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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-04-28
CIRCULAR LETTER NO. 6;
HD'ogs UNITED CONFEDERATE
VETERANS

4
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 10, '97.
Editor La. Democrat, Alexandria, La:
Dear Sir--Gen. j. 3. Gordon,
Commanding United Confederate
Veterans; respectfully requests the
press, both daily and weekly, of
the whole country to aid the patri.
otto and benevolent objects of the
United Confederate Veterans by
publishing date Reunion is to take
place at Nashville. Tenn, on Tues
day, Wednesday aud Thursday,
June 22nd, 23rd and oath, 1897, by
publication OF this letter, with eli
torial notice.
1t will be the largest and most
important q. G. V. Reunion ever
held. The personnel of the Nash.
vile Reunion Committee under
the leadership of it's chairman Col.
j. B. O'Bryan, is a guarantee that
everything will be done for the
comfort and convenience of the
old Veterans and all visitors which
is in the power of man; it is a
splendid body OF very able and
distinguished Comrades, who are
fully alive to the magnitude of the
work entrusted to them in enter.
tanning and catering for their old
Comrades, and it will be their
pride to make it the most memOra.
BILE Reunion upon record; and the
citizens of Nashville are aglow
with enthusiasm, and patriotism,
at the prospect of dispensing their
far famed hospitality to the sur
wing heroes of the Lost Cause.
Also to urge Elk Confederate SOL
diers and sailors every where to
form local associations, and send
applications to these HeadQuar-
tiers for papers to organize Camps.
Immediately, so as to be in time
to Participate in the great Reunion
at Nashville, and thus unite with
their comrades in carrying out the
laudable and philanthropic Objects
of the organization; as only Vet
erans who belong to organized O.
q. V. Camps can participate in
the business meeting at Nashville.
Business of great Importance to
the Survivors of the Southern ar
my will demand careful considera
ton during the Session Of the Sew,
enth Annual Convention at Nash
vile, Teun.-such as the best
method of securing impartial his.
tory, and to enlist each State in
the compilation and preservation
of the history of her Citizen sold
iery; the benevolent care through
State aid or otherwise of disabled
destitute or aged Veterans and
the widows and orphans of our
fallen brothers in arms; to consult
as to the feasibility of the forma-
ton of a U. G. V. Benevolent Aid
Association; the care Of the graves
Of our known and unknown dead
buried at gettysburg, Fort War
ren, Camps Morton, Chase, Doug
las, lakewood Cemetery at Chica.
go, Johnson's Island, Cairo and at
all other points, to see that they
are annually decorated, the head
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appointed commissions to let out and re-
ceive same according to law.
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hpp''ihteH COMMISSIONS TO ioG OUT anu re-
ceive same according to law.
On motion OF Mr.. Nixon:
Resolved, That the sum Of $40, or as
much thereof rs may be necessary, be ap-
propriated out Of the bridge fund Of 1897,
to build a bridge across Rocky branch, on
public road leading from Hineston to
Forest Hill, and that II. L. Melder, B. r
Smith and T. P. Rhames, be appoirt ed
commissioners to let out and receive same
according to law.
On motion of Mr.. Phillips:
Resolved, That the sum of $35, or as
much thereof as may be necessary, be APP
propriated out OF the bridge fund OF 1897,
to build a briGga across Smiths Mill creek,
at Branch Smiths mill, and that VIM.
Stewart, J. b. Holloway ard John Rich
mon, be appointed commissioners to let
out and receive same according to law.
On motion OF Mr. Phillips:
Resolved, That the sum Of $3.50 be ap-
propriated out of the bridge fund OF 1897,
as an additiouel appropriation 10 build a
bridge across Spring creek, at Ellis CROSS
ing.
On ;noti,n Ut Mr.. Sleet, the Jury ad.
journed until 9 O'clock to- morrow morn
ing.
Attest:
JENNIE BARRETT,
Clerk Police Jury.
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ALEXANDRIA, La,

AAA>AS>AAAA>ASAsAHAs
April 10th, 1897.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adj
journment. Present-W. @. James, Pres
ident, and Messrs. Hill, Lawrence, Nixon,
Price, Phillips, Sullivan, Sleet, Wheadon
and White.
The minutes OF yesterday were read and
approved.
On motion of Mr.. Nixon:
Resolved, That the new road opened by
order Of the former Police Jury, leaving
the Hines.on aud Alexandria roads at
or near H. G. Lyle's place, and intersect-
ing the same again near Bunny Branch,
be and the same is hereby declared pub
lie road.
On motion Of Mr.. Phillips:
Resolved, That the sum OF SIS, or as
much thereof as may be necessary, be ap-
prupriated ont Of the bridge fund OF 1897,
to build bridge across IDENTIFY creek, and
that B. Pressburg, T. E. Randolph and T.
8. Norfeet, be appointed commissioners
to let out and receive came according to
law.
Mr.. Wheaton In the chair.
On motion OF Mr.. james:
Resolved, That the sum Of $40, or as
much thereof as may be necessary, be ap-
propristed out Of the bridge fund of 1897,
to build bridge across Davis creek, on
road between Lena and Colfax, and that
Ed. soRelle, =. G. Cleveland and Walter
SoRelle, be appointed commissioners to
let out and receive same according to law
The President resuming the chair.
On motion OF Mr.. Wheadon:
Belt Resolved, by the Police Jury Of
the Parish OF Rapides, that the President
of the Jury is hereby authorized and en-
powered to institute and prosecute suit
for aud In the name OF the Parish OF Ra-
pides, against the Pacific Express Co., for
the parish licenses for the year 1897, and
to take ont all proceedings necessary in
the premises.
Be it Resolved, by the Police Jury Of the
Parish OF Rapides, that !. @. Price be and
he is hereby appointed as the Representa-
tive Of this Parish to meet the board OF
Assessors to fix the valuation Of railroads
and telegraph lines in this State, as pro-
| vided by law.
The Finance Committee being ready
made its report, which was read, and &C.
cepted by the Jury.
The report Of the President Of the Par.
ish Farm was read and approved and
adopted by the Jury.
There being no further business th,
/ Jury on motion ri Mr.. WhsadOn adj
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-04-28
The Fashion Bazaar
ALEXANDRIA, La,

Has the finest line Of Millinery
of all descriptions in the city, and
q full line of ladies' and children's
furnishing goods at the lowest fig
ures. Call and examine. Old Post
Office, Second street.
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JENNIE BARRETT,
Clerk Police Jury.
ALExAEDRIA. LA .

ALEXANDRIA, LA,
Apeii 9Th, 1897.
The Police Jury met pursuant to ad-
journmeDt. Present-W. q. James, Pres-
ident, aud Messra. Hill, Lawrence, Nixon,
Price, Phillips, Sullivan, Sleet, Wheadon
aud White.
The minutes OF yesterday were read and
approved.
On l.. 2,ion of Mr.. Hill:
r. ,sssvsd, That election asked for by
majority of taxpayers Of Alexandria
ward, to determine whether the ward will
grant the Baton Rouge and Central Louis
lana Railway Company, five mill ten
year tax, for building said railway, ac-
cording to terms Of petition OF said tax
payers, be ordered, aud the Supervisors Of
Election be instructed to arrange for said
election in conformity with general cleo
tion law. Said election to take place on
25tn day OF May, 1897, and costs OF said
election, advertising, etc., be borne by
said Railway, and before such election is
held said Railroad, or Its Representatives,
shall provide for such expenses.
Mr.. Hill in the'chair.
On motion OF Mr.. James:
Mr.. Thompson's bill for glaudered
stock was read and considered aud on
motion was not paid in compliance with
the State law, which forblcs compen-
sation for glandered stock.
President resuming the chair.
On motion OF Mr.. Sleet:
| Resolved, That the report Of COM
missioners for repairing bridge across
Bayou Rap!dss. az S.eet's store, be re-
csived and warrant be issued to the
contractor, Q. @. Sleet, for S62 in pay
ment.
W. c. James, President Of the Police
Jury, having signed his name to road
contractors bond before he was elected
to the Presidency, aud desiring that said
bond be approved, T. G. Wheadon was
called to the chair as President pro tenn,
for the purpose OF passing on the said
bond.
On motion Of Mr.. James:
Resolved, That w. q. Cudd, J. H. Rudi-
sill, J. NJ. Ovens, j. W. Weeks, T. G.
WEIGH, and ). e. Moore, free holders have
been appointed committee to lay out,
without expense to the Parish, public
road from ]. e. Collins place to Dixie
church, provided II bridges are neces-
sary, they be built before the road be de-
clared public and without expense to the
Parish.
! On motion of Mr.. James:
Resolved, That $50, or as much thereof
as may be necessary, be appropriated out
Of the bridge fund Of 1897, for the build
ing Of a bridge across Pin Coupee, near
Mrs. Schcuhrock, and that Mrs. Schou-
brock, w. H. lies and A. Hilton, be ap-
pointed commissioners to let out and re-
ceive same according to law.
The President resuming the chair.
On motion Of motion OF Mr.. Hill, the
Jury, adjourned until O'Clock to.mor.
row morning.
i Attest:
JENNIE BARRETT:
| Clerk Police Jury.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-04-28
Mother-love i.
mixed with daily,
f,.1., eoo-Goa

Mother-love Il
mixed with daily,
hourly sacrifice.
The love increas-
es with the sacri.
fee it e n t ails.
T h e more o
III 9th er suffers
and endures fol-
her little one, the
more precious it
becomes. S he
loves 1t because
she has 1abored
and suffered fol
it. The physical
organs concerned
in maternity at:
feet a woman's
entire constitu.
ton to a degree
only half realized
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III you have a good property
to insure, go to j. w. Alexander
and get good policy on it.
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,ourned until the first Monday In July.
w. C. JAMES,
President.
A true copy:
JENNIE BARRETT,
Clerk Police Jury.

The following claims against the parish
were approved by the Police Jury, and
approved paper issued for same, viz:
GENERAL FUND.
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III. C. M0SElEY,
ATTORNEY At LAW
ALEXANDRIA, LA,

EyPractiees in all classes of cases in
all the Courts of the parishes Of Raoides,
Grant, Natchitoches, Avoyelles, Sabine,
st. Landry, in the Supreme C0urv of the
State and in heFederal Courts.
Office--New two-story building, corner
Lee and Front streets, fronting Court
House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17
TrefouSse.

4.button Kid in Tans, Modes,
Pearl, White, Cream, Yellow
with black brode.
Black with white brOde, plain
blacks. etc. $50.
We also have @ beautiful lire
Of light, medium and dark
shades, in our own Special
Glove at Sl.00. There is moth.
ing superior at 81 90 brought
to America.
Also a line rf Full Dress
Gloves in SNedes-l2, lG, 20,
button in stock ut all times.
Ladies wishing so button can
have them in two days notice.
ffl es, Md, S%5O, 81. 10,
$500, SO 80, $3.50 per pair.
Misses and Children's Kid
Gloves, S. cents and $1.O0.
We My sell what we can
recommend.
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FREE TO EVERY MAN.

The MoIh0d of IL Great Treatment Tor Weak
ness of Men. Which Cared Him Aner
Everything Else Failed.
Painful diseases are bad enough but
when man is slowly wasting away with
nervous weakness, the mental forebodings
are ten times worse than the most severe
pain. There is no let up to the mental
suffering day or night. Sleep Is almost
impossible and under such strain men
are scarcely responsible for what they do
For years thu writer rolled and tossed on
the troubled sea of sexual weakness until
it was question whether he had not bet
ter take IL dose of poison and thus end all
his troubles. Butprovidcntial inspiration
came to his aid in the shape Of com
bination of medicines that not only com
pletely restored the general health but
enlarged his weak, emnciuted parts to
natural size and vigOr, and he now declares
that any man who will take the trouble to
method of this wonderful treatment free
Now when say free l mean absolutely
without cost, because | want every weak
ened man to get the benefit OF my expert
ence.
am not philanthropist, nor do pose
as an enthusiast, hut there are thousands of
men suffering the mental fortunes of
weakened manhood who would be cured
at once could they but get sucn remedy
as the Que that cured me. DO not try to
study how ! can afford to pay the few
postage stamps necessary to mail the
Information, but send for it, and learn
that there arc n few things on earth that
although they ost nothing to get they are
worth II fortune to most men and mean a
lifetime of happiness to most Of us. Write
to Thomas Slater Box 2?7 Kalamazoo,
Mich, the WforuWtion will be mailed on a
plain sealed envelope. o2S.lyr VS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

DROPOSALS--'enled Proposals will be re-
4 ceivcd by the Board OF Dlrecto rs Of Il o
Street aud Sewer Department OF Wiiml ng-
ton, Del, until O'Clock q. M, Saturday,
March X. 1897, for the construction Of silver
brook sewer, consisting of approxilu ately
E2tO feet OF terra colt pipe ewer from Is
inches In diameter to - inches tB ella eter
and 5000 feet Of briCk or concrete sew'er fro III
9f"et to : feet Inches by feet incho; in
diameter
A ttr,ih check for one thousand dollars
made payable TO the Board OF Directore OF
the Street and Sewer Department. will be
rcquire ed OF each bidder. which Will be for
foIted TO said board II the bidder to whom
the contract is awarded falls to execute the
con trtct and furnish satisfactory bond there
fore equal to ono third OF the cor tract price
within Ave days after date of notice of such
award.
Blank forms Of propossls tpeoiacstions
0ud contract VIII be soni upnn application
bnd pians m tY be se9n after March " at the
oiHce OF =. LHALKLEY HaTI0S. En- tnesr
10 Luaisr =! Sewers al!9.l5.!T-i7.2t
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Cloves.

We have an ambition to sell
more Gloves in '97 than we did
in '96. The increase must come
in new customers for our pre-
sent glove patrons wont need
any more pairs this year than
they did last. Their goodness
torbids that. But this same
goodness will make friends. Il
Let us introduce you to our
Glove Department.
Representative styles. The
maker of these Gloves makes
the fashion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Persons who Intend taking out letters
II administration on the estate Of deceased
relatives or friends, are requested to have
ME name of the DAILY REPUBLICAN IN.
'erted by Register Crossan. in such orders.
We hope our friends will bear this in
mind, and their kindness will be duly
appreciated by our company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

The low tariff advocates are terribly eX-
rcised lest the DIuglOy bill shall pass
Congress, and bring additional revenue
into the treasury, at the same time that IL
stfords greater protection to the people
They contend the right way Is TO reduce
The expenditures Of the Government and
leave the present tariff undsturbel. In
other words, they wish to cut down the
appropriations to improve our rivers and
harbors, stop building naval vessels re-
luce the pension list, and enter upon a
shall hc cheese pairing policy, They cannot
The said ,ixt liberal expenditure has prov.
sime, shading TO the people in these times
SH Icy, hnu,iess. If our country is to maintain
have tper position among the different ma
reachs, she must expend money and the
.hesbner the free traders open their eyes to
.s W. Us fact, the better it will be for all the
durople.
The Dingley bill should speedily pass
md let the responsibility for the same rest
on the Republican party. The men who
seek to prevent Its passage by fIctional
solrse, should be treated as factional one.
mics, and RELOCATED to private life at the
expiration Of their respective terms. The
people were fooled once by their cries Of
tariff revision, but certainly they cannot
be fooled soon again.
In referring to this matter the Philadc!.
phia Evening Bulletin says;
The Dingley Tariff bill is, in short, the
Mckinley act modified in many parts, cx.
=. y.
y strong protection measure throughout
however, and has been framed for the most
part on the familiar Mckinley lines The
vital question for consideration will he
whether IL is equal to what Is expected Of
II In the production Of revenue On this
poiut Chairman Dingley is confident that
In the first year Of It's operation it Will add
e6O,0OO,OOU to $4,000, OUO to the receipts Of
che Treasury and that later on these fig
ures will DO increased. The chairman Of
tbe Ways and Means Committee is known
- careful calculator and more likely to
underestimate than over-estlInatc the re
sults Of the bill. Revenue Us well as pro.
section has been the prime object Of the
committee, and it Is to DO hOped that both
expectations will be fulfllSd
NOT a representative Democrat was to
be seen In the small audience at the Audi
forum last evening to listen to the erratlr
silver Senator Benjamin r. Tlnman
They were evidently too much occupied
elsewhere to attend. Even the mem bers
Of the Legislature failed to turn up in any
Number. Every one Of them had been
provided with free stage tickets. twenty.
I've gentlemen occupied seats or the stage
who were very enthusiastic in their ap.
p!aase ut the Senator remarks. II Till.
man is q Dem ocrat, the Democrats last
evening failed to turn nut and give Kim q
Hearty welcome to our city ihis was his
nrst appearance here aud VII probably be
his last
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17
HEART DISEASE RELIEVED IN 80
MINUTES

Dir Agnrw's Cure For the heart gives per-
feet relief in all eases OF urgauic or Sympa.
tEet!c Heart Disease In 30 Ininuies.unl spec |.
fly effects cure. II Is peerless remedy for
PRipitntIoD, Shortn9Ss OF iireath Smothering
Spells. Pain IN the Lett Silo md all symp.
toms OF DISEASED Heart. One dose con
vince-. SoIu By theMlIier Drug store. NO.
4U5 Market ST rect,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

TBE Gordy Surder CO. b nov - y
absorbing piece Of nsws for the Sso1lx q
Sussex county to talk about. The mpr-
derer was run down ana osptursd IN short
order and such . maas Of discriminating
testimony woven about him that his con.
viction Is an assured fact. We don't for
one minute believe the man will stretch
hemp. The crime was cruel cold blood
him, any more than that which he showed
his wife, or at least that is what she sup
posed herself to be- Such men are not 1T
to live Then II we follow the teachings
OF the Bible. be should have the punish
inent melted out TO him that he meted Out
to the woman he killed and threw In the
water at Milton.
HIT begins to look as II the age of Mr..
WIN. G. Spruance would be the means Of
declaring him from occupying the vacant
U. S Judgeship. We have thought all
along that it would operate against the
appointing Of the gentleman, but then
Others appeared to know 1t ALL The name
of Mr. Edward G. Bradford has been con-
sidered as well as the names Of Henry G.
Conrad aud H. ii. Ward. 1t would be
well If the President should be fortunate
enough to make selection that would
cement the Republican party together and
bring some OF the fire eaters to their senses
BY all means settle the fractional fight in
our State.
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NOTICE To THE DELINQUENT TAX

NJ OTICE To THE DELINQUENT TAX
IN pnycis Wlli g,Oh hundred:
The taxable residents of Wilmington hum
drcd. ana MI pcr.ons IiGrie to pay Tax in said
Lunurcd are hereby notified that the under.
sianeu deiinqlc mt tax collector for tuid hun.
drei will ne NJ the oiiiee OF the county treas.
urGr, at the Court House, Wilmington. Del.
during the month of April. bel wcen the
hours OF and K ~ and and p nn.. for the
purpose OF receiving taxes FOR the Year of
1895, It. pursuance OF an act OF the Genera!
Assembly OF thi, state Extract from tn,
act of Assembly.
section :. And he it further enacted that
the notice required to nc given in section
OF this act by the collectors aforesaid. shall
10 deemed and taken to be sufficient demand
upon tuXahIcs for the payment of taxes
standing against them on the collectors du
plirute oil the several hundreds and Cnllec.
lion districts OF this state Such notice given
aforesaid shall be considered II performance
and full d. charge OF The duty OF the c0ilec-
tors aforesaid to make n demand for taxes
aud they shall not be required thereafter to
make further demand on amy taxable for
said taxes rs condition precedent tho en-
plOymcnt Of legal process ms now provided
~ law tor to Z collection Of taxes.
JOHN r. DICKEY,
Collector OF Delinquent Take: for Whining
ten Hundred. ml-tf
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List OF sales.

MaroI
lS-Sa!e of furniture.
is-jUscph Quiglcy, Hare Corner.
ls-Wm AMI .uhn &c lars. near Phtla.
lSSale OF stock nj uuctioI COON.
I9-.Jns. Murrows estate nelr Newark
NJ. A. BertOiettc. GJ5 ". 9th street
20--Geo Hurksan, horses. llS French st.
:"--W N. sellers near EdgemOor.
G2J. II, liudnev AEt. near CniIsttana.
81 Jas " Donovan, liranuywiue It'd.
4-,'uol Mecauuon. SID W. fth street.
"a Mcdonnell tate 18th and French.
= -Nm. II, klNlr cuwa.
3l-Nm. .lenk Fell. ccntents or the iran
DIVINE spring, Hotel. miles from
Wilmington.
April
3-,lns II Folk. Newport.
e--Flank u handler. Ccntrevllle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Furniture Of the entire house; Is solld ash
bed room suits, 10 walnut marble top bed
room suitb mattresses and sprlngs~for the
same largo quantity OF chairs. silver plated
spoons. knives aud forks. dining room fixtures
china glass and queenswnro 200 sheets. 200
comforts aud blankets. rs brusseis and L.
grain carpets all kinds OF cooking
utensils. cook and room stoves also tine TX
ing OF the excursion Qrounds swings. settees
hanches. several good boats together with all
the equipments oil a arst.class hotel. the fur
nuuro is nearly newt hotel nus only been
rufurnished q short time and now hls been
leased for u tenn OF years to otter parties.
Sale positive and Without reserve Sale will
continue from day to-day until all are sold.
WV. jerks FELL.
W Stldbam & Son. Auca
mis-. /, 2i-.G.21
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KENNARD & co.
& Co.

Honest
Hosiery.
We make a specially of
Hosiery-Good Hosiery-the
kind Of hosiery that does not
cost any more than it is worth
and is the best made.
Every dollar you spend here
you are sure of receiving in re-
turn dollars worth.
Ladies' fine quality, regular
made, fast black goods, we sold
for years at 50 cents per pair,
now 37a cents or 3 pairs for
$1.O0.
Ladies' fast black, fine quail
lty, regular made, fast black, at
rs cents. This is one of our
most popular brands and great.
Iy in favor among our pa.
irons.
Ladies' fast black fine quail
ty Hose at Is cents. This is
our former 25.cent quality. Two
styles of this stocking plain and
drop stitch. Many other kinds
Of popular Hose for ladies'.
In Children'S we show a cool
seamless at 10 cents per pair
for all sizes.
At Is cents the best made.
Heavy for boys, fine for girls.
Very fine goods at 80, IS, 40
and 80 cents.
Mems Half.Hose, II, 25 and
31a cents.