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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
scREws-IENNIs.

The Beaumont (Tex) Enterprise or s,,ndav contains the following tefe- granhio notice of the marriage of MT. Michel H. Screws and Miss Katherine May Jennis:
 Port Arthur, Tex, Aug. 25.-Ihe
 wedding of Mir. M. H. Screws 10 Miss Katherine May tennis, which occurred in this city at an early hour today, IS one of the happiest events of the sea son. Owing to the prominence or both young people much interest has been manifested in tho ceremony that pouho together their future lives, and even | though the wedding was almost strict | ly private. the good wishes of countess friends will follow them on their jour ney OCT matrimonial seas. The we'd l ding took place. at the home of the | brides mother on Lake Shore drive. and was attended by only immediate relatives of the contracting parties. Rev. F. M. Boyles of the Methodist | Church off1ciated.
 After the ceremony an elegant re. past was served, after which the young | couple left on a two weeks honey l moon trip to. San Antonio and other points of interest
 Miss tennis is the cultured and love- ly daughter of Doctor Jennis. who formerly practiced his profession in this city She is endowed with all the
 rare charms of womanhood, and by her many winning graces has won hosts of friends, not only in this city, but elsewhere as we'll where she has gained wide acquaintance. MT. Screws Is a graduate of the Alabama State
 University and practiced law in that State several years before coming to Texas He was also secretary to Gov orners Sanford. Jelks and Cunning nam for a course of several years. His father was State Senator from the Montgomery District and an uncle is at present editor and president of The Montgomery Advertiser.
 Mir. Screws came to Port Arthur only q few months ago and Las held the po- sition of cashier of the Park Bank here ever since. He recently acquired management of the local opera house and has shown splendid business judg- ment in all his dealings with the pub lie.
 The young couple will return to Port Arthur in about two weeks and will make their future home here The writer joins host of friends in con-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
nrenslng the Neck.

Few women realize how much thelr appearance depends on the way they dress their necks. Women with short necks bundle themselves up until they look as if they had chronic sore throats, while a girl with a neck like a giraffe wears a little turndown collar
 Let her who has the long neck wear all the high. soft neck adornments she can get together. With an evening gown she need not be afraid to put a hand ribbon under her necklace, and she will look all the better.
 In the daytime medium necked wo- men should never wear a collar that confines the neck too much. In the evening the least adornment possible, and if she be fortunate enough to have A pretty neck and throat she Is better usithank any iawels- If aha must wear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
Looks Like
 A Miracle


 An exchange from Mattoon. Ills, gives an interesting account of re- markable experience of Mrs. Charles RiIls. of 2312 DeWitte Ave-, that city, who, after being a cripple from rneu- matisn for several months says siie was able to get up and walk after three days treatment with L. T. Coop erss new medicines.
 Continuing the article says: Mrs: Bills Is well known in Mattoon and her case is looked upon as one Of the most startling that have yet been credited to Cooper's preparations
 An interview with Mrs. Bills is quoted as follows: No one knows what I suffered from rheumatism and it is indeed great relief to be able to walk with eases and without my crutches after being helpless for so long, I had heard many reports of the wonderful resslts that were &C., complished with these medicines but could never believe that they were so effective unless had tried them myself, after everything else failed" It will be remembered that these are the medicine that have been affecting such remarkable results for sufferers all over the country of late. Several cases of unusual nature have been re- ported in Montgomery. The preparations which are known as Cooper's New Discovery and Coop CTS Quick Relief are handled here by E. G. Fowler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
rrentment of a Watch.

If a watch Is expected to go well and to keep good time the first and chief demand it makes is that it should have regular attention. As far as possible it sl nrld be wound up every day about the same hour, and if 1t is worn let 1t be worn regularly, not taken out for three days and then returned to its case for the remainder of the week. Extremes of temperature should also be avoided. as sudden cold or heat works havoc with a valuable watch and its delicate mechanism Another point to be noted is that the watch should be kept m the same position. If it Is carried oy day In an upright po- sition hang 1t on a hook at night. pref erabIy against something soft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
BALLAD SA.

svlacaura. Aug. 27.-(SpeciaL)7 For Governor, Cunningham, 79: Come 14o.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Gray, VI Meador. 102; O'Nea1. 2s.
 For Secretary of state-Julian. l24: McGhee, 6S; Sorsby, 1s.
 For Superintendent of Education Gunnels, 19I.
 For Attorney General--Garber. PIP.
 For state Auditor--Brandon, 14S: Hood 5; Smith. 66.
 For State Treasurer-Allen, 5i; Seed. 151.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture Adams, g; Crook, 5: Lovett, 5; Seldenl 12; Ward, 40; Wilkinson, Al.
 For Associate Railroad Commission er-Compton. T; Harris, 50; Henderson 95; Lowe. 25: McElderry, ib7; Skeggs 70; White, II.
 For Chief Justice-Tyson. 61; Weak ley 157.
 For Associate Justices-Bilbro, 42 Coleman, 54; Dowdell. 1s7; Mcclellan 55; Parks. n. For Alternate United States Senator l-Bankhead, I'll; Clarke, 79; Johnston 66; Knox. 146; Oates, 30; Stallipgs, s5 Fitts, 2.
 For United States senatorr-Morgsn 212; Pettus. 202. Clarke, IZ; craig, lSf. Linder will likely be elected super intendent of education. Te race he. tween Sims and Edwards for county solicitors. Lawson and Sanford carry the county for the Legislature. Taladega, Aug. 27.-(SpeciaL )--Th' outcome for Governor is very uncer tain. The strong Conner beats giv, Conner about 100 majority. Knox. Bank head and Johnston lead so far in tn order named. Weakley has a smai l lead and Meador will get good ma jority. McElderry and Henderson ar leading, as are also Julian and Bran don. The long ticket has made returns slow in coming in and figures at hant | now are uncertain, A beat has jus given Cunningham fifty majority ant his friends say he will get county D! small majority.
 TaIladega, Aug. 27--(speciai.) )--Cun ningham will get tho county by not les than fifty majority. Weakley has good lear Knox and Bankhead hay 1 the lead in the race for Alternate Sena tor, Brandon, Julian, Seed, McElderry Henderson, Wilkinson. Coleman, Dow | dell, Meador and Craig all are leading Figures are not completed but ma. be relied to put the men in the lea' l here mentioned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28

suits arc extraordinary. One shell was carved in scenes from the birth of our thG crucifixlon and has the garden and the crlcifixion and has the general eff feet of delicate frostwork. Under the magnifying glass every detail is seen to be perfect in outline and in finish. 1t was executed to order for a wealthy American and cost nearly $200. About l50 persons make a living by this in- dustry, which is 500 years old. In ths shops the workmen sit upon the floor. their benches in front of them; the air Is full of whitish dust, and the light admitted by the single window and the open door. Is so dim that the exquisite tracerv of the wrought shells is a mys- tery even before the visitor notes how few. simple and crude are the instru- ments employed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
wIIcnx.

Camden, Ahg. 27.-(speciaL) )--Re' turns are coming in slowly and nt definite results can be given tonight Of the four or five beats heard from Conner leads for Governor. Stanford foi Probate Judge and Moore for Sheriff The vote in Camden Is for Governor B. B. Conner, ST; Cunningham, IS; fol Lieutenant Governor. Meador. 69 O'Neal. 55; Gray, IS. Auditor. Bran don. 6e; Smith. 5s: Hood. 53: Secreta- ry of State, Julian, 85; McGehee. 41 Sorsby. 10; Treasurer. Allen. Ss; Seed 102; for Commissioner of Agriculture Wilkinson. 100: Railroad Commission. CT. Compton. 52; Harris, 47; Henderson Ss; Lowe, 43; Chief Justice, Tyson. Ios Weakley, S7; Associate Justices. Bil. bro, 30; Coleman. ST; Dowdell. 66; Mo. Clellan. s5; Parks. II: Alternate Sen. ators. Bankhead, 2e; clarke. 40: Fitts 94; Johnston, 26; Knox. 61; oates, { Stallings, 95. The result for County offices is not known at o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
pERRY.

Marion. Aug 27.--tSpeciaL)-No of- fciaI returns are in tonight. Marion beat will be near a tie for Governor Tyson far in lead. Clarke is leading for Senate, followed closely by Knox and Johnston. The country beats are mixed. Cunningham makes unexpected gains. Meador and Gray are evenly matched TKe race between King and Nelms for Sheriff is close. White and Pitts are leading for Representatives
 Conner will no doubt carry the county.
 Uniontown, Aug. 27.-(special. )--- Following is the official vote of Union town precinct; Conner. "A; Cunning ham, 62; Gray, 58; Meador, 42; o'Neai, 30; Garber, 125: Brandon, s4; Hood. lIi smith, 27y Julian. 11s; McGehee. T; sorsby, z; Allen. 22; Seed, 1o6; Gun nels, 114; Adams, 3; Cook, 8; Lovett, B; Selden, 95: Ward. 3; Wilkinson. 2S; Compton, Is; Harris, 55; Henderson, s2; Lowe, 10; McElderry, 25; Skeggs. 4; White, l2: Tyson, 73; Weakley. 57; Bill bro. 45; Coleman, 5s; Dowdell, S2; Mo CIeilan, 5s; Parks, s: Morgan. iso; Pet tus. 127; Bankhead. IT; Clarke, 53' Fitts, 2; Johnston, 38; Knox, 39; Oates, S2; Stallings. 13; Underwood. 129.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
RARROrR
Eufaula.

Eufaula, Aug. 27-(speciaL) )-Thi, box gave Conner 296. Cunningham s6 Gray 2S9, Meador 26, O'Neal 11s, Bran don. 142. Hood 163, O'Neal 11s, Bran 263. McGhee 45. Sorsby 49. Allen 1855, Seed 197. Adams II. Crook 20. selden IS. Lovett 20. Ward 269. Wilkinson 65 Compton 24. Harris 32, Henderson ls0 Lowe 250 ,McElderry 2, Skeggs 20, White 211. Tyson 226, Weakley IA, Bilbro 90. Coleman 32, Dowdell 126, Nc Clellan 154, Parks 2S3. Bankhead 259, Clarke 153. Pitts 8. Johnston 120. Knox 57, Oates 66. stallings 1e.
 Batesville Beat gives Conner 8. Gun ningham o.
 Spring Hill. Conner 30, Cunningham 1.
 Hawkinsville-Com 10, Cunning ham 3.
 Cotton Hill-Comer 20, Cunningham o.
 White oak-Comer ii. Cunningham 1.
 Dispensary won out in Eufaula-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
SIT. CLAIR.


 whitney, Aug. 27,-(Special. )--Vote at Ashvllle: B. B. Conner. 109; R. M- Cunningham. 17; Henry B. Gray, 29; D. J. Meador. A; Emmett oNeal, 123; Alex M. Garber. 76; William w. Bran don, 3S; Horace Hood. 30; c, B. Smith, S3; Frank N. Julian, 54; A. F. McGhee, IT; W. E. Sorsby, 10; Chas A. Allen, S7; Walter D. Seed. 5O Henry-c. Gun nels, CT; Samuel M. Adams, IT; James Crook, g; J. A. B. Lovett. 25; w. NJ Selden, 4; John B. Ward, IT; J. A. Will kinson, 20; H. c. Compton. 3; John G. Harris, 29; Chas. Henderson. 29; Robt. J. Lowe, Is; G. T. McElderry, 49; Hen rv A, Skeggs, Jr, 31; Walter S. White, 12; John R. Tyson. A; Samuel D. Weak ley, 56; J. A. Bilbro, S3; Thomas w. Coleman, Jr., 49; J. R, Dowdell. 30; Thomas c. Mcclellan, Is; W. L. Parks. 6; Jno. T. Morgan. s4; Pettus. S2; Jno. H. Bankhead, Se; R. II. Clarke. 22; Will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
SUMTER.

Meridian. Miss, Aug .27-(Special.) )-- Long distance telephone messages from Livingston tonight state that the vote cast in Sumter County was but an aver age one. the interest being manifested in the race for Governor and Alternate Senator only It will take the official count to determine many of the win ners but indications pointed to Gun ningham carrying Sumter by small majority. For Alterate Senators banK- head and Clarke had things their own way, running far ahead of the others Henry Gray leads for Lieutenant GOV ernor and Smith carried the County by a big majority for Auditor. Lowe ieaas inc others for Railroad Commissioners. Gos 1 weather prevailed until late in the nj -rnoon, when minor rains were .M- per4enced. Reports from the ent'rS county are that the election was a ouie' and orderly ope throughout.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28

some, let them be a string Of pearls or necklace of solitaire diamonds.
 The thin necked scrawny women are the ones that can drape themselves with the old fashioned necklace with pendants A dress cut open at the throat is always dressy and even for old ladies Is becomingly pretty. but their necks must be thoroughly covered with folds of net or soft tulle.
 Nothing Is ever prettier for old ladies' wear than the kerchiefs which consist of a square of net folded and put under the gown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
Delicate Work.

The chief industry of Bethlehem of Judaea is that of the mother-of- pearl workers. The shells are brought from the Red Sea, and in the hands of native artisans are polished and carved, the larger into elaborate designs; the smaller are cut up for rosaries and crosses. The work Is all done by hand, and the methods are amazingly primi-
 tive to a spectator from countries Of stAam and electric power. but the rec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, Aug. 27--(Special. )-Tne election passed of quietly here loday. No state returns have yet been re ceiyed though 1t is believed that co- mer and Cunningham will run close From the beats already heard lrop- Frank s Moody is far in,I the lead for State senator, and J. M Foster and Fleetwood Rice for the Legislature. Latham and Darden are running close for Sheriff. @
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
WATKER.

Jasper. Aug. 7-(specfal) )-Returns are slow coming in. but indications are that Corners majority in Walker County. if he carries the County. will not be large. Bankhead has carried the County for alternate Senator and Johnston will probably win for the same place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
RANDOLPH.

Roanoke. Aug. 27.-(Speciai.) )---Co- mer will carry Randolph by good majority. Other State officers are doubt full. Bankhead and Knox leading for Senator. W. R. Avery is probably nominated for the Legislature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28

Don't meet every one with a smile some man will think you are laughing at him at d knock your block or!
 X man(ls willing to show his wife how to d a lot of things round the place exeeD. run the lRwn mower.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
INDICATIONS POINT TO THE
 NOMINATION OF COMER
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county, by about 250 or 300 majority. Charles Henderson is carrying every thing in this county and is making a splendid run in all the counties that have been heard from south of here.
 Brundidge, Aug. 27.-(Special)- )-For Governor--Cunningha 47; Conner. 15e
 For Lieutenant Governor Gray. 7s: Meador. f2; o'Neal. s5.
 For Secretary of State--Julian. 124: McGhee. ST; Sorsby. 2.
 For superintendent of Education Gunnels, 151.
 For Attorney General--G -Garber, l6S.
 For State Auditor Brandon, 99: Hood. 51; Smith. 33.
 For State Treasurer--Allen, "A; Seed. 105.
 For Commissioner of Agriculturc-- Adams 1T: Crook, 8; Lovett, 0; Selden, q: ward. 1s7: Wilkinson. 4s
 For Associate Railroad Commissions er-compton, ': Harris. IS; Henderson. 1s1: Lowe. 1; McElderry. O; Skeggs, 1: White. 113.
 For Chief Justice--Tyson. sS; Weak
 For Associate Justices--Bilbro. a5; Coleman, 5; Dowdell, 131; Mcclellan, 2; Parks. 160.
 For Alternate United States sena- tor--Bankhead, 46; Clarke. 67; Iohn- ston. 5l; Knox 80; Oates, s1 stallings,
 For United States senator-Morgan. 150; Pettus. 1855.
 The following vote for Sheriff was cast at Brundidge beat: Carroll, SO: Mcbride, 119.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28

liam c. Fitts. SC; Jos. F. Johnston. 47; stallings, 14: John L. Burnett. IS; Walt Brown, 67; S. b Hammer, 5s; John w. Moore. 6; ". H. Crow. 2; W. E. Presley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
DIR BUCHANAN. THE SPECIALIST.
 Treats Without the Knife.

Diseases of women. ptiea. fistula- strtc- aure. skin. kidney. bladder. private and rec- tal, diseases, nervous diseases and consttpa- <Iion treated with eleetrietty; syphilis same treatment as Hot Springs; electrical outfit complete; nurse in constant attendance.
 Hours to 3; office ovef Randy kiteheR asA Dexter Avenue. Montgomery. AZ.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
unrrL CHAMBERLAIN.

OLD POINT COMFORT. peciaI summer rates, For bookIet. etc., ddreas GEO F. ADAMS. MsF-. Fortress lonroa. Va sA@--- h--'a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
PICTxENs.

Aliceville, Aug. 27--(Special)-f-i ick- ems County goes for Conner by about ROO. O'Neal, Brandon. Julian. Seed. Mc
 Elderly, Weakiey. Bankhead. Johnston eeem winners. wimberly for State Senator, Pratt foy Representative and Burgin for Sheriff are County officers
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