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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
DEPARTMENT NOTES.
Governor Was at the Office, but Is
Very Weak.

Governor Was at the Office, but Is
Very Weak.
AUSTIN, Texas, June u The governor
was able to be At the o0ic, for 4 naf hour
this morning but comrlaicd of being very
weak.
Represtntotive Glenn NJ Austin codnty
was q visitor to the Departments today
Mr.. r. s. Rather, well known citizen
OF Huntsville, visited the capital today and
chilled al The executive Office
Judge II s. Lovctt of Houston and 81
state senator A. NJ Carter Of Fort WORTH
appeared before the supreme routl eo""'
I'm the shippers Compress company case
81 Xily 200 land patents nave accumulale"
since tho governors illness, and they are
now awaiting his signature. o.
State Treasurer Robbins has gone 10 lSIe'
for a few days on business ,,,.
The Mosaic Tcmplars of America OF blttie
Rrck Ark. have been granted authority -
ID bnsincss in Texas by the Insurance de-
The comptroller today received the maj
settlement papers from the TAX collector Vi
Llano county, 49,, .. f,ttoutpy
county bond issues yeSicrdaE NSihims
Rnvnt county court house, $luOoi bcNdt
rnunty, subsidy bonds, $1,000 DIhtou
county court house SOON; Gohad count
court house funding, Sai'"Sr O !dh co v y
/ ~ bridge repair, SlTni toior"uo ruc"''
court h, use funding, S2Vn. 1000, ,,,
Tantoin H. / Kettle, well known MI
itary man Of East TcSd4. captain OF ih'
.Iasncr compniiy, visited the adJnthht ger
crni's Office this morning. an !,
Railroad Comnissioher ot'Irf 80 aGnlrs
IrckEnrt locking after some private ahalIs
1'hr deaf and dumb institute mas ui"sUu
sor thc summer vacation aud tue pup'l
have gone home
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n,d,,r,.nt Aoainst The /. and c. N,

Rusk Texas, June l1.~'Ihf Jury gays
MIR Tom willIams Ss5o0 Judgment against
the international aud Great Northern ran
road today for damage to himself ana tne
dcoth OF his wife last June caused by
r,seou,e. train. Plaintiff sued for 100000,
siOOoA for his injuries and $4,000 for the
death Of his wife. The jury gave $loVi
damage for the death OF his wite ann
SghlM fpr bis lnlurIes.
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Co,,,,ittee Is a Good One.

Austin. Texas, June 1.-THE committee
appointed 10y General Van Zandt TO Iake
a thorough and complete investigation CT
the Confederate home meets win general
.nnrovoi here I'm all quarters. The gentle.
Nm aunoInted on the committee are wen
Known and their reputation for honesty and
integrity can not be questioned; Ehey are
All A., H. &c ,,ithont The assistance of my out
sida aid and they viii take up the CUES
fion and SIT II to the bottom, and II there
l. unnfficlnl acts nnyMhcre they WIN hl-u ".
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MARSHAL SAM BuRKs KILLED.
= was Mistaken for Burglar Whlie
DiScharQinu His DUTY.

- was Mistaken for a Burglar While
~ p'seharaine His Duty.
r., 'nnney, Texas, June i2.-City Marshal
y. nurks was shot through mistake at a
aOuF last night by Mrs. T. h. Graham
0r eminent lady of this city, and danger
hsgSIs wounded, dying at an early hour TINS
nan sn o9aieer was on the trail Of a negro
ID a hu had stepped out Of an alley INTO
bVryissuS yard. Mistaking him for =
,s s1s,ar she came to the door with a pistol
s,de su, The ball took effect In the right
M 'ust below the lower rib.
n ~ No9ndcd officer was about ~ years
tn ~ r anu had served as marshal for Owe
st,,ynseaals' The funeral took place tnls
hfimnnih under the auspices OF the nre ae,
hesheun" OF which he had long been q
t,n lie leaves a wife and three ch'l
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IT, Emit in Rrazoria.

Alvin. Texas, June 1.-THE county MON uI
A.'" Gov o0Iccs in the Taxpayers union
rows in interest in this county NV ,,o.tor
s sp, county iudgq sheriff and tax collsc, S,
,or ery interesting there being four e tbTee
T. hot yeri for Judge, four for sheriff anu -
Tor collector. po,, throughout the
county next saturday, Tue oeepyention which
deIegateSs hold Id st AngIeton on the -o'n'
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A5di,ionaI University Prize.

Austin. Texas. June 12.-Amons the list
of prizes awarded yesterday at the niver-
sIty commencement one was inadvertently
omitted. The Edward Thompson Book com
pauy gavc prize, valued at $3.50, consist
Ing Of a set Of American and English I'm
o,'cIonodio 81 Law, or the American ana
TGnaI,sh 'iigncyclopedia Of Pleading ana Prac'
lice. optional win the |'Ener 10 81 eV W5s
-, ~ fbe graduating law class. fho SUI
iect 9 Of his thesis MAS state control oi
Charges.
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Small Vein Found Near eeevllle.

Seville, Texas, June l2.-At depth of
NY feet in the Beeville well yesterday
,s9'ner small deposit OF oil was tapped.
ENe little oil deposits are attracting
@s'laerable attention to the well and de-
,.ohI aa the people to keep the drill
vsi Iown as long as the machinery,
N''eA is 200O-foot rig, will carry 1t.
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Galveston, Texas, June T.. The Labor
unions. while not victorious In their Efforts
10 secure the insertion Of II clause IN the
,lons and spcclarations for the sea wall
nroyldipC for the employment of home labor
exclusively at the wages Of 81 per DIV for
eight hours work. have the satisfaction OF
scclng n clause inserted which provides ot
inc hours viii he ten instead al eight =.
Contractors bidding ON the wall VIII hhNN
notice that this viii be the minimum scnlu
Of wages To be paid
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nnM.1 AcoEPT couNTERFEITs.

For piles. skin dlseases, sores, cILs
bruises burns and o,heT wounds gsise no nan
.lu ont Commercials None genuine except
~ SVitt.s u have suffered since 1885 with
protruding. bleeding piles and nnfil recently
C gnrnu - 81 Paul Ark. "Finally ] tried
Re WITS witch Hazel saive, which soon
completely cured me.
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PRESENCE OF MIND
Prevented Train Running Int
People on a Bridge.

Llano, Texas, June 12.-whst came
very near being q terrible catastro-
Pie was prevented by an old colored
mans presence of mind. About forty
people from Llano were plcnlckiug on
the Colorado river. near Klngsland.
Late in the afternoon all OF them
walked out ca the railroad bridge
spanning the Colorado river and were
about the center Of the bridge when
special train loaded with cattle aud
running thlrty-hye miles an hour
came along. Owing to a large curve
Just before reaching the bridge the
engineer was unable TO see the dan
ger ahead. An old colored man wash
lug near by heard the approaching
train and rushed nut on the track
and tagged the trails. II came To
stop within ten feet OF the crowd.
Old heads prevented women aud
children fron lcaping from the
tr'dge. No ON WAS injured.
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Galveston. Texas, June l2--The steamer
CaiTignn Head, for Belfast via New or
leans took ont liSo pigs Of lead. 'hc
uomby Castle, for Antwerp. had On board
asa7 tons zine ore %, $50 feet pine lumber
10 6GO feet of ash lumber and l@2 haic'
az cotton For Vera Cruz the steamer SGll
we'll took out i0o bales OF cotton ann q
lot az miscellaneous freight The stcnmcr
Nueone for New York, had among her
cnrgo 800 bales Of cotton, 600 hnYrls OF
cotton seed oil and large amount ~ other
domestic products.
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MnIt-Nntrlne

Js prescribed by the best PHYSICIANS as the
most helpful tonic ohtainnhle. Man Nv
frlno Is condensed nutriment of malt--hot 4
darlt beer II Is prepared by the famous
Anheuser. Rusch Brewing Assn, which iaet
guarantees the purity, excellence and mef''
claimed for It.
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IijNv. Louise Knox and Masters Herman
1npe end Wilmer Mnsterson and Miss Ada
Rnsch who graduated IN the order tamcd.
Miss Luclla Fonda Will deliver the val.
cdictnry and Nlss Elise Uiny VIII deliver
the salutntory,
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r..uis County Prlmaries.

Austin. Texas, June Fine and
-, ,o nsld in this county saturdd!'
me campaign is at fever neat ,tv nave or
The Young men Of the the COMM sna they held
,anIzed a democratic CLUB anu
sshcir first meeting tonight
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c.oy.s, glaok Root Liver Pills.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They act on the liver
annaI TO calomel spd leave no bad after
odeets No gripping, no sick stomach. VIII
cnrs chornic constipation. Price Is cents.
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q. rd,.,a,d's CoIIeqe Closed.

Austln. Texas. June Est Edward 5
college closed today for the summer va
cation with an appropriate program and a
larg,. crowd present. Robert Walker was
ValedlctoriaI.
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New Oil COMPANY Chartered.

asSnn' Texas June 12.-The charter OF
ssaoSsy Oil company of Beaumont was
!. Today; capital stock s5o,soo. Purpose
X. Prospect for oil and other minerals.
ptiggo.s! W. p. Galloway, Beaumont
a. stein and j, w. Maddox, Austin
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KILLING AT Hampstead
! e. Tompkins Is Dead c. W. La o''"'
- - Under Arrest.

Under Arrest.
Hampstead. Texas, june l.-A An, Utter "fter.
mate dIrIculty occurred here TINS ai', =
noon between L. c TOnPklns ana -, ~ ,ost
W lie Grand. In which Nj Io InisS
his life. lie Grand is under IoS drt TWO Of the
Several shots were erxo GnappiT killing him
bullets striking Mr. IonipS
almost instantly. s,ood well IN the
..n and The tragedy IS deplofe" "
one. $3.50. i. wife and vouns
sou.
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lIniucrsitY Summer SohooI.

Austin. Texas, June l2'-fhe university
summrr school opened today with good
o+.ondance The faculty Is composed n
some a. the Lest educational talent IN ihe
State ana the school gives promise OF being
a success,
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,,rs'llnI equal 10 Prickly Ash hitters for
,.@rng that sluggish bilious feeling, so
sifehs,h N hot weather. II creat.s
is Vigor appetite and cheerful spii
en- = kiesling j02 Main street; Ctss,
.sels " Store. 3l9 Main street, speeiai
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The Death Roll.

Austin. Texas. June 12.-Dr. w A. Nor
,is aged 90 years, died today at his ip'
partmcnts at the Morris house from Ola
age. For many years he was the leading
physician in this section Of the state ana
many friends are mourning his DEATH y
widow and two sons and II daughter sur
vivc him.
Lloyd smith, aged - years died yts'er-
d,, nj fine family home ON East tenth
street after a two weeks Illness WIN itST r,
lie came homo from Beaumont asst sun.
IA. vim his system saturated vita fever
and died ns . result. lie was brother oil
L. II. Smith. , ,idor-
,ns, phu Martinez died yesterday alter Il
hricf illness. lie was buried today
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

Paul Leicester Ford, the author
and novelist, was shot and killed
Friday by his brother, Malcolm
Webster Ford, writer and athlete,
who Immediately sent a bullet into
hls own breast, dying instantly.
Malcolm Ford was disinherited by
his father and his brother had been
supplying MIN with funds. It is
supposed that Paul had declined to
meet anymore of his brothers. ex-
orbitant demands. Only a young
lady stenograPher was present and
she did not hear the words that
preceded the shooting, spoken 10 a
low tone. Ford's best known books
are The Honorable Peter Stir
ling and Janice Meredith. He
was 81 years old and was married
only about year ago.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13
MERCHANTS CARNIVAL.
Evansville Preparing for a Big
Event in This flOnth.

The Merchants Big Carnival at
Evansville, May % to 81, promises
to be an event extraordinary.
Among the numerous attractiors S
will be the Great Bostock- -Ferari
Carnival Co., the largest and grand
est aggregation Of the kind in Amer
ica. over 756 feet of gilded Carved
front, S5O,000i Venetian Gondolas.
Animal show of 40 trained animals,
Crystal Maze of Palace Of Glass,
Moorish Palace of Illusions, Fair
Japan, dog, monkey and pony cir
Gus, Peppers London Ghost Story,
Beautiful Orient, German Village,
Electra. or Aerial Ballots, Edison S
Magnificent Moving Pictures, Elec-
trical High Wire Performance, Bos-
ton Wonderland, Elephants, Cam
els, Donkeys and various other
high class features.
All railroads VIII issue one-ha]l
fare rates, good for the entire week.
Admission to the Carnival only
10 cents.
See advertisement in KENTNcKIAN
tor further particulars.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

Miss Grace Brann. of Waco, Tex
as, and Miss Anna Graves, of Buff
alo, N. Y, have been expelled from
Jessamine Female Institute, at
Nicholasville, Ky, for flirting with
young men and arranging meetings
with them contrary to the rules,
Miss Brann Is the daughter oI
Editor Brann, Of Iconoclast fame
who met death in a street duel for
publishing a scandal that involved
a college in Waco, Texas. She is a
bright student, aged about 2C
years. She and the Graves girI
were close friends and did not
mix largely with the other students.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13
CHILES GOES BACK.
Reinstated on The Pay Roll al
Asylum on Beckham's Orders.
DR.. Ray Protested But Outside In
fluences Forced Him To
Yield.

w ] Chiles, former supervisor
and Mrs. W. J. Chiles, former ma
trou at the Western Asylum, ar
again on the pay roll Of that insti
tuition.
They were removed bv DR.. E. B
Mccormick about thirteen months
ago, that being one of his las
official acts Mr., and Mrs. Chile,
preferred the charges against DR.
Mccormick that brought out the re
taliatory exposures of last year
that resulted finally in the unearth-
ing of social and criminal scandals
of the most dlsgraceful character,
When Mr.. Chiles was removed, he
forced the removal Of Dr. McCor-
mick, being led to believe that as
soon as things quieted down a little
he would be reinstated. But the
new superintendent, Dr.. Ray, de-
layed his reaPpointmentfrom month
to month until it finally dawned
upon Mr.. Chles that he was out for
good, Not long ago he changed his
tactics and no longer requested but
demanded a position for himself and
wife. He went to headquarters
with his demand and made It plain
to the administration that be would
brook no refusal. As Mr.. Chiles
was possessed of more general
knowledge" about the inside work
ings OF the asylum while he was
there than any other man, it was
absolutely necessary to keep him n
a reticent frame of mind.
AT the April meeting Of the
Board Dr. Ray entered a formal
protest against the contemplated
removal of Receiver ]. {. O'Bryan
tomake a place for Mr.. Chiles. Dr..
Ray was so earnest in his protest
that O'Bryan was not disturbed.
Mr., Chlles then asked for the place
held by Supervisor Fentress, but
Mr.. Fentress also knew too much
to be removed with safety, and an
other month passed with Mr. Chiles
still outside the breastworks. Then
a hurried trip was made to Frank
fort, Inspector Hines came down to
the asylum and it is said he
brought peremptory orders to DR..
Ray to find a place for Mr., Chiles
at once.
Yesterday he was given the posi-
tion Of Outside Supervisor, displac-
ing Walter c. Cook, who, 1t is said,
wdl be given some other place.
Mrs. Chiles was made assistant
matron, suPerseding MIS-. Mary p.
Collins, who was removed.
The removal of Mrs. Collins has
caused new troubles to arise. She
had strong influences backing her,
including one or more members Of
the Board. She is a daughter of
Mr.. p. + Sherrell,of Bennettstown.
aud all that part of the county is
exercised over her dismissal
But Mr.. ChIles is vindicated and
has returned to the charmed circle
OF congenial spirits from which he
was torn year ago. He will oc-
cupy the same cottage on the
grounds that he lived in before.
And "All's we'll that ends well. -
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13
PRIMARY ORDERED.
Democrats to Nominate a Can
didate for Congress BY
Ballot August z.
rleeting Of the District Committee
Held in This City Harmon
ious In Every Respect.

The Democratic Congressioua
Committee Of the Second distric
decided Saturday night that
legAlized primary election shoul
be held on Saturday, August ?, 70
the purpose of nominating a can
dldate tor Congress.
This decision was practically
unanimous and was in accordance
with the desires of a majority of thu
candidates, all of whom were pres
ent, with the exception of Hon. Jno
B. Brasher, of Hopkins connty
who was too i'll to attend.
The meeting was called to order
at 7;3O o'clock Saturday night al
Hotel Latham by District Chair
man, Charles NJ. Meacham. TIE
members present were J. I. Wilson,
OF Henderson; Geo. V. Green oi
Christian; w. P. Miller, of Nc
Lean; S. F. Bingham, of Union; DR..
j. A. Goodson. of Webster; d, w.
Gatlin, of Hopkins, E, E. Kelly, OF
Hancock. The latter held the
proxies of T. r. Birkhead and c.
A. payne, of Daviess county.
D. w. Gatlin, of Hopkins county,
was elected secretary of the meet
ing.
All candidates were offered an
opportunity to address the COM
mittee. Messrs. E. P. Taylor, A.
o. Stanley and Geo. w. Hickman
did so and before adjournment Mr..
w. h. Howell came in on the $40
train a4d attended the meeting.
Mr.. John B. Brasher was repre-
sented by Hon. r. B. Bradley.
Messrs. Taylor, Hickman and
Bradley asked for a primary. Mr..
Stanley favored a convention. Mr.
E. {. Wade, speaking for Mr.
Howell. said Mr. Howell had ex-
pressed no preference. All SAID
they would cheerfutly abide by the
decision Of the committee.
The vote on the arst ballot in the
committee stood Z to ? in favor of a
primary, but it was made uDan-
imous. BY the same vote the date
was made August ?, instead OF
July -,
There was some discussion over
the qualifications of the voting in
the primnry, but the same qualii-
cations as adopted for participants
in the appellate coyention was
agreed upon. 1t is that all DEM
ocrats Of whatever shade or belief
who agree to support the nominee
and all young men casting their
first vote, who will pledge them
selves to support the nominee, shall
be entitled to vote ID the election.
The committee decided that no
candidate should be allowed to use
the Democratic device for his indi.
yidual device.
The committee then adjourned to
meet in Henderson on July to
complete all arrangements for hold
ing the primary election. At the
meeting in Henderson the candi-
dates will decide by lot in what
order their names shall appear on
the ballot.
The matter was discussed some
what in the committee and 1t was
thought that the primary could
be held at a cost of $1,000. Nc
election officer will be allowed more
tnan 81 for his services.
The meeting of the committee was
harmonious in every particular.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

a bill providing for the admission
of Arizona. New Mexico aud Okla
homa as states has passed the
House.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13
Beware Of Oinimenls for Catarrh That Contain
Murcury

MuikNiI
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de.
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescription from
a reputable physician, as the dam
age they VIII do is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
featured by f. J Cheney, and Co.,
Toledo, o. contains nc mercury,
and is taken internally, acting di
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. 1t is taken inter.
nally, and made in Toledo, O., by
f. Cheney s. Co. Testimonials
free. Sold by druggists, price 75c
per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

The doctors viii get $4,000 of
the $4,000 appropriated by Con-
gress to pay the expenses OF the
assassination of President NcKiu-
ley. They wanted more.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

Misses Bernice We'll and Myrtle
Harper, two pretty and popular
young ladies of Calhoun, Mclean
county were admitted to the bar at
Calhoun Saturday. The young la
dies passed excellent examinations.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

The Elkton Progress has just
issued a souvenir edition which is
the haudsomest publication ever
sent out by Western Kentucky
newspaper It is comprehensive
write-up Of Todd county and is both
artistic and instructive. 1t reflects
great credit upon Editor L. w
Gaines, whose Progressiveness and
enterprise have for years been o
untold benefit to Elktou and Todc
county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

Col J J. Hickman. once the most
noted temperance lecturer in the
United States, died at his home in
Columbia, Mo-. last week aged 63
years.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13
Complete Treatment 81

Complete external and internal treatment
for every humour, consisting of CUucuRA
SOAR, 25c., to cleanse the skin Of crusts
and scales, and soften the thickened cut
icle; CUTIcURA OINTMENT, 50c., to in
stantly ailay itching, inflammation, and
irritation, and soothe and heal and CUT-
cURA REsoLvBNT PILLS, 25c., TO cool and
cleanse the blood. A SINGLE SET is often
sufficient to cure the most torturing, dis
figuring, itching, burning, and soaly skin,
scalp, and blood humours, eczemas, ,rashes,
and irntations, with loss Of hair, from
infancy to age, when all else fails.
CurIou2A REMEDIES sold throughout the world.
British Dapot 22s, Charerhouae So, London. French
Depnt Rue de Ia psix Paris. PorrER DRuo AND
CHEM. Corr, Sole Props, Boston, y. s. A.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

The Sebree Herald has changed
its name to the Green River News.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

Queen Wilhelmina continues to
improve and is about out of danger.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

President-elec Palma, of Cuba,
VIII be inaugurated next Tuesday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13
AMNoUoCEMENTs!
orized to announce

We are authorized to announce
HON. JOHN b. BRASHER,
Of 8opkius county. as a candidate for Congress
m the Second district subject TO the action of the
Democrats party. Election Nov. 1902.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

OF Christian County, as a candidate for Railroad
Commissioner in the First Railroad District Of
Kentucky, subject TO the action Of the Demo
cratic party. Election Nov. 1908.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

we are authorized to announce
JUDGE f. P. TAYLOR,
OF Daviess county, as a candidate for Congress
in the Second congressional district, subject 10
the action OF the Democratic party.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13

We are authorized to announce
Mr.. WEIR G. BELL.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1902-05-13
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