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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03
A Humminc Birds Nest.

Have you ever seen a humming
birds nest? This dainty achievement
of birdcraft is about as big as a large
walnut, constructed almost entirely OF
some soft woolly substance woven to-
gether with marvellous skill, deftly con-
caved inside to form a warm. downy
shelter for the tiny brood. Fastened
upon the lichened cleft of twig, the
outside of this minute structure is COM
pletely covered with fragments or
gray-green lichen pasted on by some
marvellous adherent possessed by the
bird builder. Thus protected it SO
strongly resembles the twlg on which
1t is placed that only a very sharp eye
can detect it as other than a part OF
the tree, A brood of young humming
birds ensconced In their wee, moss
covered house would be sight worth
going long distance to see.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03

He can not be destitute who has the
Divine.
No one can wound the Father like
the child.
The best Church trust is trust in
the Lord.
No words are great unless they have
been deeds.
The brightest lives shine out of dark.
est troubles.
The best denial of lie is the doing
Of the truth.
The living creed grows out OF the
living Christ.
The price of sin is always greater
than its profit
Man can not be renovated; he must
be regenerated.
Evil is real, but temporal; good is
real, but eternal
You can not judge the house by one
sheet Of its plans.
God lifts up the vy-hearted by
means Of human hands.
The greatest truths are powerless
without the living teacher.
There is a sectarian human spirit but
NO sectarian Holy Spirit.
Active service saves many a man
from foolish fears and speculations.
When Christ comes, the first Jericho
to fall may be an ecclesiastical one.
1t is no proof of courage to dig up
q dead heresy so as to kill it again.
The noblest worker is he who does
the lowllest work in the loftiest spirit
If Christ alone did so much what
might He not do multiplied in the mil
lions of Christians?
The Holy Spirit has not delegated
His work of sending forth laborers
TO any Seminary or University.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03
"DON'T GET RICH, PAPA"

A baby in a palace
Went pattering here aud there,
And the nurse was paid to heed her
And to keep her in her care.
But she was not paid-'twere folly
10 love the baby, too.
So the baby in the palace
Missed--what she hardly knew.
A baby in cottage,
A tiny blossom. grew.
The warmth Of mother kisses,
A fathers love, she knew.
The sunshine Of affection
Was DER her in her play;
So the baby in the cottage
Was happy all the day.
For the baby In the cottage
Wealth set snare one day,
Saying softly: "ilere's palace.
In It you may live and play.
But the baby missed the kisses
And the old time loving way
So she grayely urged her father;
"P'case don't 90 get rich, | say
o, babies in the palaces,
With all, save leye, TO bless'
q, babies In the cottages,
Who smile to loves earess.
wonder, o. wonder,
If you could speak to-day,
Would you not teach us higher lore,
And, Don't get rich would say !
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03
Eastern IInnrerv.

The specimen below of Moorish epis-
tolary style which comes from Bud
gett Meakin's recent book, The
Moors,' and is merely an invitation to
dinner is calculated TO make the i'm.
aginatiye resources Of the English en-
tertainer, who writes on visiting
card Come and dine" look small IN.
deed.
TO my gracious master my respected
lord
This evening, please God, when the
king Of the army Of stars, the sun of
the worlds, win turn toward the realm
Of shades and place his foot in the
stirrup of speed. thou art besougbt 70
Tighten us with the dazzling rays Of
thy face, rlyaled only by the sun. Thy
arrival like spring breeze, will dis
sipate the dark night of solitude and
isolation.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03

that his voice cannot dominate the up
roar of those revolving wheels.
Seven minutes There are
now several cylinders. powerful and
enormous; they press themselves
against him, and battle every attempt
ed repnlse. From all come the same
maddening roar.
Eight minutes. lie fancies
that he hears the click that presages
the crushing of the glass tube.
See. the cylinders are bursting and
pouring out an avalanche of bills-bills
of all kinds and values. They heap
themselves up. They fill the room.
They are sitting him under their mass.
Nine minutes. His eyes
hover between his watch and the mon
strous engines that are crushing him
against the door. The face of
the watch and the hands dance in a
confused mass before his eyes. He
falls to his knees, his eyes closed, his
hands against his ears that he may not
hear the terrible explosion-that he
may not see.
The next day they found the body
of a man stretched on pile of notes
close TO the door-which was not lock-
ed Near. the body. on q small table,
lay an engine, which was subjected to
a careful examination at the municipal
laboratory. The result showed conclu-
sively that the machine could not I'M
der any circumstances. owing to a flaw
In its construction. have exploded
From the French of Maurice De Mar
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03

inent during the
"embalmed beef
scandal of the
Spanish Ameri
can war. is now
on the road to be-
come a Mexican
bonanza k II g.
Following the IA
nous controversy
n I Washingt
Eagan started out
to find a new field
for his energies
w h e n he left
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03
Then lie Went.

DO YOU know" remarked the young
man as the mantel clock indicated
1880 p. m, that of all the songs
ever heard my favorite is Home, Sweet
Homer
Indeed rejoined the fair girl as
she endeavored to suppress yawn. Il
never would have suspected 1t"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03

May Serve Water Through Meters.
Ohio courts have sustained the right
Of the city of Columbus to charge luz
citizens for water by the meter sys-
tenn
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03
british suhieots in Paris.

There are. according TO the census
return just published, 25,906 British
subjects resident In Paris.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03
TRUMPET CALLS.
Ram's Horn Sounds Warning Note
to the Uuredeemed.

oN E must be 10y
al.
Anxiety may be
but atheism.
Shadows do not
stop the sun.
Sincere C onse-
Grafton never pro-
dnees self-compla-
cency.
Life can not lie
all sunshine il il
wauld he OF any
service.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03

There are some who go to church fo,
no other apparent reason than TO look
in a superior way at those who don't
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03

\ self-made man never forgets to
boast of his job.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03
STRUCK 1T RICH IN MEXICO.
Gen. Charles p. EGan Now on the Road
TO Fabulous Wealth.

General Charles z. Eagan, former Com
mssary General Of the United States
army, who became unpleasantly promi-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03

Pay man compliment, and In n
few minutes he will fish for another.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-03

Even coward is able to beat re-
treat.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30
HARD TO CHOOSE.
So Many Good and Great lh'nss
flakes Choice Difficult.

One of the difficulties attending
mention of the features OF the coming
Adam Forepaugh and Sells Bro'ne's
shows is to select from among them
those that are the most prominent
There are so many and they are SO va
ried that It is impossibleto hnd room I'd
an ordinary newspaper article 70 nSins
them all. A hsphazard selection would
include the great list OF tweuty-three
star riders of both sexes: Mintibg'
the Marvel, the famous fellow who rides
a wriggling unicycle up and down
spiral tower that reaches from tue
yroupd 10 The Top Of the lent The Ten
Peerless Potters, whose performance IS
dsscribed as the greatest aerial sct on
earth the four herds Of performing el-
ephanls the great Jackson Family Sy-
cling Septelle; an army Of star clowns
Dallie Julian, the only living lady SOM
ersaull rider, aud Emma Stickney' VINO
Is rightiully called the empress o. al
eouestrieuaes the Aurora Zouaves, tue
gallant Illinois boys who bave won al
the interstate drills Of recent years ana
who have been declared by the press
and public Of Europe, where they nave
been drilling for more thar year. 10
ne the best drilled soldiers in the world
CAPTAIN Hugh Thomasou's Roosevelt
Rough Riders, the greatest military
horsemen of the world, who are all vet
eraus Of the famous Sixth U. S. Cavalry
and the immortal regiment that followed
Roosevelt up the heights Of San Juar
| Hill and glory; and long line OF Other
features Of almost equal importance.
Then there is the great loop the 1907
on bicycle, by Diavolo, a marvellous
feat.
tits indeed most wouderful eggrega
tion of the curious, the rare, the move
and the exclusive in things that VII
amuse and amaze. There is some salts
faction In the fact that the shows Al
presented here will be an exact dupli
cate in every detail Of the great show
that so aroused the enthusiasm OF tn
, nress OF New York City at the reguia
: aunua! opening of the season at Madi
SON SQUARE Garden last April. The
will be here on Friday. Nov. I4th
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30
me Best PresOrIptlOn fOr MaIarIa

Chills and Fever is a bottle Of Groves
Iasteless Chill Tonic Ii is simply Iron
and Quinine in a iast-less form. No Cure,
No Pay. Price soe.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30

on as Judge
.aarge of the business
NUS
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30
No eOod-It Pays.

A Chicago man has observed sua'
.cood deeds are better than real estate
aseds-some Of the latter are worthless
Act kindly aud gently, show sVmp"'ny
and lend a helping hand. You canno'
possibly lose by it." Most men aPpre.
ciate kind word and encouragement
more than substantial help. There are
ns,sons in this community who mign'
truthfully say: "My good FRIEND cheer
mo. A few doses of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy will rid You Of your colo
and there is no danger whatever IRON
Drsumouia when you use that medicine
II always cures. l know Il iof i na'
helped me out many time" Sold . .
pope Drug Co., Port Gibson and T. y
Barron, Martin, Miss.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30
His Life In Peril.

ct Just seemed to have gone all 20
nieces. - writes Alfred Bee, Of Welfare,
Tex. "biliousness and lame back had
made life burden. l couldn't eat or
sleep and felt almost too worn out to
work when began to use Electric Bit
ters. but they worked wonders. Now /
sleep like a top. can eat anything have
gained in strength and enjoy hard
work" They give vigorous health and
new life 10 weak, sickly, rundown peo-
pie. Try them. Only so cents at ]. A.
r. A. Shreve,s drug store.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30

ked.
.and early moTilinE pa

.nnd early morihhs p
.er train on the Y. & NJ. " '"'''- at
was wrecked helow Baton Rouge sho,''
after midnight Monday. Enginee' - -
~ Kihlu,an Of New ORLEANS, the GU. -
fireman and white tr Alnp were o.
The engine was cor apiete wreck -
cry coach left the Il sck
The wreck was caused By . nerd o
cattle.
None Of the p sssengers we're hurt.
Traffic was d elaysd sev eral hours.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30

Two agents for Memphis supply
house sold a carload Of goods to farmers
in Pike county and when the goods
we're being unlosded, the sheriff de-
manded the $50 privilege tax. The
state auditor was appealed to, With the
resul that the $50 tax. together with the
s7s city lax, had to be paid.
The auditor urges every sheriff to keep
a sharp look. out for this class Of men.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30


We have been having fne weather r.
gathering the staple for The las, -, =
weeks but fres and overcoats came ~ =
n'csly on Monday morning. .
o"ing to second growth, II frost stsv.
On ten days the cotton crop will BE- snu.,
TO that Of last year. - squai
Mr. John A. Lowe. we hear. has .o,s
out MS MS Willows store to Judge Tobr I,
Irevilliou, who will couiinue ,Ss n -, -
ness on his own account.
Mr.. N. c. Mccaa and family h.u.
moved to Rodney. Mr.. Mccaa will 80
into business at that place. 81
Mr.. DR.. Bailey was pleassn, vis,,o.
at Willows Monday.
Miss Matte Wells returned hom. -
sunday, after spending a very pl,ss.a,
week with frieuds In Port Gibson
lhe Willows gun club are bsv;na
ice time shooting partridoss. wh,os s :
e numerous and fat and nice.
", we hope to have the postof5ce :. $
'iiiows re.esiablished as So.
revillion takes -
wiz
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30

Look with borrow on Skin Eruptions,
BIolches, Sores, Pimples. They don't
have them, nor will any one, who uses
Bucklen's Arnics Salve. It glorihes
the face, Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish
before It. It cures sore lips, chapped
hands, chilblaiDs. Infailible for Piles.
asc. at 7. A. Shreve's Drug Store.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30

For several months our younger broth
er had been troubled with indigestion.
He tried several remedies bat got no
benefit from them. We purchased some
Chamberiain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets and he commenced taking them.
Inside Of thirty days he had gained for
ty pounds in flesh. he Is nov fully re-
covered. We have a good trade on the
Tablets.-HoLLEv BROS, Merchants,
Long Branch, Mo- For sale by Pope
Drug Co, Port Gibson. and Z. d. Bar
ran. Martin. Miss.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30

When pain or irritat on exists on any
part Of the body, the pplicaton Of Bal
lard's Snow Liniment " III give prompt re-
lief. cit goes right to the spot" said an
old man who was rubbi ng it in, to cure his
rheumatism. c. K. 5 mith, Propr. Smith
House, Tenaha, Tex S, writes: 81 have
used Billiards. Snow iniment in my family
for several years, and have found it to be a
fine remedy, for all aches and pains, and
recommend it for pains in the throat and
chest" 25c., soc. SI.oo at Pope Drug
Company.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30

wANTRD-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLEMAN
or iadv in each county to manage business Tor
an old established house Of solid financial stand
ne. A straight, bona hde weekly cash salary
I $500 paid by check every Wednesday with
all expenses direct from headquarters Money
advanced for expenses. Manager, $40 caxton
Bldg, Chicago.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30

diseased Sphca1o9s po2t;a as they cannot reach Al.
way TO cure de.se ~ tho ear. There is only one
aonal remedies. Deafneas "a +. = py constiiu-
nsts Sa1so condition Of the mucous eiy oy an IN
von bsve aups When tins tube is ,3 ~ a'as sne
no ana sDla laau,poiing sound or imperrert han.
the'resn "rh aoa Is entirely closed Deafness
taken out and nd ,S1 SS1esshe Inflammation can 81
conditien, hearing 'n9e no, restored to It's normal
nile cases out Of ten are csnsos M forever
~ gaiSn y nothing but an inaamed co. - Tala
case Of ne paag giye One Hundred Dollars sor .u,
NOT h. ~,ne7s cyro5 lcaused BY caiarrLof :. 'uy 1
Tor circulars, free. -" O@'arrh Cur. a,ld
so,a - =, NJ ;. CHENEY q CO., T. 5o o.
--"i Rainlly Pills are the bsst
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30
Excellent Weather.

Cotton planters cannot complain of
the weather this fall. Il has certainly
been all that could be desired for gath
eriug the crop. The result is excellent
samples and good prices. Long staple
cotton has brought remarkably good
prices.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30

6rs, aaSe Se.S Rogers Blue ctI Cure. r..
5oss. AZ. uoss , breaks the chills srd ,, ne
e',rs spses :, VIII cure. Price as cents MS '"fse
cure no pay. Sold by Dr p 0sn's; :, 10
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30
A GOOD CRAFT

by the gardener or farmer makes
a young slip grow on an old stock.
The grating or joining OF pipes
the business Of the Plumber-our
business in fact.
New work is grated on the old
and made part Of it where that is
found best. Old work torn out
and improved system substituted
where such is deemed expedient.
Houses without plumbing are
plumbed in a highly satisfactory
manner. Any and all work in the
plumbing line is well and prompt
ly done by
The Port Gibson reveille., 1902-10-30
To Cure a cold in One Day

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It fails
10 cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. zsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06

,ority. and the precincts yet 10 be
heard from viii Increase pardeah
lead. The legislature IA strongly tie
publican. ....,.
sixth, seventh and Eighth eousres-
alonai districts. The two San Fran
cisco districts, now represented by
Kahn aud Loud, Republicans wefn
carried BY the Democrats. Their
candidates, LIvernaHh and Wynne,
having been Endorsed by the labor
PARTY, The First and Second dis
trlcts are atiil In doubt, with the
chances favoring the Hspubiirans IN
the first aud the Democrats IN the
Second.
/ Frank X. Lane. Democratic noinl-
mes fnr governor. insists that he hhn
been counted out, and says thht ne
viii contest the election. Chairman
caminettI. OF the Democratic COM
rntttae also insists that II Pafdee
has been elected the result has been
seeonpllshed by fraud. IL IL as
sertsAf thar numerous Dcmoefhuc
votes were thrpwn out In Ban Fran
ciseo and thai the .eturnr from Ala
media and Los Angeles eohhtieh Ntft
Withheld and padded.
A legal committee Of Deb,setab
discussed today the advinability ~
contrasting Partiee'a election. II vas
decided TO get more evidence regard.
Ing the votes thrown out In Alameda
ana fan nernardino counties.
Chairman camlnetti. of the state
committee. has instructed county
chafrmen to rush In all evidence Of
election iileFalitlea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06
COMPLETE RETURNS
DO NOT CHANGE THE
POLITICAL SITUATION

Democrat, over George u. Piper. Re-
publican. by TG majority.
Thirty fifth Senatorial District
X. NJ. kinnear. Republican. over Il.
II. James. Democrat. by SIS majority.
Thirty seventh Senatorial District
Re. u. Palmer. Republican. over
William piggott. Democrat. by $50
The Republicans elected all the
representatives from King county.
The complete returns show the fol-
lowing results:
Fortieth District-w. II. Clark ei.
ected by a plurality OF $40: w. w.
Brown by plurality Of si7; 4. l.. Nor
riil, by plurality OF s03.
Forty -first pistrict--w. A. Carrie,
by plurality Of e7o: Geo. w. lib
bits. By plurality OF bi2.
Forty-second Distrlct-F. w. Com
stock. plurality 2si: Lewis Levy. piu-
Forty-fourth District--James wier.
plurality bs5; irving T. Cole. plural
lily b7s.
Forty-fifth pistrict.-oeorge w.
Dillink. plurality s7i; q. w. Jeffrles.
plurality 2i4.
Forty-sixth District--C. s. Gleason
plurality $50: Joseph Lyons. plurality
coz.
fofty-eeNtHtn DihtflCt - reuben
Jones, plurality ioss: w. II. Lewis,
The complete returns show the
following results on the state and
county tickets:
For Justice OF tho Supreme Court
Hiram +. Hadley ii,24s; Reavis.
b.sle.
For representatives 1904;
Cushmnn, 1906: Humphrey, ti,2ae.
cotterill. 7,ois; Holcomb. $3.50: Cole.
1891.
FOR sheriff--woodins. s.z74; cudl-
For Auditor--Lamping, 1i.i4s;
Drees, b,b16.
For Treasurer = Moconnaughey.
1921; Schram, SSH.
For Koepfli. io.s22, Pike.
b,s2s.
For Attorney-scott. 1855: Wood.
b,70a.
For coroner-Hoye. ii,a7s; sher-
rock. b,1s2.
For Assessor-Peter. il,7is; Lives
ley, b.3sf.
For Superintendent of Schools
Hnrtranft, ti,2sb; Campbell. b.s2i.
For Surveyor - Wright, ii,i3i;
Miner, b.iai.
For Judge of the Superior Court
Morris. 1876; Emory, 6,b9i.
For County Commissloners-T
district, Smith II .0bs. Trimhle. b.4te:
First district. Baker. 10S65; Daui-
For wreckmaster-- Wallace. 1924;
Gale. b,f50
f-ar .fustire or tho Seattle
precinct. George. e.5s4; Cam. 1854:
Rochester, 4.6gt
For c'ons T.2st;
shes- asst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06
Ehlf1IIc lnvER'e Victim After Many Hours Dies
A.:s chanpsz; the Murderer Cool AFT WAcEhThI

and abe put me on for a year. She
nafd that she would leave the coun-
try Il ! would follow.
she did iease. ara I then came
down to seattle. When the year was
up did not ask her 10 marry me.
didn't know whether ! wanted her TO
OF not. Lately she had rot all Of
my money. The night | struck her
I went dcwn 10 the concert hall 80
see her. she asked me to buy her
2 beer. and 4 told her thai 1 was
Il then asked her TO give me ~
win which To buy sosusthfnx 10 eat.
she refused Just az she was going
back through q hall. | pulled the
knife out and struck her with ~.
didn't mean 10 kill her. thafs the
truth. didn't want her 10 die. she
was false Go me. however. and I
struck her.
The prisoner viii not be formally
charged with the murder until after
the inquest which Coroner Hove viii
hold Tomorrow AZ the rnorEue of the
Seattle Undertaking. Co. Autopsy
Physician Ostrorn made a post NOR
tenn examination ~ the body this
morning and found that death had
been caused by the Knife wound.
The blade. about ~ inches long.
entered the right temple on a line
drawn from the eye 70 the center of
the ear. The blade went in down.
ward and toward tho back Of the
head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06

Complete official returns from
King county show that the Republic
ans gained n signal victory. electing
all candidates on their county and
legislative ticket except the sheriff
and one state senator. The Repub-
Iican majority averages 5000.
Hiram T.. Hadlsy. for justice OF the
supreme court. leads the state ticket
in the county by n majority OF b.s2I.
William r.. Humphrey, for congress-.
leads the congressional ticket. secur-
ing a majority OF &.11o. The con-
gressional ticket fell behind that OF
the rcHt OF the state ticket on ac-
count OF tho Democratic candidate
from King county. ueorEe II. Cot
teFlll. running ahead Of his ticket by
!. 900 votes
While the Republican majority on
the state ticket In large. the leaders
on the county ticket we're elected by
even larger majorities.
Dr. G. L.. Hoye. Republican candi-
date for recollection as coroner. leads
both the state and county ticket. or
the total vote polled he received
Ii,27G, a majority OF ellis. George
n, Lamping, Republican candidate
for recollection as auditor, received
the next highest majority. He also
leads the state ticket. securing a
majority OF b.62T.
The smallest Republican majority
was In the contest for the superior
court bench. George T.. Morris. the
Republican candidate. was elected
over Judge q. Meade Emory, the
present Incumbent, by majority OF
Sheriff cudihee's personal Follow
ing reelected him sheriff. he being
the only Democrat on the county
ticket 10 pull through. The city gave
cudihee majority OF l,ooo, while
wedding came in from the county
outside OF the city with a majority
of but $50, thus eleotlng Cudihee by
a total majority of ss4.
The Republicans elected the county
Legislative ticket In every district
except the Thirty-fourth. where
George u. Piper was beaten out by
Judge william Hickman Moore. the
Democratic candidate. Judge
THE other legislative candidates
elected are M follows.
Thirtleth Senatorial Diatrict-J. J..
Smith, Republican, over /. p. Cal.
houn, Democrat. by majority OF
'Thlrsy-first Senatorial DIstrict--A.
T.. Van de Vanter, Republican, over
+. q. smithers, Democrat, by Sol
majority.
n A. trucker. Republican. over Paul
land. Democrat, by $40 majority.
Thirty-third Senatorial District.
Andrew Heinrich. Republican, over
James Conway Democrat. by ios
Thirty.fourth Senatorial District
Judge william Hickman Moore.