The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-29
OFFICIAL BALLOT
 IS NOW COMPLETED
No Further Entries Can be
 Made to List
MAKE UP OF THE TICKET
All Will Have Candidates for the State Offices Down to Congressman. List of the candi-
 dates.

Montgomery, July 2S.-(Speeial)-Th are off in a bunch The ticket for the democratic primary of the state of Ala bama. for August 27, has been completed and those who are not now on the books of State Chairman II. s. D. Mallory, with the money for the entrance fee in bank, are forever debarred from the primary election of the said democratic party of the state of Alabama for the said August 27. 1906. The last minute of the time ex- pired when the hour of midnight arrived last night, the ending of the day of July 27.
 As the list stands there are two for governor three for lieutenant governor; one for attorney general, three for audi tor, three for secretary of state. two for treasurer, one for superintendent of edu- cation, six for commissioner of agriculture and industries, seven for associate rail- road commissioners. with two to select; two for chief justice of the supreme court. five for associate justices of the supreme court, with two to select; two for United States senators. seven for alternate sena- tors, with two to select; two for Congress in the Fourth district, and one each for Congress in the Ninth and Seventh dis 1 tricts three for judge of the Eleventh circuit with one to select and one for chancellor of the Northwestern Chancery division.
 Make-Up of Ticket. The full ticket as it is made up now is given below. In order to protect against error it is hoped that any man who has been left off or his name put in wrong or misspelled, or notes anything not as it should be will so notify J. Kirk Jackson, at Montgomery at once so that 1t may be corrected on the tickets. MT. Jackson has charge of printing and getting out the tickets and other supplies and will be glad to have any suggestion that should be looked after.
 All the tickets will have the candidates for state offices down to congressman. In the counties of the congressional districts only congressman for each district will be voted for For instance in the counties of the Ninth district there will be no names for congressman save that of MT. Underwood. In the counties for the Eleventh judicial circuit only will the names of the candidates for judge of that circuit be printed, and the same is SC of the Northwestern Chancery division.
 The Full Ticket.
 OFFICIAL BALLOT.
 Primary election, August H 1906. Make a Cross Mark (1l) before the name of the candidate of your choice. - Tor Governor-vot for One.
 B. B. CONFER.
 R. M CUNNINGHAM For Lieutenant Governor-Vot for One
 HENRY B. GRAY.
 D. J MEADoR
 EMMETT O'NEAL.
 For Attorney General-vote for One.
 ALEX NJ CAREER.
 For State Auditor-vote for One.
 WILLIAM W. BRANDON.
 HORACE HOOD.
 c. B. SMITH. For Secretary of stafe-vote for One,
 FRANK N. JULIAN.
 A. F. McGHEE.
 w. F. soRSBY.
 For State Treasurer-vote for One
 WALTER D. SEED. For Superintendent of Education-Vote for One.
 HARRY c. GUNNELS. For Commissioner of Agriculture and In- dustries-Vote for One.
 SAMUEL M. ADAMS.
 JAMES CROOK.
 J. A. B. LovErT.
 W. M. sELDEN.
 J. B. WARD.
 J. A. WILKINSON. For Associate Railroad Commmlssioners- Vote for Two.
 H. c. COMPTON.
 JOHN G. HARRIS.
 CHARLES A. HENDERSON.
 ROBERT J. LOWE.
 G. T. McELDERRY.
 HENRY A. sKEGGs. JR
 WALTER S. WHITE. For Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Vote for One.
 JOHN R. TYSON. SAMUEL D. WEAKLEY. ' For Associate Justices of the Supreme
 Court-Yote for Two.
 J. A BILBRO. THOMAS w. COLEMAN, JR.