohlson, IA Heain. sOs; Smith, s5: Riddle, 5s.
 Brewer, 329; Lackey, 252.
 Solicitor, Bowling. s1s Heflin, 23.
 Chancellor, B. B. Bridges. 25O; H. J. Giilam. 231.
 Crawford will carry the county for Pro- bate Judge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
GREENE

Eutaw, April 1.-tspeciai.1 1-Banlxhead carries Greene county by over 200 major- ity. ~Comer leads by a good majority. Spratt for judge of the Sixth district. leads by a good majority. Impossible to offices close. Smith leads for probate judge. and Mobley for circuit clerk. The election passed off quietly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12

Fight Wagsd Against the Interests of the Common Car riers Seems Successful For Members of the Supreme Court the Present Associate Justices arc Apparently In the Lead---Heavy Vote PolIed Throughout the State And Two Disturbances Occurr-.-Mr. Conner and E. A. DeFunak Engage in a Fsticuff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
HENRY.

Columbia. April Especial )-One hun- dred and ninety votes were polled, which was a light vote.
 Mcclellan, 141: Anderson, 101: Callahan. 63; Denson, 60; Dowdell. 121: Haralsons 12O: Kelly. 45: Sayre. no. Selheimer. g; Simpson, 70, Thorington. 60; Tyson. 1so.
 Alston, 13s.
 Conner, 3s; Kolb. 20: Smith. 100.
 Clayton, 161.
 Hubbard. 68; Pearce. 60.
 R. H. Parks. 16s
 W. l.. Parks, 161.
 The vote on the county tickets is close between Crawford and Leslie for probate judge. Brown for clerk. has the beat solid.
 Abbeville, April 11-(Special)-It is in- possible to get all the returns tonight. Conner has no doubt carried the county It Is close between Hubbard and Pearce for circuit judge. In this beat Gordon. for probate judge. Carr for treasurer Blacklidge for circuit clerk. Searcy for assessor, Whitehead for collector and Ward for superintendent of educations lead. The count of the State ticket is still in progress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
RETURNS FROM PRIMARY INDICATE NOMINATION 0F
 HON. Z B. C0AER AS PRESIDENT OF COMMISSION

Fercey Contested Fight for Nomination for Congressman In the Sixth District Seems to Have Resulted in Victory For Congressman Bankhead--WiIey Wins Over Graves In the Second and in the Fifth j. Thomas HefIn Polls More Votes Than Any of His Opponents Burnett Carries the Seventh Over Lsk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
CHEROKEE

Centre. April Il.-(SpeciaI. )-Comer' s majority is about 400 and Burnett's about 4J It Is close between Tally and liar alson for Circuit Judge. Hunt, for So- licitor. will win by a good majority. In- dications of the county ticket are: j. L. Savage, Probate Judge; J. D. willer, Tax
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12

and Smith. how ever. was spirited and the voting was very close. a small majority in both city and county be- ing claimed by the latter.
 The county was vitally interested too, in the election of a Solicitor. R. H. Mangum. of Dallas, being of course the favorite in local cir cles. His election by the Circuit is claimed.
 The polls were opened at 8 o'clock this morning and the voting was  steady throughout the day. about 900 votes being polled in the five wards of the city. and about zoo in the rural pre- cincts.
 Railway trains op- erated by men de- siring to vote were held until after the opening of the booths and the vot- ing strength of the county was thus . m a t e r tally in- rHaa0nA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12

Heffin. April n.-tSpecial. .)-Comer car- ried this county three to one. The race for probate judge is between Carruth of this place and Stephens of Edwardsville. The race for all the county offices is in doubt,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
DALLAS.

Selma. April -(Speclal.)-The second general election under the new election
 law took place today. and so far as local unty contests were concerned was of liitle interest. The fight between Conner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12

Cullman, April u.-(Special.) )-Voting precincts heard from give B. B. Conner a good majority for Railroad Commission CT. John L. Burnett Is leading by good majority for Congress, against John A. Lusk. Robert I. Burke will receive the nomination for probate judge of Gull man county over Judge s. L. Fuller. present incumbent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
HARBOUR.

EufauIa. April 11.-(Special. 1.-The cleo tion passed off quietly. The count for State officials will not he completed until after midnight Conner Is leading the ticket in this beat two to one and has forged ahead in every beat heard from It Is believed he will carry the county.
 Sanford for solicitor is leading and will win in the county
 Sayre, Kelley. Simpson, Thorington, Denson and Tyson are leading the ticket. The count for this beat gives Pruett for Probate Judge. 279; Grubbs, s6; Winn. II. Treasurer. Pierce. B; Andrews, 256
 Tax Collector, Roberts. 313 Capel. 131
 Circuit Clerk. McCraney. SO; Cox. 8; McLendon, 143; Shaw, I; Stevens, Il; Thweatt, 1S7; Watkins. 2s.
 L. J. Clawton for precinct judge Beat 5, 21O: Daniels. sS; Brassell 8.
 Beats heard from up to this hour show a plurality for Grubbs of IS votes. A second primary will have to be held.
 Roberts for Collector; Capels for Treas urer and McCraney for Clerk lead the ticket. About fifteen hundred votes were boiled in the county 1t was learned here q row occurred in one of the beats in which an unknown man was badly hurt
 Clayton. April u-(Special. With only two or three country beats to hear from returns at this hour G1 o'clock p. m) as tabulated here are as follows:
 For Probate Judge-T. D. Grubbs. 704; W. H. Pruett, 59S; G. W. Vim. 227.
 For Treasurer-Charles Capel, 757 W. D. Andrews 546.
 Tax Collector-B. T. Roberts, SO3; F. B. Pierce, 214
 For Assessor-R. M. McEachern had no opponent and in nominated.
 For Clerk-M. J. McCraney, 325; Cox, 200; McLendon. 2l6; Watkins, lsl; Ste phens. 129; Thweatt, Al; Shaw. s.
 Local interest in county candidates overshadows returns on the State ticket from the country beats, but reports indi- cate a sweeping majority for Conner, Throughout the county indications are that Frazier will lead for solicitor. The election passed off quietly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
CLARKE.


 ThomasVille, April n.-(Special. )-The vote here follows: For Associate Justice-Andersone 3O6 Denson, 35 Dowdell 4; Haralson. 19 Kelly, Is: Sayre. 30; Selheimer, 16; Simp son z; Thorington. 6; Tyson, A Conner. 197: Kolb, Il; Smith, 6. For Circuit Judge-Lackland. l4S; Gil der. 3; Cunningham. 50; Miller. 8. For Solicitor First Circuit-DAvis, 1ls Dunn, p; Gray, 55; Mccorvey, 6. Probate Judge-Dafin, 2s; Foscue, l67; Long, F.
 Treasurer-Agee. 112; Carter. 93. Assessor-Curry. 62; Doyle, 146. Circuit Clerk-Burge. 133: Cunningham "A
 TaIlahatta gives Foscue. 8: Dafin. s; suggsviIIe. 2S for Foscue and for Daffin; Walker Springs gives Foscue 25. Daffin, 16; Cunningham. 15; Burge. sS; Doyle, S4 Curry, Il.
 solicitor-Davis, 14; Dunn. 9; McCor- vey. IA.
 Jackson, April 11-(special )-The fol- lowing Is the vote of Jackson precinct: For Probate Judge. W. L. Daffin, 20; Clayton Foscue, "A; Thomas A. Long, "A County Treasurer. J. NJ. Agee. ITO; T. A Carter. f
 Tax Assessor. D. A. Curry. Ill; Jesse Doyle, 23: J. s. Finch, 20
 Tax Collector. William Mobley, l66. Clerk Circuit Court. H. P. Burge, 7S; J. W Cunningham, 9s
 County Superintendent of Education, R, C. Heard. 142.
 County Commissioner Fourth District L. E. Mcleod. l59.
 Thomas Mcclellan. 120; John c. Ander- son. 162; N. D. Denson. 49: J. R. Dow dell. S3 Jonathan Haralson. l06; A. D. Sayre, 1O7: H. c. Selhimer, 23: R. T Simpson. 59; w. H. Thorington. 59; John R. Tyson. 121
 A. P. Alston, 126.
 B. B. Conner. e6; H. c. Compton. 1; R F. Kolb, 3s; John V. Smith. 67.
 G. w. Taylor. 140.
 Judge First Judicial Circuit William Cunningham. 7S; J. T. Lackland SO E J. Glider, l; J. w. Miller. IT,
 Solicitor First Judicial Circuit. T. w Davis. 12: w. D. Dunn. 104: O. l.. Gray 42; w. G. McCorvey. r.
 Chancellor of Southwestern Division Thomas H. Smith, 1S9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
CnITMAN

Cullman, April n.-(special )-Returns are very incomplete. From present indi- cations the county goes for Smith. Burnett, old Supreme Court judges, add ing Simpson. Kelly. and perhaps. Ander- son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12

For President of Railroad Commission. Conner will carry the County by 5c0. The race is close between samford and Frazer with the odds In favor of Frazer for so- licitor of Third District.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-12
CHILToN.

Clanton, April Il. Especial. J. For Railroad Commis- sioner Conner car- ries the county.
 For Supreme Court Associate Jus tices. Denson. Dow dell. Kelley. Tyson, Haralson. Thoring- ton, are safe.
 Tate carries the county for Solicit tor.
 The county appears to have gone for Gil-