The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
PRIMARY IN MONTGOMERY. Arrangements Are All
 Completed. LIST OF POLLING PLACES Political Interest Was Enlivened by
 Local Workers. Pslls win Open at o'clock and VIII Close in City at o'clock Monday Af-
 ternoon.

According to newspaper precedents dating back to the days or the Wash- iurton hand press, the candloates TOT State ofice in Alabama will rest topay' Preparatory to the big battle of pal Ths candidates will not rest. howeyy;, CT Quietly yns,r at tneif nete 1pes in each County and will impatiently await the dd"n of the primary day saa arak. Montgomery has to degree aWaks aned from it's political lethargy and vesterday the voters were taking n9 flee. The wind up of the remarkaple cunninghsm eampaign par og ,d dn1 much to do with this and his friends were un usually active throughout the day. Thus spurred on the d G1mea wark "n on the streets and one was apIe .o reane aDo that probably the most strenuous cn can paign known to Alabama m ueoao' The friends of the candidates. for Coyernor were not the only ones pusy and the Capital City was oneS ,,1sns m1re weather conditions being favorable Montgomery will poll a PIE vote PractIe-llv all of the candiaanses ns. are nt them have a large circle of persona friends, while no less than four eandi- dates Judge John R: Tyson; Horafe HOT (; Harris are residents of this city. The polls in the Montgomery 4iiI clry beats will open at a. m ana VIII country beats, the polls will open at the same hour and close at ?. m. All returns will be made to County Cnair- n1n The A boxes i wiii be opened and the result officiafly announced oy the Ex ecufive Committee Saturday. In eV, sry ,s6s Ss6sr on GoqRey tRe same sne 0%esa' day
 The city polls will be in the usual places as follows; ,,, .,a.
 Beat 2--Black's stable on Moniton Beat s-Board of Revenue ofice. Beat tURoemer's store, Dexter Av- Beat 5-citizen's Light, Heat and Beat SGAuditorium store,
 Beat 7-Pearson's Store at Highland Seat will have but one polling boxes, one in Cloverdale and one in Highland Park have been used. Io- morrow, however, voters of Cloveraaie will have to go to Highland Park to cast their ballots.
 The qualifications for voting are as follows: electors under the laws of this State. and who are Democrats, shall have the right to vote in such primary electlon' provided however, that no person who ppnosed the nominees of the Demo- cratic party in the last State and Con- rressional election, or voted against any of them, shall have the risnt tc If any person offering to vote is chalIenged, the managers, before re- ceivng his ballot sha nn asfb requifs fsat hi be is duly registered. and has paid all the poll taxes due by him. and has resided In the State. county and precinct the that he is a Democrat and that he did not oppose the nominees of the Demo- cratic Party in the last. State and Con- gressional election, or vote against any
 Both pr. Cunningham and Mir. Co., ner's friends claim Montgomery Coun- ty. but neither look for tremendous
 The candidates who offer for office tomorrow are: ..
 Lleutenant- -Governor-H. B. Gray. D I Meador Emmett O'Neal.
 Secretary of Stats-Frank 1"ilah' A
 superintendent of Education-H. C.
 Attorney GeneEal-Alex Ca, Barber: i,or.o, Hood. c, B. smith.
 Treasurer-c. A Allen. Walter D Seed ,, ,, Adams, j. A E. Lovett, W. M Selden John B. Ward. J. A; Wilkinson
 Associate Railroad Commissioners H. C. Compton. J G. Harris. Charles F Henderson, Robert J. Lowe, G. T. Nc Elderry, H. A Skeggs. W S: White,
 For Chief Justice-John R. Tyson Samuel D. Weakley.
 For Associate Justices-J. A. Bllbro T. w Coleman. J. R. Dowden, T. C Mcclellan, W. L. Parks.
 For Alternate United States Senate John H. Bankhead, Richard F. Clarke Joseph F. Johnston. John B. Knox Will liam C. Oates, Jesse F. Stallings and w C. Fits.
 For United States Senate-John T Morgan Edmund w. Pettus.
 H. A. SkeRgs, Jr., is n faithful Dem Rnv jim Railroad Conn