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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03
revolution in LlahtIna System.

Rome. Dec. PROF. Pierucci. the
eminent Italian physicist of Pisa, an
nounces that he has invented n new
species of paper. which Is destined TO
revolutionize the present system of
lighting II Is intended TO suppressed
the mantle hitherto In use in the in.
candescent system of lighting. and
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;raphic purposes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03
A oEr.rooETHER MOVEMENT.


The meeting of the Farmers Union
In the courthouse Tuesday, was at
tended by some of the most promi-
meme bankers, merchants and teach
ers Of Bryan. These gentlemen were
present by invitation of the farmers
and some OF them in response to calls
made practical talks on the subjects
the farmers are discussing. The farm
ers may not regard all that was said
by the business men as practicable
and applicable to present conditions
but that they appreciate the sugges-
tons offered and will profit by some
of them, there is no doubt. On the
other hand, the townsmen absorbed
both information and inspiration by
their association with men who have
for several years past battled sue
cessfully with the unusual difficulties
that have beset the farmer
II is not of record that there has ever
been in Brazos county anything like
the feeling of class antagonism which
has prevailed In some 1the: Places.
The writer has known counties where
the country people were always talk
ing about "the town clique" which with
more or less justice they hated most
cordially and In some OF the
towns the people were so stuck
up" that they looked upon the
residents of the rural districts as in
feriors and mistreated them to such
an extent that they were driven to
do their trading in rival towns. In
such cases both parties were to blame
and both suffered the consequences
OF their folly. II was like the spirit
of religious bigotry. that exhausted
its energies in internicine strife dur
ing the last generation but is now CIV
ing way to spirit of harmony and CO.
operation for the good of all.
In this get-together movement the
farmers of Brazos county and the
business men of Bryan have no wall
of prejudice to break down but there
Is a slough of Indifference to be
bridged, as evidenced by the small at
tendance Tuesday. Every member of
the Retail Merchants Association and
of the Farmers Union ought to have
been present unless he was kept away
by unavoidable circumstances, which
II is not reasonable to suppose was
the case except in few instances.
Those who did attend and partici-
pate in making the meeting a success
are entitled to the honor of leading
In movement which promises much
for Bryan and Brazos county. 1t Is
hoped that they will persevere, that
other meetings will be held and that
the discussion of the obstacles to
thorough and cordial cooperation will
be continued until a complete under
standing is reached and We shall learn
how to work together, each in his
own sphere, for the common good. The
educational value of such consulta-
tons Is inestimabe. The farmer can
explain and demonstrate to the mer
chant and the banker many things that
they ought to know and can in turn
secure instruction in methods of doing
business that will help him to solve
the problem of lettering his condition.
In this way all can be led to appre-
ciate and to understand that no man
can do Injustice to his neighbor with
out injurlng himself.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

The New England shoemakers want
the tariff reformed to the extent of
taking the duty off hides. Texas pro
duces more hides than any other state
and nobody in Texas was notified of
the hearing on hides. This is sam
pie OF the fairness of the tariff re-
visers and an intimation of what Texas
and the South may expect.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

Roosevelt has rewarded Dan Keefe
for his treachery to the American
Federation of Labor by appointing him
commissioner general of immigration.
This is positive proof OF the charge
made during the campaign that Keefe
had sold out for the promise of an
office.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

Wiley Imboden is going to quit edit
ing the Austin Statesman and will go
to Stamford TO practice. law. Then
probably he will boast, as Nose Har-
ris did, that he has quit being an edi-
tor and become a gentleman. But
Nose fell from grace and so will
Wiley. See II he don't
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

Attorney General Davidson wants
two more assistants. Why are so
many Texas lawyers volunteering to
defend Clay Pierce and none seeming
to care whether the State has a law
yer or not.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

The Galveston News is severe. 1t
says: The kind of people who refuse
to build sidewalks in front of their
residences deserve no company other
than that of mud hens"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

District Judge Dwyer has created a
sensation in San Antonio by strongly
and emphatically charging the grand
Jury to enforce the observation-disclosures
law. II he succeeds in lidding Ia
maleyille he win rank among the great
reformers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

Experimenters in Germany are con-
WINGED that airships cannot fly high
enough to get out of range of cannon
shot. Wing shots will be something
new and exciting in future wars.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

Chief Engineer Marsiieif, after in.
vestigating the waterways of Texas,
on his arrival at Washington said:
Texas is the only state | have visit
ed where the rivers all run the right
way He is especially enthusiastic
about the Brazos and the Trinity as
highways OF commerce.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

Having secured hunting privilege
from A. Il. Withers on Polk land south
of town, same is posted according
to law and all persons are warned
not to hunt or trespass on same. Fin
& Feather Club. II. A. Burger, Sec.
316.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

Just received, car OF fresh ground
chops, which will be sold cheap. Phone
for prices. Prompt delivery. Il. c.
Harder. Phone 25l. 292.31S
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

How can anybody expect real tar
iff reform with Jim Sherman pre-
siding over the Senate and Joe Can
non bossing the house?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

WAN e ID - TEN POUNDS OF
OLD CLEAN RAGS AT EAGLE OF.
FICE, MUST BE CLEAN OR WE
CANNOT USE THEM.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

.SAllt nations are pleased with the
JAmeridanJapanese agreement. They
have toNbe.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03
MANY A WonA,

Has experienced the lofy6r wear on,
OF some of the workl parts OF the
common or ordiA2rVmakos OF ma.
chimes, which coul9hot be replaced
II you buy a Slngf you get the best
machine mak VA from n comrany
tl.at is In evet/own eoi lily In the
United States.F
T. A. SATTERwHITE. Salesman
Phone los. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

Some people enjoy being. eccentri
but 1t is an expensive luxury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
TALLADE0A.

Talladega, May 22-(speciaD-The official count shows that Bryan re- ceIyed SIT votes in the county and Johnson 4s6. which Is about 300 votes behind the county tickets.
 For delegates, Booker received 97O' Clayton, 9l6: Cunningham, 637; Heflin. sSS: Kyle. 33s; Moody, All Tomlilson' 43S: Alston, l66: Bilbro. 376; Chiffon. 5S5; Lusk, 225: Mayfield, 7s4; Simpson. S3s Heflin polled the highest vote and TomIinson the lowest on the Bryan ticket Mastin received ASS votes ana Wallace 7S3
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TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, May 23. (special.)-Th' officiaI count in Tuscaloosa county Bryan, l4Is; Johnson. s4e; Booker s9i; Clayton. I.27s; Cunningham. 1,15s Hefiin, l.44O; Kyle, 3ss; Moody. 1907 TomIinson, 12s6; Brown. 1896; Jones 1865; Maner, 1885: Rainer, 1885 Pearce. 1.77l Ormond, 1894. Cox I,740, McElroy. l.fos. o'Eeal. 1874; PuEh, sl3; Rountree, 7ss. Grayson i,7I2; Inzer, l.es3. Brown. 1.s56. Al ston. 2sO; Bilbro, 326; Chiffon. 13S Lusk, SIT; Mayheld. 2.s22; Simpson 766. Henderson, 1.476. Mastin. 39s Wallace. 1,011. Hobson, 2,040.
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LAWRENCE.

Courtland. May 2S-(Special.)-onh- cial count for Lawrence County, gives the following vote: Bryan AT. Johnson 100; Booker. 33s, Clayton Ar. Cunning ham 2o7. Hefiin 422, Kyle 164. Moody Sr.. 131. Tomlinson 46s; Brown +75, Jones 46s, Maner 46o. Rafner 460; Clay .5o1. Walker 5o3; Brown 47s. Pride 456, O'Neal 5i4, Pugh 15s. Rountree 3s2: Grayson ASA, Inzer 372; Brickell 4f2. Nesbitt 474; Aston i61. Biibro 17s. Chiffon Il. Lusk 25s. Mayfield t63. simpson 3ss; Henderson 412: Mastfn 12s, Wallace 3s3; Richardson 5eo,
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MARION.

Hamilton. May as-(speciaI. )-Fol- lowing is the official count in Marion County: Bryan s47. Johnson 2s7; Book CT 73s. Clayton Sss, Cunningham 5Ss, Hehin s02. Kyle 1s0, Moody z3O. Tom Iinson sos; ] B. Brown 1.0Ss, o. c. Maner 1.0ss. Rainer l.0ls; Pearce 1.Osi; ormond 9ss: Cox i,057, McElroy l.053; O'Neil 1.0fs. Pugm 555, Rountree 4s7; Grayson LOST. Inzer 1.o73; Robinson Brown i.032; Alston 32s. Bilbro s2 Chiffon ga. Lusk 27s. Mayneld 6Ss, simpson ss4; Henderson ITS; Mastin 457, Wallace 6s6:. Hobson 1.oll
 County officers-Tax Assessor T. c. R.. Franks; Collector, H. V. Bostick; Treasurer, V. R. White; Superintend- snt- of Education. D. W. Bowlan.
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TALLAPOOsA,

Dadeville, May Especial )-om-
 cial count primary election gives Bry- an, 1,074; Johnson. 519; Booker. 755; Clayton. s2e; Cunningham, S43; Hefiin. 3se; Kyle. S6S; Moody. BPS; Tomlin-
 son, sso; Cornelius. SIS; Smith. 641. AL ston. 706; Bilbro. 15s; Chiffon, sos; Lusk, 4l4; Mayheld. 367; Simpson, I'll; Mastin, 37s; Wallace. 77s; Hefiin, l,7S2.
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MOBILE.

Mobile, May 23.--(Speoial,)- ,)-oficial totals xress Bryan, 1910; Johnson, B. SIS; Booker. f.2S7; Clayton, ,1,53s; Cum ningham. 2.so7: Henin. 1880; Kyle. s56 Moody 1.2s7; Tomlinson. 1.5is; Brown, 1881; Jones. 1.sso; Maner. L. s64: Ralner. 1.s57; Bugg, LISA; Gra- made, 1.s32. Sullivan. 2.ssl; McDufie, 1887; Thompson; 1858; o'Neal. 2.o6s; Pugh, i,s67: Rountree. sos: Grayson. 2,0g2: Inzer, 2,0os:f Hybart, 3.l7s: Ais- ton. 1,24s; Bilbro. 2s4 Clifton. -54s; Lusk. 424: Mayfefd. 2.e2s; simpson, l. Is4; Henderson. LIST: Mastin. 75s: Wallace, 2.036.
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PEnRY.

Marion, May 23-(special)--Foll ing is the official count of primary: Bryan, sss: Johnson. z1i: Booker. b23; Clayton, sos; Cunningham. 2ss; Heflin. sos Kyle, iss; Moody. 25s; Tomlinson. e41; Brown, e42; Jones. s51; Maner. e4S; Rainer, $50. John, .55b; Kennedy, 1S4; Oakley, s74; Perry. 192; Wilbourne Winters alternates delegates. o'Neal' sss: Pugh, 5ss: Ronntree. 2s3; Gray son, 6ss; Inzer, esT: Cowart. 730; AL good. s4s; eAlston. 1s5: Biibro. 2o4; Chii- ton. s5;. Luslr, POT; Mayfield. SIS; Simp- son. 431; Henderson. 64s; Mastin,i l07; Wallace. 6e; Underwood. sos. Commit teemen Congressional District: w. M. Fowikes, J. B. Johnson. county officers nominated; c. D. King. Tax Collector; p. E. Howell. Tax Assessor; c. L. Bar ker, Treasurer; William P. Ivey. Jr., R. " Nichols, Commissioners.
 The county adopted the new road law to be divided into four commits sioners districts.
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MORGAN.

Decatur, May 2s--(Speciai.)--r of- ficial vote of Morgan County as count ed today follows: Bryan l.tsi, Johnson 647; Delegates s-at-Large. Booker sl4, Clayton 1922, Cunningham s2s. Heffin 1,13s. Kyle s23. Moody 35S. Tomlinson l,16s; Alternates. Brown i.215. Jones 1,l74. Maner 1,160, Rainer 1,1T3; Elect ors-at-Large. O'Neal 1.2s1, Pugh 547, Rountree 1.i2o: Alternates. Grayson i,267, Inzer i,215; Associate Justices, Aston sss, Bilbro 504. Chiffon "A. Lusk 61l, Mayfieid s5i,. Simpson 70l; Presi- dent Railroad. Commission. Henderson 1901: Game Commissioned. Mastin 433 Wallace i.os5:, Congressman. Richard son 1.es2: Delegates. Eight District. Clay 1915. walker 1,sss.
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MARENGn.

Linden, May 23.-(Special) )--ofhcial count of Marengo County today gave the following totals: Bryan; 7o6; John son. 65e; Booker. 475; Clayton, 7ss; Cunningham. sss; Hefiin. s41: Kyle. AZ; Mooly, 500; Tomlinson. 75s; Brown, s0l; Jones, sol: Maner. sss Rainer. sS1; BuKg. 75s; Granade. s2t; Sullivan, 5s9; McDufie. ss2; Thompson, S44; O'Neal. 946; Pugh. s4I; Rountree, SSI' Gravson. ss1; Inzer, s7l; Hybart, 1.o41; Alston. ITS; Bllbro. 275; Chiffon. TO;
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RUSSELL.

Scale. May 23--(Special. )--The Dem ocratic Executive Committee met today to canvass the returns of the primary election held Monday.
 The following is the official vote for the State ticket:
 Bryan 4ss. Johnson ss: Booker 2S1 Clayton 6is. Cunningham 335. Hehir 446, Kyle Se, Moody Sr., 143. Tomlin- son 3Ss: Brown 461. Jones 463. ManeI 4s7. Rainer &6l: Martin 46s. Pace 465; Henderson 474, stegall ATT; o'Neal 451 Pugh 360. Rountree 14s; Grayson 4s4 Inzer 45o; Jones 421; Aston Sos. Bill bro l52, Chiffon 11s. Lusk 2o3. May field 34s, Simpson iO2; Henderson 422; Mastin 17s. Wallace. Jr. 403; Gardner SIS; Clayton s25; Moses S44, Henry 2so
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RANnoIPH.

Roanoke, May 22-(speciall-The fol- lowing is the total vote In the county pTsme Court: Aston, 1l5: BillAro. IsO; Chiffon, 2I7; Lusk. 1Ss; Mayfield, 1os; Simpson, s2l. For Game and Fish Com missioner: Mastin. SS1: Wallace, 62l 56s: Rountree, 3sS. For District Elec- tor: Cornelius. 543; Smith, 40s. ;. Thomas HefIin for Congress, 1.12e For convention, 230; for primary, 6S7 The Bryan delegates were elected. ex- thirty votes.
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PIKE.

Troy. May 2-(speeial)-The re- turns from Pike County for. the state ticket, which are substantially correct as given, are as follows: Bryan. l'1zA' Delegates. from State at Large Booker, 7s1; Clayton. 1,4s4; Cunning ham. ss5; Heflln, 1.42A Kyle, 2SS; Moody, air: Tomlinson.. 1,o2e.
 C'Neal I.145; Pugh, 92T; Rountree, bbs.
 For Associate Justice of the Supreme Court-Alston e92; Chiffon, 6e3; Bil- bro 42s; Lusk. 1S3; Mayfield. SsS' To the surprise of many. Mastin beat Wallace for State Game and Fish Com. missioner by more than three hundred votes, getting S99 votes while Wallace got only 5S7.
 the Second Congressional District. Thomas J. Hall, 6s1; Ariosto A Wiley, i369 +
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LAUDERDALE.

Florence. May 22-(Speclal)-rotal vote in Lauderdale: Bryan, i,oS1; Johnson. sst; Booker. 725; Clayton Kyle. 2s5: Moody. 247: Tomlinson, l. 03s; O'Neal. 1.442; Hugh. 725; Rountree 287; Grayson, f,144: Inzer. LILO; Brickell, 1.1sl; Nesbit. 1.oss; Aston l4S; Biibro, 107; Chiffon, e1; Lusk. 3y6 Mayfield. 233; simpson. 1,e43; Hender- son, gro; Mastin. 2s4; Wallace, 1.02y; Richardson, 1,5O5
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SHELBY.

Columbiana, May Special )-The following is the result of the official count here today by the County Exec tive Committees as to the vote in this county on the primary on. last Monday: Bryan, 446; Johnson, 175; Booker, 34s; Clayton. 52f; Cunningham, 554; Hefin, 5O2; Kyle. s4; Moody. i46; Tomllnson 45s; Keith, 54s; Williams. ASA; o'Neal, 4s2; Pugh. 470; Rountree, 21s; Alston. S24; Brbro. 114; Chiffon. 1os; Lusk. 125; MayfieId, 346. Simpson, 246; Mastin, s1 Wallace 535; Craig, sos.
 For county officers Strock. for Coun- ty Superintendent; Scott. for Tax As sessor. and the candidates Tor Commis- sIoner in tbe First and Third District, had no opposition. For Tax Collector, Deshazo received 4sO votes and Dr. snsthers. iSs; for County Treasurer, Tom Taylor received 4aS votes and Iohn B. Davis. 2O4
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Lusk. 74i; Mayfeid. BPS; Simpson, s4i; Henderson. s3s; Mastin. 20s Wallace. si1; Taylor for Congress. 1,i22. Gfl- der's majority over Compton for County
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Alston l.Os2. Bnbro 722. Chiffon aa, Lusk 2s4, Mayheld l,2sf, simpson fa5: Bryan l,276, Johnson 789; Booker gIe Clayton i.03s, Cunningham l,i30. Hef- lin l.2sl. Kyle 4SS. Moody 6s7 Tom MAner l.3l2, Rainer 1,S1s. O'Esal 1.4S4. Pugh ss0. Rountree s7s. Grayson 1,40R. Inzer l.34s.
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MARsHALI.

Guntersviiie, May 22-(Special)- County voted 2,0s9. Bryan's vote, l. e27. Johnson, 3zs; Tomlinson. s4s; Hef- lin, sis: Lusk. s51. followed by Bilbro.
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PIcKENs.

CarroIlton, May y.)-of- fclai returns from Mondays primary show the following: Bryan, e0T; John son, aTs; Booker, 295: Clayton. e07; Cunningham, 634; Hefiin. sss; Kyle, 1sS; Moody, $40; Tomlinsou, $50; Beaton. s0e: ormond, s44; O'Neal. so1; Pugh, 6l4; Rountree, 352; Alston. BIS; Bilbro, s1: Clifton, q: Lusie. lss; Mayheld, s52; simpson. tso; Mastin. 24s; Wal lace, 609. ,s.4.
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yErFERsoN

JEFFERSON.
 Birmingham. May s--tSpeciaD- -Tne canvass of the votes of last Mondays primaries shows Judges H. A. Sharpe and C. C. Nesmith of City Court nomi- mated: Brasher for Coroner. Lovelady, Going. Hayior, Rogers and Vines for Board of Revenue: McAdory for Super intendent of Education: Miller. treasur- CT; Hewitt. Tax Assessor and lTarrant' Tax Collector had no opposition.
 Bryan 6.271. Johnson 3,ss4; fod Dele gates at Large. John W. Tomlinson D. s55; J. Thomas Hefiin 5,s35. R. M. Gun ningham s.SB6. FEW. Booker. 3,766.
 Delegates from ninth district (Coun- ty vote), Jones. 4.4e2. Kennedy. 2.bSs; Oakley. 4,0os: Percy. 4.244.
 Delegates at large-Kyle. 2.2el: Moody, 2.5o5.
 Electors. o'Nesl. 5.s2s; Puhg. s.iz4: Rountree. 3.9is.
 Associate Justices. Alston. 2.o2s: Bil- bro. 4.6so; Chilton.. 1.oso; Lusk. z,lss: Mayfield. 4.52s; Simpson. 2.isl.
 State Game and Fish Commissioner, Mastin. 2,ols; Wallace, 5.sso.
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LAMAR.

suiligent. May 23-(special.) )-Ths oficial count gives. Bryan TAO. John- son 315: Tomlinson sos. Hefiin sss, Clay ton SEQ. Cunningham 5s0. Booker 560; Mayfieid 5e7. Lusk 4f2, Simpson 377 Bilbro 163 Chiffon 24.
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WILCOX.

Camden. May Especial. )--The of- hcial count In Wilcox County is as fol- lows; Bryan. 57s; Johnson, 3s9; Book er, b5s; Cunningham, 500; Clayton. es9
 Hedin, SIC; Kyle, s3I; Moody. S77; Tom
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(continued from Page one.)

(Continued from Page One.) for Fillmore County: Bryan i.iss. John son 3s5; Booker 1,i0s, Clayton 1,175, Cunningham 5s1. Hefiin 1.426, Kyle 3f4. Moody 2s1, Tomlinson 1,0s7 ; J. B. Brown 1.21s. J. F. Jones i,211. o. O. Maner 1,214, S. F. Rainer 1.207, D. H. Riddle 1,2s2, J. c. Wood 1,2ss. H. s. Doster 1.27o. H. R. Golson 1.2se. Emmet ONeal s34. J. c. Pugh 1.o54. J. A Roun- tree 65s, D. A. Grayson 1.2f1. John A. Inzer 1,1ss. C. s. Cornelius sol, Waiter S. Smith 4s6. A. H. Alston 4s5, J. A. Bfibro 164. J. M. Chiffon 314, John A. Lusk 33o. J. J. Mayfeld sss, R. T. Simp- son sos. Charles Henderson 1.115. F. B. Maston 772. John H. Wallace. IT.. 705.- W. W. Pearson LAYS. J. T. Hefiin LISA.
 DEKALB. 't Fort Payne, May 2-(Speciai. )-The oficiai count of State ticket in DeKalb Bryan s52. Johnson sso: Booker ss4. i.ioa. Kyle sl5. Moody sss; Brown so5. srGTn ssn ssS sss fSps Sors ss ossa sss PuRh s63. Rountree 247; Grayson s5s. Inzer sas. Fuller se4, White ssi: As ssi. Msyfeid sso. simpson s7s; Hender- son 792; Mastin 2Ss. Wallace. s69: Bur- nett 1.273. Hunt 1.132.
 s Es0AMBIA.
 Brewtcu. May z2.--(Speciai. )-The primary held in Escambia County Mon- ssy ssyss cosss 0y sr1sn ns ospnty s yoS5 Sa cunninsham. s5s Hefin, s5s: Kyle. iss: Moody, 1ss; Tomlinson, AT; Brown. .5so: 6s4;. Dent, SIP; Long, 6o7; Hardy, 5ss: Rushton. 6sl; O'Neal. 590; Pugh. 5l0: Rountres. i55: Grayson; s7s; Inzer. sst; Bilbro, s5z; Chiffon, s7; Lusk, 15i; May Mastin, i52. Wallace, to7; Gardner. soS: sii The vote for County ofacsrs was as Tax IU.VMs Assessor. M M. Mcclellan. s7s; Tax Collector. ". ,.Is.as J Holalpd: ssi; soweii' s~Iii 5o2: superinfendent of Educs. tion. " s Neal. sss; J. B. o'Banncn. 5sG. For County Trees Treasurer there were est nufnbeF of votes cast. being about one-half the voting strength of the E. N. Lovelace was elected commis- sioner from Brewton precinct; T. D. of i@l the Psace and M. c. Stokes. Con- stable.
 ETowAH.
 Gadsden, May 22.-(speciaI. )-The following is the vote for the State ticket s
 For President. ". J.. Bryan, 1909; John A Johnson, 294.
 Delegates to National Convention. F. W. Booker, SEA; H. D. Clayton, ssI; R. M. Cunningham, 64e; J. T. Hefiin. 1.0T0; Osceola Kyle. 261; F. s. Moody. 262; J. W. Tomlinson, s45.
 Alternates, J. B. Brown, s2S; J F Jones, S72: O. c. Maner. s11; g. P. Rainer.t SAP.
 Delegates from Seventh District, W. T. Brown, I097: Robert A. Collins, 7s2; J. R. Rossen, 554.
 Alternates from Seventh District, s. T. Griffin, s20; W H. Norris, SIS.
 For Electors. Emmet oNeal. 1.0ee; J. c. Pugh, S2e; J. A. Rountree, 545.
 Alternates, David A. Grayson, $40; John A. Inzer, 1.199.
 Elector from Seventh. s. L. Fuller, 1.067.
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Religious tolerance in Spain is on the increase, the Government having insisted that the Protestant rights ba respected.
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HENRY.

Abbeville. May 23-(Special. )-The County Executive Committee completed the official count this afternoon which
 is as follows: Bryan 664, Johnson .3ST: Booker BOA. Clayton 1,01s. Cunningham 534, Hefiin ,7s4, Kyle .101, Moody 240, Tomlinson s3e; Brown 7S4, Jones 1s4, Maner 6s7, Rainer 70l; Martin slT, Place e2s; Henderson 7so.. stcagall' $50; ONeal 634, Pugh 6bo. Rcuntree, 364: Grayson 74s, Inzer T2l, Jones 800; As ton s32. Biibro 143.a Chiffon 16l. Lusk s17. Mayfield TO, simpson AS; Tender son 6s1; Mastin I'll. Wallace ,es5; Gard ner 735; Clayton 1,036; Clark 7s9. {.
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Sixty Counties Glue MayfTeld
 and Bilbro Leading Places

Alternate EIector from Seventh, Hugh H. White, 1,o5s.
 Associate Justice Supreme Court, A :. H. Aiston. 72: T A. Bilbro, 1899; J. M. Chilton. ITS: John A. Lusk. SIS; J. J. Mayheld, 26e; R. T. Simpson. e2s.
 President of Railroad Commission, Charles Henderson, s0l.
 Game Commissioner, P. B. Mastin, BPS; John H. Wallace. IT,. s4s.
 FRANKLIN.
 Russellville, May 23-(Special. )-The official vote in Franklin County is: Bryan 3ee, Johnson 172; for Delegates State-at-Large: Booker ST, Clayton 425 Cunningham 270. Hefiin 4s5, Kyle l33 Moody 1s1, Tomlinson ass; Delegates from Seventh District: Brown 455. Ros- son 1s0, Collins SIS: Alternates: Grif- fn 4S1. Morris 514; Electors-at-Large O'Neal 520, Pugh SIP, Rountree 240; for Associate Justice: Alston s44.. Bilbrc 64. Chiffon [, Lusk 1853. Mayfeld 42f Simpson 4s3; for Fish and Game Com missioner: Mastin 233. Wallace SIS for Congress: Burnett SIP: for Execu- tive Committee Seventh District: l.. A Wilson 55s .s
 County ticket Is right for Superin- tendent of Education, Sparks. for As: sessor Sibley: for Collector Hyde: for Treasurer J. T. Counts; for Commits sioners. First District Lawler: Second Reed; Third. Rea; Fourth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
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Dothan, May 22-(Special.) )-Reports on the State ticket are just now made possible by the completion of the count which is in detail as follows. Bryan i,02l, Johnson SOP; Booker 541. Clay ton i,477. Cunningham s62. Heflin l. 1,124; Brown I,054, Jones 1,025, Ma ner i,03s, Rainer LOST. Martin 1.1s4. Pace 1888; Henderson 1.133. StegalI I,12o; o'Neal s31, Pugh 1.04s. Roun- tree 45s; Grayson 1,094, Inzer 1,070
 Jones 1,o75; Alston TOT. Bilbro I2e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

Chiffon e., Lusk 4s7. Mayfeld SIS. Simpson e7s, Henderson i,020; Mastin s4s, Wallace s12; Gardner. t.os7. Clay ton i,51i, Purcell 1,2s2.