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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
ELMORE.

Wetumpka. Aug. es-(Special. )-with five beats to hear from Conner has a majority of 400 over Cunningham. John- Eton and Bankhead lead the ticket for Alternate Senator Weldon carries the county for sheriff by 220 majority over Mccoy Walker gets a good majority over Strother for State Senator.
 The total vote at present Is as fol- lows: Conner 909, Cunningham 512. Gray 5e5. Meador 451. O'NeaI 291. Gar Der 1,127, Brandon 40S, Hood 700, Smith 166. Bankhead 65S. Clarke 231. Fitts 3S2, Johnston 766. Knox 255. Oates 14S. Stallings PTS, Julian 1,050, McGhee 12S, Sorsby ST. Allen 476, Seed S01, Gunnels 1,1s7, Tyson SAP, Weakley 527. Compton TOP, Harris 542. Henderson 416. Lowe 11S, McElderry 221, Skeggs 23S. White 3s4, BiIbro 506. Coleman 179. Dowdell 1.037, Mcclellan 6s5. Parks S9. Morgan 1882, Pettus 1,2S5.
 Votes for Delegates to State Conven- tion: Anderson 80, Askew S94, Billings lev sS0, Booker 1O3. Dennis 522. Do rough 719, Golson 5s5, Can't 739. Holley 765. Holmes 226, Hornsby sS2. Hudles- ion 753. Justice TIA, Langley S04, Lett 6e6. Mcdonald 50S, Robinson S2e. Storrs .7o2 Strock 517.
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AUTAUGA.

Prattville, August 2S.-(Speciai(- ThA primary election here yesterday was quiet, but from the vote poneo' if was also one of the hottest contests witnessed at an election for many wears. The thickest of the fight was for sheriff, and there was no line up for any set of officers, as men voted for candidates indiscriminately. Co., noer will receive 800 majority in this county; Meador is in the lead for Lieu tenant Governor. Hood for Auditor, McGhee for Secretary of State, Seed for Treasurer, Wilkinson for Commis- sioner of Agriculture and Industries Henderson and Compton for Associate Railroad Commissioners, Weakley for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, DowdeII and Coleman for Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, John ston and Stallings for Alternate Unit ed states Senator with Bankhead as a close third.
 Eugene Ballard Is nominated to the Ieeisiature over T. B. Love, and Joe A Cbambliss is safe in three-handed 1iqht for sheriff against V. A. Spenny ana T. E. Wright H. S. Doster can" dtSa+e for State Senator from the fif- tasntb senatorial district embracing Antauga- Chiffon and Shelby counties ratotved a solid vote from all the beats heard from to date. Returns thus Tar , in show a large vote was cast yes'er- daY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29

2s7 Parks 115, Morgan 1869. Pettus 1,256, Bankhead 613, Clark 261, ,Fitts los, Johnston 5ss. Knox 554, Oates s54. Staliings 17e. Congressman, Seventh district, Burnett, 1.43S.
 1Gadsden, August 2s.-Bi M. Pike is nominated for sheriff by 6e2 majority, J, IT. Eubanks commissioner fourth district by 11s majority. w. T. Brown. candidate for Senator from the sixth district carried Etowah county by a majority of 53 and reliable report says that Hammer. his opponent car ried St. Clair county by a majority of z2 Brown is from St. Clair and Ham, mer from Etowah. The Democratic Executive Committee met at 1 o'clock and after canyassing the vote declared the above candidates for the county officers nominated and adjourned un- til next Saturday ar Il o'clock al which time the State ticket will be canvased and the nominations will be declared the county committee win al so effect its reorganization on this date
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nI.nI1NT.

onaorts Aug. 2s.-(SpeciaLl l-Ihe e a.eta ana county elections in Blount oe',Gt,, nassed off quietly, owing to Sa.,, rain. Returns which are not et somnIeted indicate that not more fhan a thousand votes were cast III s lne entire county. Unofficial returns rom twelve beats show that Conner wlli Nave q majority of possibly two nun dred in the county for governor : S.,,II he very close between Gray ana C,nJo.I for lieutenant Governor. The Saca between Messrs. Hood and Bran .
 n tor state Auditor will be just as nIosa with the possibility of MT Hood Sa.rJn. a majority. Julian probably hss carried the county for Secretary or State. Seed will have majority m the county close to two huhdrea' Iovett has carried the county be. tween four, hundred and i've hundred votes. Harris. Henderson and Skeggs are leading for Railroad Commissioner. STbe vote for Tyson and Weakley for Chief Justice Is very close, with the odds slightly in favor of Weakley
 RiIbro has received a large vote for Associate Justice and Dowden will be nsvt to him in the final count. Bank head. Johnston and Fitts seem to be cunning even. Hall has carried the county by a large majority for Repre- sentative defeating Weaver The most interesting race in the county was that of the sheriffs. This race is betwee Wesson and Graves and is very close one. Graves is leading
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Bankhead. Johnston and Knox for Alternates.
THE coNGRESsMANIS A WINNER
Last Two Will Fight It Out for
 Second Place.
Brandon Wins for Auditor, Seed for Treasurer, Julian for Secretary of state--Harris and Henderson
 fer Associate Railroad
 Commissioner.

With an unexp1ainably slow count and with many counties unheard from except in glittering generalities. cam for many of the State offices are on the anxious bench awaiing the oficial count Saturday.
 Late reports Indicate growing rla- jority for B. B. Conner for Governor. and 1t is possible that when the ofti :. cia1 returns are announced his majori- ty over Dr. Russell M. Cunningham will be around 20.ooO. Dr. Cunning ham carried few counties. but in mary counties, which the Conner contingent claimed by overwhelming mhjoritiss. he received practical standoff. thds reducing the expected lead of the Av- ondaIe manufacturers
 While 1t is impossible to foretell the result of the race for Lieutenant Gov ernor until all of the returns are in, from present information. Henry B. Gray of Jefferson seems to be In the lead, with D. J. Meador of Marengo and Emett o'Neal of Laudordale close up. Either of the three may secure the nomination
 Frank Juiians majority grows as each report comes in. He has Jna- Jority over both of his opponents.
 Late reports practically clinch the nomination of Gen. W. W. Brandon as State Auditor over Horace Hood and Brooks Smith. The two last named will fight 1t out for the place.
 In the race for Associate Railroad Commissioners, Major John c. Harris and Mayor Charles D. Henderson of Troy appear we'll in the lead, their sup port being strong throughout all sec tions.
 For Assoeiate Justices of the su- pren1e Court. Justice Dowdell is certain of being returned, while 1t appears that IT. c. Mcclellan will get the second place.
 For alternate United States Senator. Congressman John H Bankhead's nom lpation is assured. He will lead the ticket by a safe margin. The second place lies between former Governor Joseph F. Johnston and Hon. John F. Knox, with the chances favorable 10 Governor Johnston.
 For Chief Justice. the race is un- VoubtedIy close. but the indications are That Judge John R. Tyson will go into he convention with a safe majority over the present incumbent, Chief Jus lice weakley.
 In the race for Commissioner of Az rtcuiture. contrary to early indications I A. Wilkinson of Autauga appears to have a good lead. with John B. Ward and W. M. selden leading the rest of the field.
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CHIFFON.

Clanton, Aug. 2s.-(Specia1. )--iIn- complete returns indicate that Conner has carried county by 150 majority. That the race for Lieutenant Governor Is between Gray and Meador. Brandon will win for Auditor. Julian for Secre- tary of State. Seed for Treasurer S. Nj. Adams for Commissioner of Agricul- tdre For Railroad Commissioner, Compton and McElderry; Weakley for Chief Justice. For Associate Justices. Dow He'll, Bilbro and Mcclellan lead |. Bankhead and Johnston lead for al- ternate Senator. The county is over whelmingly for Gray.
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LAWRENCE.

Courtland. Aug. 2S.-(Special)- )-Un' oficial reports from Lawrence County show the following results. Conner has carried the county, but his majority is small. O'Neal for Lieutenant-Gov- ernor, has 500 majority. It Is close be- tween Smith and Brandon, with Bran don leading. Seed has 500 majority with the race for Commissioner or Agriculture close between Harris ana cI7aays in the lead. Tyson leads weskIev by 800. Coleman and Mo C,ellan are leading for Associate Jus flee Bankhead and Johnston will be in the lead for alternate Senator. Lowe for state Senate has Sc9 or more ma ioritv fin the county. Sherrod defeats Martin for Legislature by go votes, ani Cannon probably carries the county for Sheriff. The official count will be made to morrow.
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RoOsEvELTs CORRESPONDENCE
Henceforth wiM it Employ New Mode
 Of Spelling.


 oyster Bay Aug. 2S.-President Roosevelt's correspondence is now spelled in accordance with the recom- mendation of the Carnegie spelling re- form committee of which Professor Rrander Matthews Is Chairman. An official list of the 800 reformed words reached the executive office yesterday and the letters which were mailed yesterday afternoon were spelled in accordance herewith.
 Vhis list will be the official diction- ary of the executive staff henceforth and when the committee shall add new words to the list It's recommendations are to be immediately adopted.
 Washington, Aug. 2S.-The Presi- dents order regarding phonetic spell ing will be extended 60 all parts of the government By his direction. all pub lie documents are to be printed with that form of spelling. meeting was held yesterday. called by Public Prtnt- CT stilllngs, of all the chief clerks or the various departments and a com mittee was appointed to formulate rules for carrying out this order The committee will report at future meeting.
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GEORGIA POPS.
uoke smith'a Victory Disarms Tom
 WatnOn'a FOIlowera.

Atlanta. Ga. Aug, 2s,--The populist state convention called to meet here today to nominate state ticket failed 10 materIalize, only nine delegates making their appearance
 The reasons assigned for the failure of the convention are that Hoke smiths overwhelming victory in the demo- cratic primary recently held would make it useless to put out candidate against him. Chairman Holloway. of inc executive committee, said today:
 "As has been well understood for some time we have no intention of nlacinR a ticket in the field. Fully ninety per cent of the popullsts voted for Hoke Smith. They felt that he stood for many things we have advo- cated for years.
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Lincoln. Neb, Church Burned.

Lincoln, Nebraska, Aug, 2S.-Fire today destroyed the First Christian church at Fourteenth and K streets. Loss S50o0o. The Catholics purchased the building a year ago and were chan ging 1t into a handsome cathedral Father Shine thinks that enemies of the church set fire to the structure Four firemen narrowly escaped death by falling walE s,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
SUGAR BACK or TROUBLE.
Planters Said to Re Seeking Co Compel
 Annexation.

Honolulu. Aug 2s.--The Advertiser this morning says that leading mem ber of the Hawaiian Sugar Planter Association asserts that he was tolo within a year by a sugar magnate who was A fellow passenger with him be- tween Honolulu and san Francisco that the sugar men of Cuba wanted the is- land annexed to the United States ana were raising a fund or $5.oOO.oo0 to uso in creating a disturbance which would compel the United States to Interfere and take control of tfe government.
 The Hawaiian planter says he pe- Iieves that the present revolution has b,, ntanters with the object of seeur- ing annexation.
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ETOwAH.

c,adsden, Aug, 2s.-lspecial)-The of aoini on,,nt of the State ticket was .onan,sted no"r at half past five o'clock tbis afternoon and the result is as Follows. Conner 1.OsO Cunningham 51s, Cray 6s2. oNeal 659. Meador l2l. Gar Soo milan 766, McGee 414. Sorsby 146, Alien 3e6. Seed 9S6 Gunnels 1908. Crook 534. ward 294. Lovett 243. Sell d4n 3s Wilkinson 269, Compton 279. Harris 452. Henderson 3S6, Lowe 449. Me cElderry 2o1. Skeggs 22O, White 5O1. Tyson o16. weakley 531. Bilbro 1856. Coleman 172. Dowdell 5l0, Mcclellan
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CLAY

Ashland. Aug. sS-(speciaI. )-Co- mer's majority is about 100. Seed, Brandon and Julian carry the county almost solid Harris and McElderry lead for Railroad Commissioners, Bank head and Johnston for alternate Sena- tors. The race between Moon and White for State Senator is close in this county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
EuANKLIN.

Russeilville, Aug, 2s.-tspeeial.)- This county's vote. with one box, Pleasant Site, to hear from gives Conner 369, Cunningham 2S4. Pleasant Site will not change result. Circuit Judge Almon 41S, Hodges 1892, orme 100. Votes for other officers can not be given. Knox. Bankhead and Johnston got bulk of vote, as did Skeggs and Harris. Lovett apparently leads for Commissioner of Agriculture. Ben Smith of Newberges is nominated for the Legislature. Lowery of Red Bay for Sheriff.
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HITLER.

Greenvile. Aug. 2s.-tspecial )--The Executive Committee being the re- turning officers decided to canvass the returns today instead of coming back Saturday and the following is official totals of the candidates:
 Conner, 775; Cunningham, 523; Gray, 34s; Meador, 393; O'Neal, 224: Garber. 1.105: Brandon. III; Hood, 450; Smith. 426; Julian. 545; McGehee, 1855; sorsby. 445; Allen, a25; Seed. 754; Gunnels. 1.035; Adams, 14s; Crook, .13S;. Lovett, ss; Seiden. 54; Ward, AS; Wilkinson. 2ee: Compton. "A. Harris. 455: Tender son, s21; Lowe. 119; McHlderry, 570; WeakIey. 1s6; Bilbro. I47; Coleman, SIS; DowdeIi, 2s0; Mcclellan, Al: Parks. sol; Morgan, 1,127; Pettus. 1.O69; Bank head. s63; Clarke, Is: Fftts, 2s: John ston. 217; Knox, 4S7; Oates. 129; Stall lings. 64s; Jones. 326; Reid, s71.
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TRADE WILL SOON REVIVE.
Meat Inspection Law Will IncreaH
 Business.

Business.
 Kansas City. August 2s.-Ferdinad srIzherTer of New York. president ot schwarzchild and suizoerger Company: packers, who Is Vlsltihs III Nans"S City, said last night;
 "The investigation of the packing houses and the publicity and adverse criticism that followed has had de- nressinR effect on business. but it will he very short lived. As soon as the new Inspection law goes into effect, the demand for meat will become Iarper than ever. American meats under the new inspection law will be inc best and the choicest on the market and all the old foreign trade. and more foo. will come back"
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LIMESTONE.

Athens. Aug. 2S.-(special l-The re- turns from several boxes Tn tniS county ba,,a not vet been received. but they ara wary small boxes and will not be tr befora Saturday. The vote as re, turned to date is as follows. with per hans 9oo to be returned: Conner. 465; GnnDinrham. 1s6; Cray 1o4; Meader, 3; StMaai aoo. Brandon, 25s; Hood 12S: sn,tb 9e. Julian 345; Allen. 121; Seed. 9G4. Adams. 116; Lovett. 27; selden, l0f; Ward, IA; Wilkinson SS; Compton, 3s Harris. 52; Henderson 15.. aSV' Lowe, Lowe sa Tvson. 34s; Weakley, 107; Bfbro, S0' Coleman. 116; Dowdell, 1Ss; McClel Ian. Ss1; Parks, 17; Bankhead. 3O1; Clarke, GA; Fitts. 65; Johnston. 1sS; Knox, 62 Oates. 105; Stallings. 75.
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~-.-777-~-7''77='77 GENEVA.

Geneva. Aug 2s,-4( Special )-Full returns from Geneva county give Gun ningham, 545: Conner. 520. Votes for other State candidates are not at hand. The county has probably gone for O'NeaL Julian. Seed. Ward, Henderson, Tyson, Dowdell Parks, and Johnston. Jenkins for sheriff has a majority of TO over both his opponents. Hilton and Grissett J. R. Afford is nominated for Representative without opposition, Hickman, Judge of County Court, and Carmichael Solicitor, are nominated without opposition. Mulkey. candidate for Senator from the rwenty-third District. carries Geneva county ny ninety three majority. while his op- ponent. Davis. has carried Dale, the other county in the district. by sev- eral hundred majority.
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Pnteuts for AIabnmn.

Washington. Aug. 2s.-7-(Special. )--- Patents issued: Amos K. Ersland. Fruit hurst adding and recording machine; John W. Gonce, Kinderhoox. buckle. also hame fastener; George W. Han cock, Birmingh ;os PumIlas Ensley
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.IAcKSnN.

Scottsbore, Aug. 2S-(Special )-The returns from yesterdays election are slowly coming in. but so far as heard, Conner will carry the county for Govern or; ONeal. Lieutenant Governor; Smith. Auditor; Julian, Secretary of State; Seed, State Treasurer; Gunnels. Super intendent of Education: Lovett, Com missioner of Agriculture; Henderson and Skeggs. Railroad Commissioners; Tyson, Chief Justice: Bilbro and Mo- Clellan, Associate Justices; Joseph F. Johnson and John B. Knox. Alternate Senators.
 The lightest vote In years was poll ed, Scottsbore precinct not casting one half the usual vote. Scottsboro's vote was as follows for State and County:
 Conner 156. Cunningham S2. Gray 47. Meador 59, O'Neal 127, Garber 222. Bran don AS, Hood 45. Smith 136. Julian 206, McGhee 5. Sorsby g, Allen 22. Seed 195, Gunnels 214, Adams 25, Crook IT, Lovett 1s5. Selden 21, Ward 15, Wilkinson IA, Compton 12S. Harris 51. Henderson S4. Lowe IA, McElderry 72, skeggs, Jr.,199, White 1o Tyson 157. Weakley 73. Bill bro 221. Coleman. Jr. g. DowdeI A.. Mcclellan 156. Parks 19. Morgan 222. Fettus 21s. Bankhead 91. Clarke IA. Fitts 40. Johnston 129. Knox 1oS. Oates 56 Stallings 13.
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HOUSTON.

Dothan, Aug. 2s.-(SpeciaI. )--Com- plete official returns of the vote of Houston County in yesterdays primary for State and county officers is as fol- lows: Conner. 1,266; Cunningham. sS7; Gray, 44s; Meador. 602; O'Neal, k12; Alex Garber, 1,419; William W. Brandon SIP; Hood. 21O; Smith, 6s1; Julian, 9S1; McGhee, S04; Sorsby, s4; Allen, S26; Seed. S92; Gunnells. 1858; Adams, 56; Crook, 20; Lovett. G.: Selden, 107; Ward, 1.34s; Wilkinson. I2S; Compton. 75; Harris, PA; Henderson, 9l1; McElder- ry. 157; Skeggs, 2T9; White. 497; Lowe. 307; Tyson, 99s; Weakley. TIP: Bilbro, 476; Coleman. 161; Dowdell 735; Me- Clellan, 579; Parks. 1,419; Morgan. 1.415; Pettus. 1911; Bankhead. 1.093; Clark, 326; Fitts, 77; Johnston, 461; Knox, 206; Oates. 675; StaIlings. 330. For State Senator B. A. Forester had no opposition. Representative, Dr. H. P, Calhoun, 426; W. L. Lee, 1,377; sheriR, Thomas W. Butler, LOIS: N. E. Craw- ford, 604; Carlo Murphey. 153.
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BULLOCK.

Union Springs. Aug. 2s.-(Special.)--
 The returns now in show that Bullock gave Conner 39s, Cunningham 403, majority of nine for Cunningham
 There is no material change in the re- suit as announced this morning. Mead or for Lieutenant Governor. Hood r Auditor, Julian for Secretary of State. Wilkerson for Commissioner Of Agri- culture. Henderson and White for Railroad Commissioners win. Tyson has carried the county by small vote for Chief Justice and Dowdell and Parks are in the lead for Associates. Johnston and Knox are in the lead for alternate Senator, and Seed for Treas urr. Exact votes will not be known until offfcial count is made. Bullock elects the following delegates to the State Convention: NJ. W. Britt, R. E. L. Cope, H. J. Defee. J. S. Finlay- son, J T. F1ewellen. T. s. Frazer, T. NJ Hough, L. M Moseley, S. P. Rain CT, w. A. Reynolds, c. W. Sellers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
HENRY.

Abbeviile, Aug. Especial )-The returns from Henry county are m on- plete and the vote for State officers will not be determined until the coun- ty convention meets tomorrow. Co., mer has carried the county by about 400 majority and Tyson for Chief Jus tice by vote of two to one Waid i'd for Commissioner Of AgTi ,ulture. Parks and DowdeI have the largest vote for Associate Justice, Hood lo- Auditor. Julian for Secretary of State, White and Compton for Ass 1ctato Railroad Commissioners, Oates and Johnston for alternate Senator, The vote for Representative is Yam, 1tIl; Malone. 63s; Oates snai Sapps, 37S For Sheriff. HowertoHs 754; afItdwtck. 442; Davis. 22S.
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HALE.

Greensboro, Aug. 2S.--(Special )--As near as can be estimated. Conner car ries the county by 225' Knox gets $50. Bankhead 560. Johnston 475. smita esYad nao o sma shn aTa amaapordity d Tyson rs than 100. Gewin carries the county ty a good majority for sheriff. Returns are in from all beats except one, which insures the nomination of Tuntstall and Benners for the Legislature.
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candidates had no opposition.
 BIBB.
 Centreville August 2s.-(Specia1-- More complete returns from the pri- mary election held on yesterday in Bibb couiRy' show that Conner has car ried he county for Governor by be- tween four and five hundred majority. Tyson has won for Chief Justice by probably five hundred majority. Gray leads for Lieutenant Governor by sew eral hundred. Coleman and Dowdeli have without doubt, won in the coun- ty for Associate Justices of the Su- preme Court. Henderson and Harris received majorities for Associate Rail- road Commissioners. Julian carried the county for Secretary of State, Brandon for Auditor. Wilkerson Tor Commissioner of Agriculture Knox and Johnston have carried the county for Alternate United States Senators. Jerome T. Fuller has been nominated for the legislature by good majority.
 The following persons were elected as delegates to the State Conventions: J. T. Ellison, B. M. Huey, J. J. Ken nedy. W. E. Francher. J. C. Oakley and J. W. Porter.
 The county executive committee has been called to meet here Saturday of this week to canvass the returns Of the primary election held yesterday.
 The election in the various beats was orderly and most of the people accept the results good naturedly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
TYSON IN LEAD FOR CHIEF JUSTICE;
 GRAY FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

little and 80 close Is the vote between these two candidates that it may re- uulre the official counts. The remaining candidates had no opposition.
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