fraud
certainly
new's to
State, for
that
when the
for governor was
me, I was denied the
by the judges and
of making any investiga
tion whatever, and I imagine
that this investigation will de
pend largely upon who asks
for it. But in any event I v/ould
like awfully well to have a pho
tograph of the ballot after the
'udge has it thus purged. The
’lost important duty that con
4onts the democracy of the state
;oday is the selecion of a new
central committee, one that is
lot made by the machine or for
he machine nor in the interest
f any particular candidate for
h'
n -
£ embers Wilson And
H Bryan. ;
3, \ March 31.—Judge '
if, last night attribut
’om Owen? * hls vote 1-0 hi,S i
at BJeakl ’ lSSage th 'ough
t », 1 of American
ew ' ls0 sait that
r,,„ , nsl01 Jiave reached
fhe following it ]lot been
Ct committee. , of pre3i
La ^0Jrtmj'ssi<^^ canal
„1 * because the
ncety-_j0jj “jj^iocratic par
a orial—j j |adopted this
dge Kirby. “A
** g has been dnv-1
| in recent years J|
ties of law's re*
frican shippii^'
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Official Vote Of Independence,
Following is the official vote
of Independence county. Yhe
closest race was that for repre
sentative between York anc
Dowdv, the latter receiving the
nomination by the narrow mar
gin of five votes:
United States Senator—Clarke
1,438, Kirby 1,344.
For Congressman — Oldfield
2,025; Campbell 827.
For Secretary of State—
Hodges 2,076; Downing, 684.
For Auditor—Coffman 1,854;
McCain 891.
I Superintendent of Public In
struction—Rodgers 1,672; Cook
1060.
For Railroad Commissioner
Northeastern District — Raney
1,642; Wood 738; Bellamy 421.
For Prosecuting Attorney —
Casey 1,202, Gray 624, William
son 484, Gibson 93, Matheny 422.
For Representative—Gray 1,
252, Johnson 606, York 992,
Dowdy 997, Alexander 669, Noe
578, Baynham 279.
For County Judge—Lindsey
155, Waldrip 1,344, McCormack
541, Arnold 397.
For County Clerk—Kennard
517 Wiggins 334, Wycough 272,
Browning 738, Hooper 858.
For Sheriff—Harris 678, Hj
<le 460, Martin 197,: Ruddell,
Fry 360, Sherrill 374.
For Treasurer—I
West 1,681.
For Survevor
Cypert 1,290.
For State .
965 EdmQ'Ua"^&<
860. ^
treet.- X' 93dtf.
Albright, F. C. Stuart,
mey and Allen Babcock
{dmanl
Co. I
store!
vOi Jsatesvuie, were guests at tl
f Hazel hotel last night.
I See the newest styles corse
I in W. B. front lace at Hein
I mann’s Dry Goods Store. 7d
I Thanhouser special produ
! tion at the Palace Theater, +
I night, “The Runaway Princ*gi
I in three parts. Her adven^JB
I in peril and love. This is, 4®
Kal fe^tur%JB
i ioc* ^
loroug*^
alnu^V^l^Hj
%y*1ce 8* Cfy
v* Piy
Iem Cotton 0*A SUc^°&mtl
Try Virtues? \ q§ 98bln
at the City Dru^bfcer ™
Miss Blanche Pillov^^®9b1
Rock, who spent SaturdpJ^^
Sunday the guest of Mrsf^S
Watson, returned home t
morning.
Six pair Whit-Leather hose :
boys, girls, men and worn
guaranteed to wear four mont
only 75c. Bowen’s Cash Sto
05b7.
Mr. McCutcheon, manager a
5 owner of the Camille Cafe, m
| leave tonight for St. Louis a:
Evansville, Indiana, for a f«
days’ business trip.
Cedar Fence Posts, Sai
Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Bri<
and Cement.—Hubert’s Lumb
Yard, lower end Front st. 33b
i Mrs- James Sisson and litt
daughter, Bess, are expect '
home tonight from Piv~ th
Mrs. Sisson will be accomoc j
honie by her mother, Mnt as
shaw, who will spend sone first
with her daughter.
---.- law
BT*W or Ohio, citt of . electi°I
Frank ^ COUWTV' ' Simply
partnw of ‘cliE-.S^egulatio
*“ ‘J** o' TOedo egU,atl°
onTh'u^h^1^^ V^th in cas
SuuS &inruu 66 Whether
gay *•?.™ "ssu 2
ayatcm. S?nd tor Uistluion kills, inf. 1 1
jold by all Dru^tau; £!'tiNKV * «>.. ToK>t b<
Tu* Ui.U a Family rxia lor oomUfoaUcm.
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t J. Cflwi'tKi' <r ctu, 1
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for ,,
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1 ny viola
ctices Act
3 second
unishable
f it had
primary
providing
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t We,,recan Camp No. 3, meets ©
A it land ®rd Thursday nights O
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ing. Visiting brothers wel- O
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Joe Younger, C. C. 0
P. S. White, Clerk. O
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F. & A. M. O
r Meets Second and Fourth O
Tuesday nights of each month O
in the Opera House Building, O
Second and Hazel streets. ©
Visiting brothers always wel- O
O come. Geo. M. Sink, W. M. ©
O S. M. Beattie, Sec. O
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O NEWPORT LODGE NO. 71, O
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O Meets each Monday night in O
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O W. T. Guin, N. G., O
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