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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28

o'Neal. 1855; Garber, 175; Brandon, 16o
 Hood, 12; Smith, 39; Julian, 197; Me Ghee, 4; Sorsby. 6; Allen, Fl; Seed, III McElderry, 4; Skeggs, 12; White 2O3i Coleman 63; Dowdell. 116; Mcclellan 149; Parks, 15; Gunnels. TIT; Adams, g. Tyson. 109; Weakley, 95; Bilbro. 1ei l Crook, 6; Lovett, Is; Selden, 73; Ward s4; Wilkinson. 6; Compton, '; Harris 20; Henderson, '. Lowe, 15; Morgan, 204; Pettus 196; Bankhead. 129; Clarke 24; Fitts. ?; Johnston, 124; Knox. 4s, Oates. IS; Stallings, IT, For Circuit Judge, Almon. S4; Hodges, GA; Arne, 59. small vote was cast in the county in the Governors race. Conner leads by a small plurality. The vote will be close between Tyson and Weakley. Johnston and Bankhead lead for alter nate Senators, O'Neal for Lieutenant Governor, Brandon for Auditor, Julian for Secretary of State. Mcclellan and Dowdell for Associate Justices Supreme Court. White and Skeggs for Asso- c!ate Railroad Commissioners.
 Tuscumbia, Aug 27-(Special. )-The vote was light, not exceeding HOO. Co., mer will carry the county by small majority. Bankhead leads for Alter nate Senator, Johnston second, Knox third. Julian gets a solid vote for Sec retary of State. The vote at this hex Is as follows: Conner 91, Cunningham, 12S, Julian 213. Weakley carries the county by a handsome majority. The boxes heard from give Conner 86l, Cum ningham sos. Almon and Orme for Circuit Judge are close and indication pcint to Almons nomination. Selden carries the county by large majer- itv for Commissioner of Agriculture. Brandon carries county for Auditor by a large majority. Seed has large ma pority for Treasurer and White and Skeggs for Commissioners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
DALLAS.


 Selma, Aug. 27.-(Special )-Returns from four county precincts and one city ward so far received follow. Conner. 179; Cunningham. AS: Gray, 129; Mead or, 5S; O'Neal, II; Brandon, 10S; Hood, s3; Smith. 2; Julian. 172; McGee, {, Sorsby. 10; Allen, S2; Seed, 161; Adams, 26: Crook. 8; Selden. "A; Ward, 45; Will kinson, 51; Compton, Il; Harris, 36; Henderson, III; Lowe, 72; McEldery, 77; Skeggs, 39; White, 12; Tyson, 45; WeakIey. 1858; Bflbro, 36; Coleman, "A: Dowdel. 145; Mcclellan, 103; Parks, 13; Bankhead, 6S; Clarke, S5; Fitts, <, Johnston. l22; Knox, IT; Oates. 16; Stallngs, 2I.
 Selma, Aug. 27-(Special) )-From the fourteen beats that have so far been heard from Conner has received a good majority in Dallas. The county is conceded to him. The vote so far re-. ceived follows Conner ell. Cunning ham 334. Gray 269. Meador 3S1. ONeal 122, Brandon 109. Hood lS6, Smith SI, Allen 179. Seed 5S4. Julian 663. Mo Ghee 46, Sorsby 69. Adams 74. Crook 35. Lovett 3, Selden 277. Ward 51. Wilk- inson 476, Compton 110. Harris 206, Hen derson 396. Lowe 427. McElderry BOG, Skeggs i30, White 146, Tyson 446, Weakley 506 Bilbro 1l2. Coleman 485, Dowdell sos. Mcclellan 4Sl. Parks 72, Bankhead 403. Clarke 209. Pitts 20, Johnston S41 Knox 507, oates 74. Stall llngs 126. Tn the Congressional race Clarke has only received eight votes in beats which have been heard from.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
Capitalist Has Won Over Dr. Cunningham by Ma. jority of from 5000 to 7OOO-For the Other State Offices, the Results are in Doubt-Hood,
 Smith and Brandon Running Close for
 State Auditor-Seed for Treasurer

sections. his strength has not been so pronounced.
 For Secretary of State. Frank N Julian. the welf-known newspaper man politician of Tuscumbia, will nave easy sailing over his opponents. A. F. McGhee and W. E. sorsby. both Of whom were little known and who en- tered the race late. Likewise. Waiter D. See of Tuscaloosa. has badly de- feated Charles A. Allen of Montgomery. MT. Allen did not announce until a few weeks before the close of the cam paign.
 For Auditor. there is probably the best contested race. William w Bran don, Horace Hood and Brooks Smith are all three running neck and neck and until the official returns are in, the winner cannot be picked. Early re- CT General Brandon or Mir Hood. but late in the night Brooks Smith came forward with rush that left the race all the more in doubt.
 Major John G. Harris, Charles F. Henderson and H, A. skeggs seem to be in the lead for Associate Railroad Commissioners. but the full returns may bring someone else in the large field to the front.
 No line can be drawn of the race for Chief Justice Both Judge Weakley and Judge Tyson have drawn fine sup port and their race is up in the air. Nothing can be prophesied in the con test for Associate Justices. though 1t Is reasonably certain that Associate Justice Dowdell will be returned to the bench.
 The contest for Alternate Senator is in doubt To the great surprise of even his strongest friends, Congressman John H. Bankhead. the dean of the Alabama delegation in the House. who was recently defeated by Capt. Rich raond Pearson Hobson for re-nomina- tion, appears to lead the ticket for the Alternate place. His closest competitors are Joseph F. Johnston, former Gov ernor and John B. Knox, President Q! the last Constitutional Convention. For n,er Congressman Richard H. Clarke IS also well up. and the full returns may tell of his nomination.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28

Braxton Bragg Conner of Jefferson County probably will be the next Gov ernor of Alabama.
 The Avondale manufacturer was yes terday chosen to head the Democratic ticket in the State by a small major ity. In fact, when the official returns are in, there is bare possibility that the result will be changed and Dr. Rus sell M. Cunningham of Ensley will sit in the chair ot the Governor. But the possibility is bare.
 The long State ticket and in many instances a full county ticket, made the count exceptionally slow. Few counties have been heard from in the entirety. but reports indicate that the majority of the President of the Rail- road Commission will run between 5000 and 10000.
 The primary of August 27 marked tn end of one of the most strenuous campaigns in Alabamas political his tory Dr. Cunningham and Mir Conner have both been avowed candidates for more than a year. Mir CoTler has spent practically the entire year in campaign ing, and Dr. Cunningham also has been stumping the State in his own be- half.
 The campaign was one for lower freight rates. each candidate standing for a better adjustment of the rates. Mir Conner was regarded as the embod- iment of enmity to the railroad in- terests and on that platform he won by many votes.
 Spirited campaigns were also fought out for Lieutenant- Governor, Secretary or State, Auditor, Treasurer, Associate Railroad Commissioners, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court. Associate Jus tices, and alternate United States Scna- tors. Senators John T. Morgan and E. W. Pettus were unopposed for re- election. while Harry Gunnells, candi- date for Superintendent of Educatiom and Alex Garber. candidate for Attor- ney-General. had no opposition.
 Returns from the race for Lieuten- ant-Governor indicate that either Henry B. Gray, Dan J. Meador or En- melt O'Neal may be the winner. The chances favor Colonel Gray or Senator Meador. MT. ONeal has received a fine vote in North Alabama, but in other
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
CLARKE.

Jackson, Aug. 27.-(special. .)-Jack- son gives Cunningham 85 and Conner 35. Returns indicate County will be close.
 Thomasville, Aug. 27-(Special. )-six boxes heard from give Conner a ma jority of 2S. Several large boxes to hear from will give Cunningham a ma tority of about 150 in Clarke County. Meador will get big majority Bank head and Johnston are leading for All ternate Senator. Four boxes heard from in Wilcox County give Conner a small majority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
EsCAMBIA.

Brewton. Aug. 7-(Special) 1.-Two hundred and seventy votes were east ia Brewton box Cunningham will have a small majority. Henly leads here for Representative, and Bell Tor Sheriff
 Atmore. Aug. 27.-(Specials. )z-At- more. Wilson, Flonaton. Canoe and Jack Springs have been heard from with the following results:
 Conner, S2; Cunningham, 114; Gray. 66 Meador. 35; O'Neai, 46; Brandon. S5: Hood, 3S; Smith, 80; Julian. lO1; Me Ghee, Ss; sorsby. b; Allen, 47: Seed, eS; Adams, 10: Crook, 8; Lovett, 42; Selden. ss; Ward. 20; wilkinson. A; Compton, 33: Harris. 120; Henderson. Sis Lowe. 3l; McElderry 8; skegEs, 2; White, G.; Tyson, 10S; Wsakley, SS; Coleman, S9i
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HyTOWAH.

Gadsden. Aug. 37.-tspecial. )-After counting the county tickets returning officers adjourned on account of the illness of a member and the State ticket will not be counted till tomor- row. Pike for Sheriff Is nominated by A large majority. With three of the largest precincts and four small ones from the county, Brown for Senator in the Sixth District has about 100 ma jority and Is probably nominated
 The election has passed off quietly and 1t Is conceded that Conner has carried the county by good majority. The country districts seem to have voted solidly for him while the thres largest towns will probably give Cum ningham a small majority. It is irn- possible to give anything reliable as to the rest of the State ticket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
CRENsHAW.

I.uvorne, Aug. 27-(SpeciaL )--Re- turns are so incomplete that nothing definite can be given. Luverne box and other boxes aggregated give Conner a majority Tyson received practically d unanimous vote. while everything tndi- cates that Hood wins in Crenshaw; Gray leads for Leutenant-Governor; Johnston leads for Alternate Senator. with Knox @ close follower. The dele gatIon to tho State Convention bearing the name of H. Y. Brooke received at I,uverne box 40 votes, while the oppo- sition polied 147 votes. W. c. Fitts and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
CDFFEIc.

Enterprise. Aug. 27.-tspecial)-The indications are that Conner Will carry Coffee County Fitts, Johnston ana Knox are leading for alternate SenA- tor, and Tyson for Chief Justice. Bran don and Smith are close TOT Audltor- ONeaI leads for Lieutenant Governor, Arlington will probably win over Carnelv for Representative. The race between Watson and Knight will he close. Parks gets a solid vote for Su- preme Court and Henderson the same for Railroad Commissioner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
HARBOUR.


 Clayton, Aug. 27.-(special, ,)-Clay- ton beat gives the following vote: Co., mer, 153; Cunningham, 79. Lieutenant Governor. H. B. Gray, 36; D. J. Mead or 16; F. A. O'Neal, 1855. Auditor, Brandon, 12; Hood, s9; Smith, 13S. Sec retary of State, Julian, 1S9: McGehee, 29; Sorsby. IA, State Treasurer AL len, 59; Seed. 173. Commissioner of Agriculture, Adams, 9; Crook ?; Lovett, l: Selden. q Ward. 1S9: Wilkerson. 23 Railroad Commissioner, Compton, 2: Harris, 22; Henderson. 112; Lowe, GA; McElderry, 32; Skeggs, 1; W. S.. White. POP. Chief Justice. Tyson. s9: weakley. 1S2 Associate Justices, -3il- bro, IA; Coleman. S9; Dowdell. 6S; Mcclellan, 28; Parks, IT. Alternate Senators, Bankhead, 71; Clark. S; Fitts. 4 Johnston, 120; Knox. 100; Oates 66; Stallings. 53. Delegates to State Convention, A. H. Aston. George Boyer, H. D. Clayton. G. L. Conner George Day. s. H. Dent, J. M. Ed monsou, G. B. Espy. J. F.. Foy. J. Y. Lee. J. A Johnston. B. B Mckenzie, A. NJ McLendon, J. F. McTyre, A. Il. Merrill, R. Moulthrop. G. w. Peach w. H. Pruett. E. H Thomas. J. s. Williams, C. W. Vim and J. N. Zorne: for Central Committeeman. E. L.. Graves. l.. J. Clayton G w Winn, J. T. Grubbs. P B Shaw, Reports from country heats were slow coming in and meagre It Is learned that Beat gave Coper 3S votes, Cunning ham. l. Beat IL Conner 34: Cunning ham, 1S Beat IA. Conner, IT; Cum ningham. 6. Beat te. Conner s2. Cum ningham. Beat 6. Comcr. 45; Cum ningham. r. Beat IS gives Conner a majority of 42.
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cIERIRNE.

Hefiin, Aug. 27.-(Special up to g o'clock tonight returns, though incom- plete, are full enough to determine, with a considerable degree of aceu- racy, the final result. Cunningham has carried the county by good majority. Weakley for Chief Justice, has swert the county. and John B. Knox has car- ried the county for Senatorial success sion with Bankhead second. The vote for Johnston is very small. Craig for Congress, Is an easy winner. He has carried the county almost solid. D. NJ White for Senator, has won over Moon by a good majority.
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INDICATIONS POINT TO THE NOMINATION
 OF BRAATON BRAGG COMER AS GOVERNOR

while the next highest man, R. H. Clarke. received s4 votes. Tyson car ried this beat by a small majority for Chief Justice and Coleman and DowdelI received practically the unanimous vote as Associate Justices of the Su- preme Court. Henderson and McEl- derry have carried this precinct al- most solidly for Associate Railroad Commissioner. At this hour indica- tions are that Conner has carried the County by a large majority for Cover nor. Gray for Lieutenant Governor, Tyson for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Coleman and Dowdell for As- sociate Justices of the Supreme Court, Brandon for State Auditor, Henderson and McElderry for Associate Railroad Commissioners. For Alternate United States Senator John B. Knox has with. out doubt carried the county with the race for second place close between Johnston aad Clarke. The race for Representative for Blob County was very exciting and is close but indica- tions now are that Jerome T. Fuller has defeated his opponent. J. M, Brown. A full vote was polled in the County.
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Bankhead, Johnston and Knox Apparently Are in the Lead for Alternate Senator While Tyson and Weak ley Put Up Warm Fight for Chief Justice
 Julian Secretary of date--Garber
 and GunnelS Not Opposed.

Dowdell. 60: Mcclellan, s8; Parks. A: Bankhead, s1; Clarke, 26: Fitts. IT; Johnston, 26; Knox. 70; Oates. 27; stal- llngs. 25.
 For sheriff-Bell s2; Dixon. 2; F'oun- tain, 166. Price, 8; Stokes, q; Burson. l12; Henly, ST. Conner will probably carry the county by a smal majority. Fountain and Bell will possibly have a run-off in second primary. for the Sheriff's office. Henly vii probably win for Representative over Burson by q small majority.
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RVRB,

CentreviIls. Aug 27.-(special)-The primary election at this place passed of quietly today. a rull vote being pouea At this box Conner received Ill votes for Governor while Cunningham received "A votes. Gray carried this Reat by a large majority. John B..
 Knox. candidate for alternate United States Senator. res s.yed at this box lO5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28

General William c. Oates, former Con- gressman Jesse r. stallings. and Will liam c. Fitts received good support, but are hopelessly behind.
 Good weather conditions prevailed throughout the State. but the vote was not as heavy as was expected
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GENEVA.

Geneva. Aug. 27.-(special. )--Gene- va Box-Comer CT; Cunningham, sS: Cray. II; Meador. 24; ONeal. l16; Bran don. TO- Wood. 27: Smith. 56; Julian. 120: McGhee. IT; Sorsby. !; Allen. II; Seed. 1855; Adams. 2; Crook. Il; Lovett. 1: selden. &; Ward, 12 Williamson, 25; Compton. 2; Morris, 6l; Henderson, 11s; Lowe. 2O McElderry, II; skeggs, AS; White. 39; Tyson. 100; Weakley, 55; Bubro. 9; Coleman. IA; Dowdell, 10S: Mcclellan, 10; Parks, 137; Bankhead. S1; Clark. l5; Fitts. 35; Johnson, S9; Knox, 73; oates, 54. stalllngs, 6.
 Of the vote heard from for the whole county Coiner has 294. Cunningham S60. Cunningham will carry the county by 100. The race for Sheriff is close be- tween Tyson and Jenkins. Indications point to the nomination of Davis for Senator over his opponent. Mulkey.
 Hartford. Aug. 27.--(special )--This town gives Conner about 25 majority. The county of Geneva will go for Cum ningham by a small majority.
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CONVECTION

Anadlusia. Aug -tSpecisl)-Co- mer and Cunningham are running neck and neck in CovinGton County. Roth sides claim it. Andllusia beat boiled 9ot yotes Half have been counted with lis result: Cunningham lO1. Conner I0O. smith for Auditor Is far ahead.
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COOsA.

Goodwater. Aug 27-(special)-In- dications are that Conner will carry the county by a small majority Johnston and Bankhead lead Tn Goodwater. h fourteen heats heard from in Coosa and Clav. w. H. Moon for Senator has ma iority of sixty-hve over D. M. White.
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ELMoRE.

wetumpka, Aug. 27-Ten out of twen- ty beats give Conner a lead of l90. The other leaders are Meador, Hood. Julian. Tyson, Dowdeil. Mcclellan, Johnston and Knox.
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CHEROKEE.

Centre. Aug. 27.-(Special. )-Returns thus far indicate 500 majority for Co mer In Cherokee.
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DALE.

ozark. Aug. 27,-(special.) )-Tyson. Ward. Oates. Johnston. Dowdell, Parks. Harris and Compton have probably won out in Dale County. Davis for State Senator has beaten Mulkey in this county.
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CHILTON.

Clanton. Aug. 27-(special. .l-only this box heard from. Conner 7s. Gun ningham A, Meador 5s, Gray 25, O'Neal S4, Brandon Al. Hood 40, Smith 35, Ju- Han Ss, McGhee 23, Sorsby 2. Allen 54 Seed 66, Adams 116, Wilkinson 5, Comp ton 50, Harris 14. Henderson 45. Lowe 3S, McElderry Al, Skeggs 36. White G. Tyson 49, Weakley 71. Bilbro IS. Cole man 19. Dowdell 104, Mcclellan SS, Parks 56, Bankhead AS, Clarke 27, Fitts 1, Johnston GA, Knox 29, Oates fl. Stallings 23, Percy Clark Il, Craig 1D7
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COLBERT.

shenield. Aug 27-tspecial) )-The vote in this beat. the largest In Col bert County. is as follows; Conner 14O: Cunningham, 66; Gray, R; Meador. Q;
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John B. Knox carried the Luverne box. Parks and Henderson received the solid vote of Luverne
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CHAMnEna

Lafayette. Aug. 27.-(SpeciaL)- )-La- fayette beat is the only one heard from The result here is: Conner. 41; Cum ningham. 60; Gray, 4s; Meador, 70; O'Neal. 10; Brandon. 78; Hood. 20; Ju- Han, fl; McGehee, 4s; sorsby, 8; Allen 85; Seed. SO; Adams, O: Crook, 2; selden, IS; Ward. 80; wilkinson, 40; Compton, z; Harris, 2s; Henderson, 56: Lowe, 3s: McElderry. 32; Skeggs. 29; White, l: Tyson, 43; Weaxley, 65; BiIbro, 10; Coleman, g.; Dowdell. 97; Mcclellan, 27; Parks, 35; Bankhead, 55; Clark, 32; Fitts, 1; Johnston, 4S; Knox, 25; Oates, IS; StaIlings, IT.