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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-03-14
LOVE AT LONG RANGE %" 1% Fl ana T%ve0 0yea y%a long time

/known and loved yca a long time
t,ior : HysV Voa 'l i S"ven''"eeN a you. Can com
| 9 may be so ,,d0mely that VIII en- vo,
sc u.e you nfay be terribly dissp
poHted. nAy have red hair ant
,re'k tes, aTSst in my eye and terri
uji pj1 t5at fpmISn , my back Could you stant
"I%," replied o'Mears, "if 20,
cou<stand my bald head and rec
- 3here was more this pleasantly
ID then Miss davidson seriously
Wgreed to marry her distant lover
Aiter many more conversations on the
wire 1T was agreed that Miss Davidson
and O'Meara should meet at a hall
way point, Pittsburg being finally
selected, whore they should be mar.
| rled. This course was chosen in the
hope that the contamination of their
peculiar courtship could be accomplish :
cd secret y, thus avoiding the good
natured, but embarrassing chatling OF
OF their fellow operators.
| But that wire on which they made
thelr arrangements ran through the
Plttsburg officer where there were
automatic repeating Instruments. An
operator standing beside the repeatcrs
one day overheard the final arrange.
lnents, heard the description each
gave the other by which to insure
identification at the depot, and told All
ABOUT 1t to the Pitts burg operators.
VINO thereupon determined to make
the occasion Of tue wedding interest
Ing. "A committee was appointed to
watch the meeting OF the couple and
TO prepare for reception.
O'Meara arrived at Pittsburg dav
afeA1 Df Misa II lyi1snn Il
agreed upon, and was at the station on
the following day when her tran
pulled up from the west. His heart
was beating wildly as he scanned the
allghtlpg passengers, and he was too
preoccuptcd to notice that he WAS
being watched by half dozen young
men.
Nor did he notice that he was OBJ.
served closely by tall, bronze haired
and decidedly handsome young woman
who had alighted from Is Pullman car
and was standing in tho shadow of
baggage truck loaded with trunks.
There was q smile on the young wo.
man 5 face rs she finally stepped for
ward and touched O'Mcara on the
- How dye do, Charlie 2" she said.
Are you really Amy 2" he cried,
grasping her outstretched hands in
both of his. "Gou told me to look out
Tor short, curly haired girl, with a
imp In her left foot, and | gave you
an accurate description Of myself"
Not SO very accurate. though" she
laughingly replied. you didn't tell
me half how good looking you are"
it was evident to the watchers, who
now came forward that they were
pretty well satisfied with each other.
The committee introduced themselves
and announced that the couple were
to be conducted forthwith to a hotel.
" here, at s o'clock that evening, they
were to be married. This arrange
ment was carried out, and during the |
evening the Pittsburg operators and
their wives ard daughters attended
the wedding reception and supper at
the hotel.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-03-14
TIE BUFFALO EXPOSITION.
Two Young Women to Represent
South Carolina on the Pan-A mcri.
can Exposition Board,

Two Young Women to Represent
South Carolina on the Pan-ls M mcri.
can Exposition Board,
In response to the following letter
received by Governor McSweeney from
the director general OF the Pan Amer
lean exposition to be held al Buffalo,
N. Y, from May lst 10 November lst,
1900, the Governor named Miss Mary
Hemphill, OF Aboeville, and Miss Lucy
Hoyt, OF Greenvllle, as the States rep
resentatives
Sir: The act Of the Legislature OF
this State creating the Pan A American
exposition provides that board OF wo-
men managers tC consist OF not less
than 70 members shall be designated
by the board of directors.
The organization OF this executive
board OF % will take place immetl ately
upon the designation of its mem 5ers by
the president 'of the company. This
board Will have its headquarters build
Ing upon the grounds OF the exposition
and VIII have charge OF and carry out
such work as may be decided upon by
the board after its organic alton.
In keeping with the spirit OF the act
to which | have referred and in har.
mony with the earnest desire OF the au-
thorlties OF the exposition to place
within the reach OF all the States and
Territories every possible advantage
which may spring therefrom, the
board OF directors provided at recent
meeting tina: two honorary mem bers Of
the executive board of women manag.
ers to which | have referred, should
be designated for each State and Ter
ritory.
In accordance with the terms OF this
resolution, and Oy instruction OF the
president and Of the executive COM
mittee, | have the honor to request
your excellency to transmit to me the
names OF two women from your State
who will thereupon be commissioned
| to be honorary members OF the said
| executive board OF women managers.
The executive board will correspond
with the honorary members SO named
In the ditferent States concerning the
work OF women as it relates to the ex-
| position, and IL Is believed much can
be done through this board to further
the many branches of work in which
women are now engaged in our coun-
try.
| shall be gratitied II your excellency
viii give this your earliest possible at.
tentiOn In order that proper co.nmis
sions may be Issued to such persons as
you may be good enough to designate
have the honor to be, sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
VIM. G.. BUCHANAN,
Director General.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-03-14

The Seaboard Air Line has finished
its line from Camden to the outskirts
OF Columbia. a train, with General
Super rintendont Y. f.. McBee's car at.
tached, made the trip between tho two
places, and materials for the depot at
both places are being put on the ground.
The link between Camden and Cheraw
Is nearly done. Between Columbia and
Cayce, the terminus OF the Florida Cen
tral and Peninsular, nearly all the
track has been laid, but freshets have
interiered with the completion OF the
bridge across the Congaree. The entire
line OF eighty miles will be complete
from Chelaw to Columbia and thence
to Cayce in three weeks.
Tho Turkish minister at Washing.
ton, All Ferrough Bay, has requested
representatives of the press at tho
National Capital 10 refrain from max.
ing reference to his family in the pub
lie prints. He explains that this la q
mark of respect shown to q man OF his
rank In his own coGatry, and he ex.
poets to have the same consideration
shown for him here.
The house at No. 63 Prince street,
New York, which was sold the other
| day, was the residence of President
Monroe after his retirement from the
cnief mag'stracy OF the nation. He
died there on July 4, 1881. Since that
date the property has been used as
oliliard table factory, q Vieunese res
taurant, Il lnkariaI restaurant an(
q furrier's establishment.
1t is said the actual number OF mer
surrendered by Gen. Cronje was 4 $50
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-03-14

In the war OF 1912 298, 9l6 soldiers
served sixty days or more. OF that
number 10000 drew pensions, but of
their widows $1,000 drew pensions. At
the present time thu one survivor OF
the war of 1872 Is drawing $l93 a year,
while the widows are receiving
$293 ,o97 The widows of Mexican We.
terans are receiving 1918, ,067 a year
and the surviving veterans 81 ,lO7, ,594
Charles M. Schwab, who is now
president OF the Carnegie Steel Com
pany, went to work In the Carnegie
Iron Works at Plttsburg twenty year,
ago as a stake driver at q salary of 81
o day. Today he draws q larger salar,
than the President OF the United States
| He 10 only 81 years old.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-03-14

Early In his prOiCS SlOual career he made dlScON-
cries which placed him mt the head OF his prolcs-
sion as a specialist in treating what are generally
known as private diseases of men ana women.
IhiS system OF treatment he has more and more
perfected each year until today his cures are so
inyaTiabc as TO be the marvel OF the medical
profession
Enjoying the largest practice OF any specialist
nal fees which makes 1T possible for AL 10 obtain
his services.
Dr. hathaway treats and cures Loss Of vitality,
Naricocclc structure, Blood Poisoning in It's diff
fCTCnt stages, Rheumatism. Weak Back Merry
ouSnCSs all manner Of Urinary Complaints,
Ulcers. Sores and Skin Diseases, BriGhtS Disease
and all forms oi Kidney Troubles. His treatment
Tor undertonCd men restores lost Vitality and
makes the patient strong, well vigorous man
DR.. IIatl away'S success In III" treatment OF
NaricOcclS and Structure without the aid of knife
or cautcry IS phenomenal Tho patient IS treated
by this method AT his own home without pain or
loss OF time from business. IhSiN positively the
only treatment which cures without an operation.
DR.. Hathaway calls the particular attention Of
sufferers from NaricOcclc and Structure to pages
p, 2s, -, 30 and 81 OF his new book, entitled,
"ManlincSs. NigOr Health" a copy Of which will
be Seut free on application,
Write today for free book and symptom blank,
mentioning your complaint
j. NEWTON HATFfA WAY, M. D.
DIR. Hathaway 81 Co.,
22B South Broad street, Atlanta. GA.
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-03-14

Mrs. Patterson, daughter OF Ex-
President Andrew Jackson, Is to do
nate land for Is park to surround the
grave Of the ExPrcsidcnt at Greene
vile, Tenn, ana asks that the national
government assume control Of the
park.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-03-14

Over 5000, 900, 600 have been invest
ed n electric lighting in the United
States.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-03-14

Q IA Es X % R TA..
Bears tho Il, Tho Kind You Have Always BOuGh
S'''a'''' sf NlN2zIzm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-11
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL De PONCE
a. 0bEic

Resultando que algunOs comercian-
teS y Otros vecinOs, que Sc dedican a
la yenta de bebidaS alcOh0icas Y ia
bacO, no han cOncurrid0 esta AL
caIdia, a proyeerse de la correspon
diente patente; y fin de evitaf los
perjuicios que pudieran 0casionarse a
los que Sc encuentren en- ese case, he
creidO cOnyeniente recordarles aue
la Orden General ndmero 80 de 80
de Diciembre de 1898, articulo p,
relatiya a este impuesto, dice entire
otras cosas 10 siguiente:
Al que dejase de satisfacer este
derechO, Sc le impOndra una muita
equiyalente al doble del mismo, con
mas, la clausura del establecimiento
y prisi6n del delincuente, 81 fuese ne
cesariO.
Esta Acadia, espera de las perso
mas comprendidas en- ell parrafo an.
terror, concurran en- ell t6rmino de
OchO dias prOVeerse de dichas pa.
tentes, pues de 10 cOntrario Sc pro
cedera al cumplimIento de la dispo-
sicion citada.
Tambien Sc advierte los que adeu-
dan ell lmporte del segundo semestre
pOr ell expresadO cOncepto, cue estan
ObligadOs en- el indicadO t6rmino de
OchO dias a satiSfacer ell mOntante de
la media quota de patente restante.
Ponce, Enero de 1900. Ell Alcal-
de, P. j. RoSALY. 2-3
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as .snDsaerfG las Tires B
de Ps3l'o GpU y R0S.

Este antique acreditado estable-
cimiento habierto de nuevo al pubu :
co. oErece a sus numerosOs favorece-
dores pan selecto a todas horas del
dia confeccionado con las meIoreS
harinas que Sc fabrican en- Nueya
York asi como un variado suFudo de
galletas de t0das classes.
Existe ademas en- eI mismo estaoie-
cimiento un surtido yariado de pro-
visiones Y licores selectos para laml-
lias, que yende a precios sumamente
m6dicoS.
Una vista pues a las ~Tres Bp y
saldreis sumamente complexities
Noviembre % del 90 | m. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-11
ASEGUROS MARITIMOS
NOrte ~Germanica.
EEepTesentantes
leI R0nl.d Of ILM RPtprl,iLRlcS O( NelC
Jaime RulIan
Alto CHA 6-PONCE 6

En- este anttguo deo6sito De calzado ? pc
le6aria SO acaha 10 recioir an mnat3 sur
tIdo 1e~eslz ado americana espadol de for
II ~ bo1it IS, - sleros, sen 5ras ri
nos.
Tam1ian se hin raoibido dr;les de hilo y
sigodoa, creas, be:da de almendrs, b a
soa," de coior y pa a chAroi. Efsctos para
toda clasa SO ca9z7dn. futsina piel de rrcia,
ch haroles b<daaa charoladas, gsmusas para
cnchs etc etc.
Vsntas al por mayor al detaiia.
Gatubre 80 del a9. 2v
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-11
NOTIcIA iNPO7TANTE
LA IJMTA Su257i0 De SANDAL

El-dia treintiua3 d8 Enero-de 1909,
q antes, 81 fuere poSibie, to tos los
M6dicos, Dentistas, : Ftrmaceaticos
asi como todos los Practicantes, 90
madronas I Enfermeras, deberan IA
-ber solicitado sus licencias d. Ia
JUNTA SUPERIOR DE SANDAL.
Pueden dirijirse ii Secretario de
Ia Junta en- San Juan, quien dar los
informes que Sc piden.
Ex smenes para
Medico Cirujanos comIenzan EneFo
Danfista sEnero s.
Farmac6uticos Enero l59
Practicantes ..... Enere 22o
Comadronas Enfermeras Eaero 29a
Vease Ia Orden General y ...
Dirigirse al Dr. George g. Croft
Secretario. San Jnan, r Il. 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-11
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-11
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUOIDAD

Sobre este liam muy Ia aGonoIon del p1
oco por Ia 1nca Compaaa del Connente Americana que
soncede semelanse Frivleg1o.
eHOedsss
dcho POLKA
Poll
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P&GAEA
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Esso llama pSocsder eqaidad ygx Los intsresss de
as asaguxados b1an de sanlias.
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0As FEsv sEAa ssatv de RreOz
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POLKA,
VIDA DE EAaO
rSs "a FSas 1S4d ts DECMOs DECM0QUI1os VICE
EJEAPLo 81 P@ss pages por
slQl
abra condolences prvlegOs mas avoables para los
gursdos que los cue ofrece
E1 SOL del canada9
Supicamos 81 inteigente pdbco Isa ectura
uo de es herosas condolences evtando a sorpenddo
Socedades garantda de vuestras v1d
oaad mas informes de:
c. r. storer Sapes pessntendessC B. Metz Agaae genera!
bGsGMTOAget8 JESUS DE- Lago, Fernando N Ce
sro Agene solicitation Luis Yordn Dava Agentss colecexo
EN- Peace Blasni Hermanos
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Gran fabrica dc chocolate
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C. FRANCO YC0. MAYAdUEZ PR.

D.chs induvtria d i pals nada deja
4ua dssear oomparsndola con lss pri.
neras de su olass tanto De IL I5la CO.
mo del eatraUgsTo.
La purezs ds los produotos emplea-
los para IA oonfecei6a del artioulo
sfreoen la garaatf2 de hygiene tsnto
9or sd rica aroma cuauto por la sslud
qae desarrolls en- Ia paraona que e coma
Harlan ante, raz6 4 por 10 oual 80 ha
haoho tan popular tanto 81 Ell pals CO.
40 eu nuchas poblaciones del extran.
garo. Dep6sito permanente en- la fa--
brica y en- Ponce oailo Castillo N 8,
planta bajs izqQ;erda. julio 25 de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-11
ABAD, STEINACHER G. CO.
INGENIEROe CIVILES

INGENIEROT CIVILES
l56 Fifth Avenue, Nuw York.
Sc onoargaran de organizar empresss
,ara la exploitation de eoDcesiones ge.
le minas, riegoa obras de interesoo q
eraI en- Porto Rico en- combin aei6nde
- Estados Unidos.
Ropraaentaute en- Puerto Rico:
Juno E. SrRgg ACHga. PnGcR
o7a..a fQiie Ii 3a fQa0
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PRLYIAEGIO CQNIRA CADUClDAD
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COmpan1a D vapOres itaIianos

E. vapor itaano ALSACE legara puerto del al
de cada carga para Saint Thomas Santa Cruz
Tenefe Geneva Na2oes, Venscia Lvorno Trieste; pasa
fo5 emente para Saint Thomas Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Geneva Napo,es Barcelona, via G6nova.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-11

hstG COnpG1sa oecs GssgaadOs pv0s
9' as espeG c~awtas CoGas 3oossdss Aaa
baadg FGbeso1 oda Is Ams4ysca, d subs
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-11

eonce were unea upin front OF the
state house today but made mo- de
cisive move after being twice refused
entrance 70 the building for tho purpose
Of arresting Secretary Of State Power
and Captain Davis.
Sheriff Shutter took the warrants foi
the arrest of Secretary of State Power
and Captain Davis 10 the state house and
was admitted to see Adjutant General
Collier. He informed Adjutant General
Collier he desired 10 enter the execu.
tive building for the purpose Of seryins
the warrants and In the name Of the ON
monwcalth demanded he b. permitteu ~
do 70. General Collier refused, saying
that acting under orders from Governor
Taylor nobody would b. admitted "a
the executive building for an indefinite
period.
Sheriff Sutter at nom began swearing
IN n big force of deputies 10 aid in ar
resting Powers aud Davis who are sup
po-,d % b. under the protection OF
militia In the state house.
There Is report out that Governor
Taylor and other Republican state OH
Gers will leave at once for London.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-11
TWO YEARS A PLENTY.
Americans In the Philippine. In That
Time Have Enough.

New York, March i0.-Dr. d. HMor-
gan II the United States navy, is in this
city. He has sent 10 the navy depart
ment a report IN which he strongly
recommends that the terms Of Office of
officers and men in the navy service on
duty In the Philippines shall be made
two instead Of three years
"The climate there" said the doctor,
'fs very eneryating. and It's effects are
more seriously felt In the second rather
than the frst year. The men cannot
stand the strain Of continuous service
there
Il do not believe that the revolution
is ~ an end. The Fiiimnos are scatter.
ed about the islands. mainly IN Luzon
in small bands, but It Is generally under
stood they are under orders @ concen'
tntc az any given point when the word
is passed. do not believe that Aguin'
aldo is in China. II Is my impression
he is still in Luzon,
IL notice much alarm has been mani
tested in different parts Of this country
lest the bubonic plagne bo brought herr
/ by the bodies on the Hancock. There u
absolutely no reason for the slightos
fear None of the dead on the HAnoocl
/ died of the plague"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-11
FOR eoesEL MURDER.
warrant. Are out Charging Republican
Onieiais as Being Concerned.

warrant. Are out Charging Republican
Omcials a. Being Concerned.
Frankfort, March iO-w. II. Coulton
Of jackson county, clerk in the Office
Of State Auditor Sweeney, was arrested
and placed in Jail here charged with
completely In the murder u the late
Governor Goebel. The arrest was made
by Chief Of Police Williams.
Warrants charging the same offense
have also been issued for the arrest Of
Secretary Of State Caleb Powers and
Captain John w Davis, policeman OF
the state capitol square, but they have
not been served. Warrants against ex-
Secretary of State Charles Finley and
T. Powers, brother Of Secretary Of State
Powers, charging them with being ac'
ceSsories 20 the Goebel assassination have
been sworn out and sent 70 Whituoy
county for service.
Davis is In the city but was not at his
residence and up 20 n late hour the polico
hal not found him. II Is not known
II Secretary Powers h in the city.
Several witnesses who testified at the
trial Of Harlan Whitaker swore that
the shots at the time Of the Goebel as.
sassination were fired from the direction
Of Powers Office aud he and all Of the
PARTIES for whom the warrants were Is
sued have been under the strictest sur
voillance ever since the assassination.
Captain DAVIS was an appointee Of Gov.
Bradley and was continued under Gov.
Taylor lic also kept a boardinghouse.
Ex.Sccromry Of State Finley was one
Of the promoters u the mass mcting oi
the mountain men In front of the state
capitol Jan. %. lie served as secretary
Of state during the four years when W
O. Bradley WIS governor lie was NOT
In the city tho day Of the assassination
but lcit the day before.
Coulton. the only one arrested, wai
I placed in q cell and not allowed 20 tall
b. any ono.
The warrant on which Coulton wa
arrested, aud for tho nrres; q the tvs
Powers, Finley and Davis were hase,
on an affidavit made by Thomas Crom
well Of Lexington, Ky, before Count,
Judge Moore Cromwell has been assist
ing the detectives in hunting down III
case and IL is said that acting under al
roctions from Colonel r. G. Campbell
and Commonwealth Attorney franklin
he spent several days in Hardin. Bel
Whitley and Knox counties, where it
alleged the evidence against the parti,
arrested were secured.
Public admission % the staiehous
grounds was denied last night 10 all b
order Of the military authorities. hJ
whether this is 70 BE- enforced longer
not known.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-11
ALASKAN BOUNDARY.
Lynn Canal l. the Obstacle In ths Way
OF an Agreement.

" ~ hAi''h'fNs
Washington, March l0.-Althoughan
effort Is being made 10 press negotia-
tions for the permanent delimitation Of
the Alaskan boundary. il is said that
the decision Of the subject is In progress
between the United States and Great
Britain.
In answer % the demand Of the Brit
ish for the establishment Of the b biundary
at a point which would give the English
control Of practically all the Lynn
canal. Secretary Hay recently sent an
exhaustive memorandum. which In the
opinion Of American officials, clearly
refutes the British claim and shows
concludyely that the waterways belong
20 the United States. The British gov
ernment has not answered this commu.
nicati0n.
There is no doubt in the minds Of Of
ficials tha, the loyalty Of Canada "a
Great Britain will cause the London
government TO b. more insis,ent Of the
claims Of the Dominion. The United
States, however. holds that the Lynn
canal is It's property, and the president
has no intention Of relinquishing IT, The
ultimate determination ofthe controyer-
~ viii prebably b. reached by arbiira
tion, the character Of which will he th,
stumbling block in the negotiations.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-11
MILITIA RECALLED.
Governor Tsyior ASKS Them TO Return
10 the Capital.

Governor TAYLOR Asks Them TO Return
to the Capital.
Frankfort. March TO- Secretary Of
State Caleb Powers and Captain John
w. Davis, two Of the alleged suspect'
for whom warrants were issued Friday
night. have not been arrested. They
are said To be In the executive building
Of the state capitol. and the soldier.
guarding the building refused 10 allow
the police 10 enter the building 10 search
for them.
II was rumorcd around the street,
two or three hours before the police went
to Davis residence Friday night 20 look
for them that warrants had been issued
and they got wind Of It and took shelter
In the capitol.
The police made n second attempt e
b. allowed entrance into the executiy,
building, but the guards said they had
orders not to admit anyone. They de-
clined TO say who gave the orders. Gov
Taylor and Adjutant General Collier
sent NO answer 10 the two messages sem
them by the police.
II is reported that Governor Taylor hn
issued orders for all state guards, wh'
recognize him as governor, TO come 4
the state capitol at once, and stirring
times are apparently not far ahead.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-11
TROUBLE ON AGAIN.
Kentucky Election Contest Is In as
bad Middle as Ever.
THE COURTS RULING
II Says the Legislature Has the Right
10 Settle Gubernatorial Contest.
The Militia Has Been Re
called 10 Frankfort.

Louisville, March i0.-A decision sus.
tanning the contention ofthe Democrats,
that the legislature Is the tribunal desig.
mated by the constitution for the deter.
mination of contests for the offices Of
governor and lieutenant governor, was
handed in the Circuit court this
morning by Judge Fields
The Republicans viii appeal the case
b. the state court Of appeals aud II tho
decision there is against them they will
Try 10 get a hearing before the United
States supreme court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-11

Austin. March lO.-The charter Of the
St Louis and san Francisco Railway
company has been fled in the secretary
Of .tato's office Tho object Of the cor.
porntion is to construct is ruad from the
city ~ Dcnison northward 10 point ON
the north hank of Red river near the
month of the Washita river all Of the
road being In Gnyson county. Tbs
capital stock OF the company Is S200.0OC
and its principal Office shall be In Deni
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