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DALIAS.

Selma, May 23.-(Special) 1.-The county executive committee met today and de- clared the result of the primary elec- tion. After the old committee adjourned the new body met and reelected w. J. Rountree chairman and T. W. Barker secretary. The following is the vote cast in Dallas county: Bryan 1045, Johnson 4C9, Booker 929, Clayton 1126, Cunningham 5S2, Hefiin 1142 Kyle S09 Moody 35S, Tom linson 1051, O'Neal 1227, Pugh 1057, Roun- tree 467 Aston 932, Bilbro IT, Chiffon 5aS, Lusk S29, Mayfield 757, Simpson s10, Mastin 1922 Wallace 1192 Craig 159s Bab- cock 504, Phillips 1OOS, Lloyd 379, Lumpkin 1124 Galloway 143S, Brislin 1427, Berry S64 Starr SI5, Jones 211, Fulford 432 Bowline 293
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FLOODS IN OKLAHOMA.
Railroad Traffic Is Abandoned In Parts
 of the State.

Guthrie, Okla, May 23.-Oklahoma has been visited by a disastrous flood, the result of over 30 hours of rain. All streams are at floodtide and rising rapidly. Railroad traffic on the St. Louis and San Francisco, the Rock Island and Santa Fe in many parts Of the state is abandoned. Three great railroad bridges over the Cimarron river have been washed out and the damage will run into hundreds of thou sands of dollars. The lowlands in many places are flooded.
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TALLAPoosA.

Dadeville May 23 3--(Special.) .)-Primary election returns for Tallapoosa county are as follows. Bryan 1074, Johnson 519, AL ston FOG, Chiffon 609 Simpson I'll, Clayton 926, Cunningham S43, Heflin 1396 Tomlin- son S90, Wallace 773, Mastin 37S
 Much interest was taken in the coun- ty ticket, which resulted in the nomina- tion of J. P. Oliver for superintendent of education, w. M Vernon for treasurer, Max Adams for tax collector and J. H. Harper for tax assessor.
 The race between J. P. Oliver for re- election as superintendent and the Rev. George L. Bell was remarkably close, the executive committee declaring MT. Oliver the nominee by one vote.
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COvINGTON.

Andalusia, May 2s.-(Special.)- Official count of the votes in Covington for the state ticket has just been completed and shows the following results: Bryan 6O3 Johnson 6S3, Booker 425. Clayton 999. Cum bingham S64. Hefiin 1006, Kyle 222 Moody 260. Tomlinson 6S0, Brown 92S. Jones 9S0, Maner 70, Rainer 7S4, Dent S31, Long S57, Hardy SO2 Rushton SIS, O'Neal 969, Pugh 756, Rountree 365. Grayson S03, Inzer 792. Haralson S60, Martin 79S, Aston 4S5, Bill bro 243, Chiffon 344. Lusk 353, Mayfield 552, Simpson 393, Henderson 1922, Maston 37l, Wallace 720. Lucien Gardner 1926, Hall 543. Wiley 999
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Fiaht, But No Decision.

Philadelphia, May 23.-(Special.)- Unk Russell and Harry Lewis met in the windup at the National Athletic club tonight and at the end of the six rounds there was little to choose be- tween them. Lewis started out with the greater confidence and for the first couple of rounds he jabbed Russell almost as he pleased, but before the third round Russell had Lewis tiring and kept hammering him hard. In the other rounds the men were about even in their work.
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LIM EsToNE E.

Athens May 23.-tSpecial) )-The coun- ty democratic executive committee met at the court house today and canvassed the returns and the votes footed up as fellows: Bryan 900, Johnson 230 Booker 566, Clayton 6S0, Cunningham 420, Hefiin 9l7, Kyle 394, Moody 161, Tomlinson S52, Brown S75, Jones s71 Maner s32, Raner S45, Clay 1903, Walker 1o33, Brown 9O4, Pride S9s, ONeal s45, Pugh 7S4, Rountree 2Ss Gray son 916 Inzer S71, Brickel 924, Nesbit STA, Alston 575, Bilbro 94, Chiffon 90, Lusk PFC, Mayfield 197, Simpson BPS, Henderson "A, Mastin 227 Wallace S11, Richardson 1149.
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CHAM BERS.

Lafayette, May S-(speciaL)-The off cial count of the primary in Chambers follows: Bryan S05, Johnson 529 Booker 69S, Clayton 990, Cunningham S75, Hefin 11S9, Kyle 413, Moody 3S4, Tomlinson Sl4, Brown 1137, Jones 1121, Maner 1116, Rainer 1099 Delegates from Fifth congressional district, Riddle 1207, Wood 1219 Alternate delegates from Fifth congressional dis- triet, Doster 1137, Golson 1134. Electors, O'Neal 104O, Pugh 1928, Rountree 3S0. All ternate electors, Grayson HOT, Inzer 1090. Elector from Fifth district, Cornelius 542, Smith 749. Associate justices supreme court, Alston 1SS, Bilbro 120, Chiffon 552, Lusk 132, Mayfield 670, Simpson HOO. Pres ident railroad commission, Henderson 1907. State game commissioner Mastin 2S4, Wal lace 936. Representative from Fifth, lief lil 1872 Following nominated for county offices Tax collector, J. M. Pearson; tax assessor, J. A. Wise; treasurer, w. B. Bledsoe; superintendent of education, W. T. Hollingsworth; commissioners, R. J. Combs and c. E. Higgins.
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AuTAuGA.

Prattville, May 23.-(Special.)-The re- suit of the vote last Monday in this county was counted today by the execu- tive committee and the following is the vote cast for officers on the state ticket : Bryan 423, Johnson 313; Booker 424, Clay ton 4s7, Cunningham 321, Hefiin 639, Kyle 155, Moody 270, Tomlinson 451; Brown $40, Jones $40, Maner GA, Rainer 629, Riddle 661, Wood 6O6, Doster 7Os Golson 6s4; ONeal 597, Pugh 531, Rountree POI; Gray son 542, Inzer 63S, Cornelius 142; Smith 543; Alston 179. Bilbro 127, Chiffon 99, LuslS Ill, Mayfield 542, Simpson All; Henderson 6OS Mastin 210, Wallace 520; Pearson 673; Hefin for Congress, I'll There are some contests for county nominees and it Is not known at this writing how many beats will be in the contests. It is known that the results may be changed if the con-
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Newspaper Stock Divided.

Savannah, May 23.-(Special.) l.)-The stock of ne Savannah Morning News has bezn divided among the legatees of th.3 late J. H. Estill, who decided aga fist the sale of the paper as direct ed if the will. A reorganization was effeAed today. The property will be mafaged by board of directors, con sis,ing of F. G. Bell, M. B. Lane, B. N. Ha6cock, G. A. Gregory and T. P. Ray e,fel The officers are F. c. Bell, pres dent; c. A. Gregory, secretary; D. N. Hancock, editor, and c. A. Gregory, Damaging editor.
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SERVICE FOR KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
All Masons and the Public Invited.
 Special Music.

On Thursday night, May 2S, the Rev. Dr. w. E. Evans will preach at the Church of the Advent, a sermon to the Knights Templar. To their service all the Masonic craft are invited-all members of Plue Lodges, Chapters and the Scottish Rite The Knights will appear in their uniform.
 The public is invited to this service. Pews will be reserved for the Masonic fraternity. Special music has been pre- pared for the occasion. The choir will render the celebrated "Infamatus,' by RosSinni.
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MARSHALL.

Alberville, May .-(SpeciaD-Mar shall's official vote is as follows: Bryan 1127, Johnson 329, Booker 48S. Clayton 76S, Cunningham 546, Hefin 1011, Kyle 250, Moody PIP, Tomlinson 965. Seventh district delegates, Brown 709, Collins 537 Rossett S5g Electors, O'Neal S03. Pugh 531, Rountree 543. Justices of the supreme court Aston 241, Bilbro 7S4 Chiffon 33, Lusk 952, Mayfield 255, Simp son 543.
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BUTLER

Greenville, May 23.-(Special.) 1.-The coun- ty executive committee met in the court house and counted the vote cast at the primary election. The following is the total vote for the various candidates: Bryan 709. Johnson $50, Booker 552, Clay ton 774, Cunningham 4SS, Hefin S64, Kyle 19S, Moody POS, Tomlinson 706 District delegates, Dent S29 Long 765. Electors, O'Neal 676, Pugh 579, Rountree 291. As- sociate justices, Aston A, Bilbro 160. Chill ton 234, Lusk 35S, Mayfield 629, Simpson 569. President railroad commission, Hen derson 6S5. Game warden, Wallace 573, Mastin 256. Congressman, Hall 551, Wiley fo2
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HOUSTON.

Dothan, May cial.)-Reports on the state ticket are just now made possible by the completion of the count which is in detail as follows: Bryan 1921, Johnson BOP, Booker 541, Clayton 1477, Cunnin gham 662, Heflin 1915, Kyle 14S, Moody 227. Tomlinson 1124 Brown 1054, Jones 1925, Maner 1039. Rainer 1067, Martin 1194 Pace 1888, Henderson 1132, Stegall 1120, O'Neal 931, Pugh 1046, Rountree 459, Grayson 1094, Inzer 1070, Jones 1915, Alston TOY, Bilbro 126, Chiffon GA, Lusk 467, May field 97S, Simpson 679 Henderson 1920, Mastin 343, Wallace SIP, Gardner 1097, Clayton 1511, Purcell 1292.
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pEkALR.

Fort Payne, May 23.-(Special.)-Th of ficial count of state ticket in DeKalb coun- ty follows:
 Bryan S52, Johnson 390, Booker 6e4, Clayton 967, Cunningham 569, Hefiin 1102, Kyle 215, Moody 228; Brown 905, Jones 905, Maner 843, Rainer SAL; Brown S65, Collins S66. Rosson 293 i; Griffin 838, Morris S43, O'Nea 945, Pugh S6S, Rountree 247 Grayson S59, Inzer SS6,. Fuller BOA, White S61; Als- ton 126, Bilbro 1152 Chiffon 1S, Lusk 631, Mayfeld 290, Simpson PTS; Hender- son TSP; Mastin 239 Wallace S69; Bur nett 1273, Hunt 1892
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Seventh district, Brown 455. Rosson 160, Collins 37S. Alternates, Griffin 4S1, Nor ris 514. Electors at large, O'Neal 520, Pugh 312, Rountree, 240. For associate justices Alston S44 Bilbro 54, Chiffon ', Lusk 155, Mayfeld 421 Simpson 4S3. For fish and game commissioner, Mastin 233, Wallace SIS. For Congress, Burnett SIP. For executive committee Seventh district, J. A. Wilson 553. The county ticket Is McRight, superintend- ent; Sparks, assessor Sibley, collector; Hide, treasurer, J. T. Counts, commits. sioner First district; Lawler, Second district; Reed, Third district; Req, Fourth district.
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egard. the following from that town tell

regard the following from that town tell ing of it:
 "Butler county is favored in being the headquarters of the most active commit tees of the State Federation of Women's Clubs.
 ''The two chairmen, Mrs. E. D. Thames on the committee of education and Mrs R. A. Lee on the committee of health, are doing things here in this county as well as all over the state
 "Editor Stanley is also active in the movement against tuberculosis, and is us- ing his paper to push the campaign through Butler county"
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MARION.

Hamilton, May 23.-(Special. )-Following is the official count in Marion county: Bryan SAT, Johnson 267 Booker 73S, Clay ton 5S9 Cunningham 5S9, Hetlin SOP, Kyle lS0, Moody 23O, Tomlinson 90S, Brown 1036, Maner 103S, Rainer 1019, Pearce 10S1, Or nond 969, Cox 1057, McElroy 1053 O'Neal 1m9, Pugh 555, Rountree 4S7, Grayson 1067, Inzer 107S, Robinson Brown 1032, Aston S29, Bilbro 92, Chiffon 23, Lusk PTS, May field 666, Simpson SS4, Henderson ITS, Mas. tin 457 Wallace 596, Hobson 1011. County officers-Tax assessor, c. R. Franks; col lector, H. " Bostick treasurer, " R. White; superintendent of education, D. w. Bowlan.
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PERRY.

Marion. May 23-Following is the ofh- cial count of primary: Bryan 5Ss John son 211, Booker 552 Clayton 5o5, Cunning ham 2SS, Hefiin 6o9, Kyle 16S, Moody 2os' Tomlinson 641, Brown GAP. Jones 6bl, Ma ner 643. Raner $50. John 555. Kennedy 1884, Oakley 574, Percy 132, Wilburn Win ters Alternate delegates, O'Neal oss' Pugh 5s9, Rountree 293 Grayson 6s9, lnzer 6s7, Cowart 730. Allgood 6S4, Aston loo, Blbro 2o4, Chiffon 63, Lusk POT. Mayheld 519. Simpson 431. Henderson GAG. Mastin TOT. wallace e6. Underwood 609. Commit teemen congressional district, w. Il. Fowlkes. J. B. Johnson. County ofhcers nominated, c. E. King. tax collector; h' E. Howell, tax assessor; c. |. Baker treasurer; William E. Ivey, J. R ". Nichols, commissioners. The county adopted the new road law to be divided into four commissioners districts.
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CLAY.

Ashland, May 23.-(Special.)- .)-The offi- cial count of Mondays primary gives the following votes: Bryan 1902, Johnson 23O; Booker 496, Clayton 916, Cunningham 663, Hefiin 126s, Kyle 21, Moody 323, Tom ifnson 943; O'Neal 975, Pugh SOP, Roun- tree 3s7; Alston 196, Bilbro 173, Chiffon $40, Lusi1 354 Mayfeld 911, Simpson 3F. For elector Fifth district, Cornelius 1139, Smith 227. For Congress, Hef1in 1851.
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LAW RENCE.

Courtland, May -tSpecial)-The offi- oial count for Lawrence county gives the following vote: Bryan 447 Johnson 100; Booker 3S9, Clayton AT. Cunningham .o7, Hefiin 422, Kyle 164, Moody 131, Tomlin- son 469; Brown 475, Jones 46S Maner 460, Rainer 46O, Clay 501, Walker 502 Brown 476 Pride 456; ONeal 514 Pugh 15s, Roun- tree 392; Grayson ASA, Inzer 472 Brickell 472, Nesbitt 474; Aston 151, Bilbro 179, Chiffon H. Lusk 25s, Mayfeld 16S, Simp- son 393; Henderson 412; Mastin 129. Wal lace 3S3; Richardson 560.
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cLERuRNE.

Hef1in, May Unofficial count in Cleburne county: Bryan 27s, Johnson 204 Booker 120, Clayton 320, Cunningham 3S5, Heflin 3S5, Kyle 163, Moody, 146, Tomlinson 2S3, ONeal 356, Pugh 2S0, Aston 12S. Bilbro PAS Chil- ton 16, Lusk 1o4, Mayfield BOP, Simp- son POP, Mastn S1, Wallace BPS, Craig for Congress 497.
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testants are successful in their efforts. On the face of the returns the following are the democratic nominees for this county: J. H. Howard for tax assessor, H. M Poole for tax collector, B. w. Gresham for treasurer, J. F. Posey for superin- tendent of education.
 There is much complaint of the illegal voting in Mondays election and if the proof is forthcoming there may follow some criminal prosecutions.
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PIKE.

Troy, May 3.-(Special.) l.)-The returns from Pike county for the state ticket, which are substantially correct as given, are as follows: Bryan 1221, Johnson GOA. Delegates from state at large: Booker 75l, Clayton 14S4, Cunningham 995, Hefiin 1424, Kyle 2S6, Moody PIT, Tomlinson 1926. For electors from state at large: ONeal 1145, Pugh 927, Rountree 55S. For associate jus tice of the supreme court: Aston 692, Chiffon 6S3, Bilbro 429, Lusk 193, Mayfield 693. Simpson 5S7. To the surprise of many. Mastin beat Wallace for state game and fish commissioner by more than 300 gotes, getting S99 votes, while Wallace got only 5S7. For representative of Con gross from the Second congressional dis trict, Thomas J. Hall 5S1, Ariosto A. Wiley 1869
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BULLOCK.

Union Springs. May 23.-(Special.)- Result of official count in Bullock: Bryan 47e, Johnson 30s. Booker 31s, Clayton TAP, Cunningham 437, Hehin 63S, Kyle 13S, Moody 191, Tomlinson 51S, O'Nea1 691, Pugh 659, Rountree 130, Aston 294, Bilbro IA, Chiffon 232, Lusk 195, Mayfield 280, Simpson 445, Hender- son 634, Mastin 327, Wallace 425, Gard ner for chancellor and Clayton for Con- gress had no opposition.
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WASHINGTON.

St. Stephens, May 22.-(Special.) .)-The following is the vote of this county: Bryan 80, Johnson IA, Booker fl, Clayton 14S, Cunningham 133. Hefin 1oS, Kyle 35, Moody 104, Tomlinson 142, O'Neal Al. Pugh 147, Rountree 92. Aston 93, Bilbro 21, Chiffon 1, Lusk 6, Mayfield 142, Simp- son 9S, Mastin l4, Wallace 15S.
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EscAM BlA.

Brewton, May 22.-(Special)- )-The following is the official returns of the primary held In Escambia county: Bryan 6l1, Johnson 364. Booker 194, Clayton 534, Cunningham 553, Hefiin 556, Kyle 136, Moody 156, Tomlinson ATT, Brown 580, Jones 5S7, Maner 567, Rainer 564. Dent SIP, Long 607. Hardy 5Ss, Rushton 5S1, ONeal 6s0, Pugh 510.
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TALLADEcA.

Talladega, May 23.-(Special)-The offl- cial count shows that Bryan recelVea s-7 votes in the county and Johnson 4s6 which is about 300 votes behind the county ticket. Booker 970. Clayton 916, Cunning ham s37. Hef1in 99s, Kyle 339. Moody. 4i1 ron,Iinson Ss4, O'Neal 951 Pugh $50, Roun- tree Aas, Alston 156, Bilbro 376, Chiffon 5S5 Lusk 225, Mayfield 794, Simpson 639 Hefiin polled the highest vote and Tomlinson the lowest on the Bryan ticket Mastin received 466 votes and Wallace 7S3
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FRANKLIN.

Russellville, May 2s.-tSpecial.)-of- ficial vote in Franklin is: Bryan 399, Johnson 172,. For delegates at large.
 Booker BIT, Clayton 425, Cunningham 270, Hefin 453, Kyle 133, Moody, 161. Tomlinson 4S9. Delegates from the
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ETOWAH.
Bl B B..

Centreville, May 2S.-(Special) )-The off, cial count made by the executive com mitee of this county here today shows as follows: Bryan TAI, Johnson 433, Alston s5, Bilbro 216 Chiffon T, Lusk 219 May field 1166, Simpson 626 Mastin 307 Wal lace 795, Booker 211 Clayton sS3. Cunning ham 795, Heflin 923. Kyle 226, Moody 526, Tomlinson 723. ONeal 800, Pugh 593, Roun- tree 569 Delegates national convention from Ninth congressional district John 252, Kennedy 226, Oakley 943, Percy S6S. County officers elected: Tax collector, John S. Gardner; tax assessor, Robert Thrasher: treasurer w. T. Oteel; super intendent of education. A. W. Haynes; commissioners, First district, A. D. Bel cher; second district John s. Ward Third district, D. L. Cruise; Fourth district w H. Thomas.
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BALDWIN,.

Bay Minette, May 22.-(special. .)-The executive committee canvassed Baldwin county as follows: Bryan 1S7, Johnson Al, Booker 259 Clayton 970. Cunningham o96 Heflin 469, Kyle 159, Moody 16S, Tom lnson 57, O'Neal Al, Pugh 39S Rountree 135, Aston 142 Bilbro 137, Chiffon 155, Lusk 129, Mayfield 229, Simpson 397, Mas tin S0 Wallace AS, Hall 116. Wiley 525.
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RANpoLPH.

Roanoke, May 22-(Special.)- )-The following Is the total vote in the coun- ty: Bryan S07 Johnson 263 For su- preme court; Aston 115 Bilbro l60
 Chiffon 217,i Lusk 199, Mayfeld 70S, Simpson SPA For game and fish com missioner Mastin 3s7, Wallace 521. For state electors: O'Neal 7S9 Pugh 55e, Rountree 39s. For distr'"t A'A~-
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OFFICIAL COUNT
 SHOWS INTEREST
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Rountree TIP, Grayson 573, Inzer 564 Haralson 620, Martin 5S9, Aston 157, Bilbro 357, Chiffon 97, Lusk 151, May field 455, Simpson 237, Henderson 63S, Mastin 152, Wallace 507, Gardner 500, Hall 262, Wiley 562.
 County officers: Tax assessor, M. M. Mcclellan, S79 tax collector, ". J. Hol- land, SS1 treasurer, w. J. Jackson 431; T. s. Sowell, 502; superintendent of educa- ton, ". $. Neal, 3S3; J. B. O'Bannon, 5G4; for county treasurer there were 933 votes boiled, which was the highest num- Der of votes cast, being about one-half the voting strength of the county.
 E. M. Lovelace was elected commits sioner from Brewton precinct; T. E. Black and w B. Brantley, justices of the peace, and M. c. Stokes, constable.
 ETOWAH.
 Gadsden, May 23-(Special.) .)-The fol- lowing is the vote for the state ticket: Bryan 12C9 Johnson 294 Booker 694, Clay ton Ss1 Cunningham 649, Hefin 1070, Kyle 261, Moody 262 Tomlinson 945.
 Alternates: J. B. Brown, S2S; J. F. Jones, SIP; o. c. Maner, 911; s. P. Reiner, S42.
 Delegates from Seventh district, w T Brown, 1O97; Robert A. Collins, 7S2; J. R. Rossen, 554.
 Electors, o'Neal 1869, Pugh S26, Roun- tree 545.
 Alston 72, Bilbro 1899, Chiffon 175, Lusk 31S, Mayfield 2e9, Simpson 626.
 President of railroad commission, Charles Henderson sol. Mastin BPS, Wallace, S4S.
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WALKER.
MONROE.

count in Monroe county is as follows:
 Bryan 637, Johnson 254; Booker 366. Clay ton 745 Cunningham 547, Hefin S25, Kyle Al. Moody 1S6, Tomlinson 65S; Brown SOP, Jones S22, Maner S01; Rainer, 749; Bugg. S91; Granade 21S, Sullivan 216; MeDuffie S4S, Thompson 760; ONeal 76S, Pugh TOT, Rountree 209: Grayson 6S2 Inzer 792; Fly bart sos; Aston 192 Bilbro 234, Chiffon 39S, Lusk 164 Mayfield 3S3, Simpson 491; Henderson 4S1 Mastin 165. Wallace 699; Taylor 693.
 For Executive Committeeman, First Congressional District-Oscar O. Bayles 4s1, Ben F. Gilmore 45S, Joel w. Goldsby, 1SS, Lawrence w. Loclxlin 3S2.
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tor: Cornelius 54s, Smith 4Os J. Thomas Hefin for Congress, 1128; for convention, 230; for primary, 6S7. The Bryan delegates were elected, kexcept that Cunningham beat Booker 30 votes.
 WALKER.
 Jasper, May 2S.-(Special) )-The count in Walker county is as follows: Aston 1862, Bilbro 722, Chiffon 221, Lusk 294, Maygfield 1237, Simpson ASA. Bryan 1276. Johson 739, Booker 919, Clayton 103S Gun ningham 1130, Hefin 12S4, Kyle 4S3 Moody 667, Tonlinson 1892, Brown 1417, Jones 1857, Maner 1312 Rainer 1918, ONeal 1454, Pugh go, Rountree S76, Grayson 140S, Inzer 134S.
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Physicians and other persons through out the state are taking a great interest in the exhibit here, and the long stream of visitors to it numbers quite a few of these people in it. These men are conferring with those in charge about the organization of anti-tuberculosis so- cieties in their respective towns. Among these visitors was Dr. A. M Stovall of Jasper, who is planning an organization for his town.
 Q. A letter from Cullman says in regard to the campaign in that town: Q "Secretary J. R. McMirr of the Gull man County Sunday School association 1ihas appointed a committee to agitate con sumption in this county.
 n "Chairman McMirr has secured Dr. c. E. Hervin for special address. He expects to send printed matter tdN all the Sunday schools in the county"
 Greenville Is also falling in line Sp this
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21

James Hakett planning repertory of his former
plays, including "The Walls of Jericho"
Charles Dalton has been engaged support Mrs Patrick Camp
bell and Mrs Beerbohm Tree in Electra
Father Boys the comedy written by George AIDE for
William Crane the American plays which Charles Frohman
selected produce in London.
Sampson the play by Henri Bernstein author of The
Thief will be first American production the Lyceum
Theatre, New York, September Sh
fine the first editions Shake
speares plays which belonged the Bishop of Truro
sold at public auction in London.
Charles Frohman has secured the American rights Glamour
Vieie play running Coincide
will be seen in this country next fall
Otis SINNERS play "The Honor of the Family" is pro-
nounced by the New York critics be the the
celebrated actor has ever appeared in
Paul Armstrong Beach, collaborating produced
entitled "Gong Some which will
for the first time Easter Monday in New York
The Agiator London has been secured by Jessie
Busy who make big financially
starts the road in the spring The leading part is said will suit
Miss Busey in
Mrs Beerbohm Tree, who is in this country play Clytem-
Mrs Campbs production Electra coming
the United States with her husband will
and some of his other recent productions.
The failure of "The Secret Orchard" in New York
feet its in ondon by Fanny Ward
Paris following the London the
ii will prove the pond.