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CUTTING WIRES.
CONTINUED from First Page
HAVE THEIR OWN GRIEVANCES

He says he has plenty Of
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
SILENCED.

The hest gun the Republican
FuSionists had, has been spiked.
THAT is,they were making the welkin
RUG with the complaining roar that
certain of their nomination papers
had been thrown out by the Elec-
tion Board. But now their com
plants are silenced by the report
of the diSintercSted committee ap-
pointed to examine the discarded
papers and all other documents
passed upon by the board. FhiS
committee found that the board had
not only acted under the law i'll
throwing out the papers referred
to, but had shown much leniency
in accepting other papers which
were carrlessly prepared, disregard
ing the most obvious provisions of
the law. The majority of the COM
mi1tee made exceptions Only to
action with regard to a certain case
in Orleans and anAther in Iberville,
while Mr.. Rice, the minority mem
Der also thought that the Lafayette
papers shORld net have been thrown
ont. However the board was COM
pletely justified in its course by the
law or lbs the law had been pre-
viously construed in Massachusetts
upon which tire Louisiana law had
been modelled. But Louisiana dem
ocrats can we'll afford to do more;
than that, and show by o liberal
construction of the new law, that,
secure in their position, they are
not afraid Of it's consequences. This
the Election Board has done, and
in the silence that has followed, one
can hear Don and cOlnpany's spirits
dr0p.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
How to Vote.

A great many Of oar people are
euqniring whether the form Of the
.icket in The election next months
wifi lie such that ANY arPreeiable
number of tho electors can vote
other than n strictly party ticket.
We presume that every One will
he thoroughly instructed by the II
of April, that the PERSONS or par,
ties to he gotsa for arc to receive
the marks an distinguished from
the methods adopted for the recent
primaries. Wherein the rule, by
necessity was reversed; therefore, e,
in order to vote for either the can
,lidate or the party, the person or
party voted for must be Stamped
or blOtted-in the case of the per
son, in the while place surrounded
hy the square black character op-
posite to, and on the left side, OF,
the particular name in the column,
and in ease OF the wlto!e party tick
ct, by blOIling out the emblem
there Of, which will be- printed at
The top of tue columns for which
it stands.
The form of tie ticket Will be by
nerpealcldar pataNsel columns,
between the column rules will be
printed the whole line OF ca,l
didates representing that particu
lar party-if the party has noml'
aateA q full ticket for both State,
District. parish and Senatorial Of
fees. So, PERSON 1l.rsiriiig to vote
u "snlitD ticket, may do so 10y blot.
ting ont all the spots opposite
to tho names of tue individual can
dilates, in the several columns in
which those lanes are to be lound
taking care not to vote for :wo
persOns for the same position, in
which latter ease the ticket will BE-
considered as having been marked
r,n i1.,,tie.o,;,r o,,l ty,u,or,ro
'"'
thrown ONT suiS'F'y'
We consider IL u very simple
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
BY order of
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has theI|
largest sale of any medicine in the|
civilized marld. Your motherS'
and grand mothers newer thought
of using anytlaing else for Judges.
tion sr ibilisHsRess. lSoetors weret
searce,an they seldom heard of
appeAdhdtiea nervous proHrAtion
or heart failure, etc. They used
August Flower to clean out tie
system and stop fermentation Ct
undigested food, regulate the ac.
ton of the liver, stimulate the
nerves and organic action Of The
system, and that is all they tool
when feeling dali and bad will
headaches and other aches. Yol
only need a few doses of Green
August Flower in liquid form, t
nakeyou satisfied there is nothin
serious the matter with you. Sol
Q by dealers in all civilized countrie.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

ELECTION PROCLAMATION
In obedience to the proeaaaaataen Of hiH
eAcsllcncy, Murphy !. Foster, goSssaor
of tho state of Louisiana, requiring and
directing OIL election tn lAe lucid through
out tho state ut each places sss may BIZ
designated hy the local authorities on
Tuesday the 18th day of April 1900
Ut being tals Taes.ay following the third
Monday im April, 1900 from six O'clock in
tho nluAing nntil Semen 0'elock in the
af'eraN'oa, 10, she pls1'oss of Riecting
>tate officers, members of tlis general
slistrictjudges,S SeuaGors ard ala saasaxh and
ward oisfwss assd f& takHlg thc vote of
thes. quaeitietls @steaS of this state
"n the proposed amendment to the consti-
on of this state, which has been adopted
by Two thirds vote of the mcml,erss.sst :.
ctl to each House of the General Assembly
vt this state Ut iis extra session in 1899
and which has been published rs required
Ivy law and addressed to all the officers of
election throughout The various larishr.
of his state.
New therefore. VIC, the Supervisors of
election of the Parish Of West Fciiriana,
state Of Louisiana, do ls.ile his our proc.
'amati0n to otlleComniissionersn of Election.
Clerks and ether officers therein conven-
I'd OF the various wards aud prccincts of
the Parish Of West Fcliciana, State o;
LouiSioEa, to hold said election ut Tie re-.
>pectivc precincts of their wards on the
day and within The time aforcsiil. The
same TO 10 cnndHGted and the latarns
thereof TO nc matlo in rlie manner and
within the time prescribed by law.
Given nnder onr signatures this 2N
day of March, in the year of our a1slel one
thousand nine hundred.
Aud for tle 1AsSpsse sf i"ldirg said
election we hereby appoint the folIowins
commissioners:
lat ward, Bayon Sara, l. Ckis sholm, II
Vani!ersliee, Jim Logan
1st Msrd, st Fran isyille, G. w Newman
7 N Town, J II Percy.
2at ward, Jno Dani-l,M O Da,ael, Cal.
vim Goodman.
s1l waid. E B Fort, Roht Turner, W
II RichartlaOn.
18th waihi, l. w Perkins, V NJ Jackson,
II BROWN.
9Th ward, T Fleming, Palmer Smith,
! I ] lRs.
6thsward, j D sad,len, E Ortin, w Ii
Barrrw.
7sh ward, Geo Ivy, Steve Bcllish, Geo.
; Brandon.
9Th ward, w II Wools, IN II Harrow,
ID + Merwin.
stsh ward, JF Maymap, Lewis West
4 II WILSON.
10Th Malb, Ed Eara.sap, s / Lavergne
Spencer Logo.
l. P Ki!bournr,
Bat liamlsnn,
D w Mcqueen,
SupeW isers.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Judgment.
State of Louisiana, Parish of West Fell
ciana, 18th Jud Dist Court. s
Susan L. Towlcs, wife
Jno. LeSassier, husband.

JnO. LeSaSSlef, hhsDalid.
This cause came on to be heard pursuant
to assignment and the court after hear.
ing all the pleadings and evidence, being
Of opinion that Pltff. has. fully sustained
her demand; it is therefore and by reason
of the law and the evidence ordered ad-
Judged and .lccrccd that the community
Of aequets and gains Existing between
said Pltff. and Snit Drft. be, and thr
same is hereby dissolved and that they
be henceforth separate in property and
that said Pltff. bc, and she is, hereby au-
tboYizeA to resume the fall control and
administration of her sraprate property.
1t il further ordered adjutlged and de-
creed that said Pltff. Susan Il. Towles
(wifc) have Judgment against and recover
from said Deft. Jno. l.eSass'er (husband)
the sum of ($l95) Fonrhundied asta nine
ty five dollars with five per cent interest
thereon from April 4th 1900 and that she
be drcreed to have a legal mortgage on
all the real estate of said Drft. to secure
this judgasenG tes date from the 4th day
of April 1900 and that said mortgage he
enforesd and that said Dcft. pay the satst
of this suit.
This done, read and signel in open
court this l2th day Df April 1900.
Jos. l.. G0lgan, !.
JIdgc 18th .Jud. Dist.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
School Board Proceedings.
St. Francisvillr, ~.
,AOril 9th 1u00

. Is rt; hIiii y 'a, iooV'
Tie Parish Be9rd Of School .Di-
reetors met in ,regn7ar quarterly
session, present, MIR. JAS. P. Bow
man, Prcsdt.; Messrs. Argue
Brooks, EvaNs, Lsake and ,Phares-
Minutes of quarterly meeting in
January and Of meetings of Execu
tive ColpWittee on Feb &A and
Aasa'h ,3lN, 1900. Gead and ap
proved.
The committee on examination
of Treas. books, !, reported that
hooks had been ,exsmined for 1st
quarter 1900 anl found correct
Tie report was received and war.
.rsNts ordered TO ,be taken up. The
committee was. .agth9EissA 70 ap-
prove books tor the quarter and
warrants ordeHsd to he issued for
I'reasurer's commission fer the
q"arter.
1t was ordered by the Beard that
the expense of postage for RETURN
ing reports for correction shall be
paid by &he teachers,
The superintendent reported COM,
munication from State Institute
Board relative to summer schools,
also thai, according to resolutiea of
this board, he had communicated
with boards of some Of the Weigh:
boringRaEishes relative TO . sss,Anler
school at Baton Rouge, and PFC
scented reply from s'lpt. Of E. Bat
on Rouge expressing willingness of
that Beard to cooperate.
1T was resolved, That this Board
cooperate with six or more parishes
to secure the summer .,ho i.
1t was resolved, That teach ,rs be
allowed to make up the hime lost
from cause during sesS on pro-
/ vided that thereby the sess on be
not extended too long.
/ The Superintendent presented
reports of The schools for the month
y ending March %, 1900.
4 The following bills were approx
ell and ordered paid.
I l. p Kilboure, Tr, as., COM
e mission 1st quarter. ...s3G 4
f 10 Mix, janitor. :. :. ...... / Q
: True Democrat, : i contract
e printing 1900. ....... 6 2
e j Freyhan & Co., sundries. G
k J q Tempel, sundries. .....
h f II Tenney, sundries ,.....
u A 7 Gastrell, sundrles. -.
Is Kilhourne & Forester, sun
TO dfies.,...-.....,.... -.
ls The Beard then adjourned.
ID g.. w. Newman,
IS. Seereta,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Brave Men Fall.

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, as we'll as M0men, and All fuel
the result in loss of appetite, poisous in
the blood, backache, nervousness, head
ache aud tired, liStless rundown feeling.
But ihAre.s a need to feel like that. List
on toJ. W. Gardner, Idavil!e, Iud. lie
says: electric Bitters are just the
thing for man when he is all rundown,
and don't care whether 9 lives or dies.
1t did more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything IcOnld tako
l can now eat anything and have new
lease on life." Only SOC at all druggists
Every bottle guaranteed.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Deserved Praise.

The Bayou Sara company rnder
command ofCaptaiu Kilbourae, de-
serves special Rtenti0n from the
manner in which every one connect
ed with the organization behaved
themselves while incur city. They
are all as fine a set Of military men
as ever dOnned a uniform, and
West Feliciana should fool proud
of the young gentlemen--B. R.
Advocate.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Proclamation of Election.

BY the authority vested in mo as may
or of the town Of St. Francisville, and
in accordance With, the city charter, !
hereby Issue this my proclamation or
.lursag an election to be held nj the usual
polling place in this town OH Tuesday,
April II, 1900, between the hours of lOa.
N. and 4 p. III. for the election Sfoaicsrs
az follows t0-wit: III
One Mayor One Nasshal ana Five
Cvuncilnlen.
L. j.. Sewshsa,,
Mayor.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Mr.. ShOlars' Talk of Armed Force.

Mr.. Sholars' Talk Of Armed Force.
Weyanoke P. O., La, April Z, 1000.
TO tho Editor Of The Times Democrat,
noticed in the Times Democrat
of last Wednesday where Mr..
Sholars in his speech at Lutcher
said it was time for the Caffery
people to oil their WiAchesters !;
Allat as Cutlery would be counted
out, his friends Intended to seat
him by force Of arms, Can it be
possible that Mr. Sholars has for
gotten the fact that four years age
the followers of PhaEr, of whomhe
was one, made the same threats,
;aud actually came to Baton Rouge
with Gade and bis gunboat TO NuD
roughsAod over Foster and tlR
Democratic party and install Pharl
as Governor And has he forgot
ten what o dismal failure this at
tempt was ? Take my advice, Mr.
ShOlars keep cool, and don't max
kse Of such bloodthirsty language
for it only makes You ridiculous i
the eyes of the people of the Stat,
who know full we'll that the sam
meH who went to Baton Rouge
see MArphy J. Foster take the gul
ArnatoriAl chair will also be on han
20 see Heard, the next Governor
B.ouisilaa installed in office.
West Feliciana Demoels
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
State Nominations.

~: William Wright Heard,
Of Union.
For Lieutenant GOvcrnOr-AI-
bert Estopinal, Of st. Bernard.
For Secretary Of State-John T.
Michel, of Orleans.
For Attorney General-Walter
GuiOn, of Assumption.
For Superintendent of Education
Joseph V. Calhoun, of Orleans.
For Treasurer-Ledoux h SIaith,
of Rapidca
Fox Auditor-Will S. Frazee, of
st. Landry.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Rev. II. w. Hickey has given
mp the editorship of the Clinton
WatcIrman, and Hon. Chas. Kill
Bourne is again in charge. What is
the matter with Clinton any way,
they change 'tlie watch" so often ?
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
STAMP the rooster, and thus
vote straight Democratic ticket.

Only few days more and Don
Jr. can go back to his law practice,
with tthe HSaafnory of this campaign
*like,she baseless fA9A,ie Of u feYered
dream,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Fa;aRl and after this date all
hulMing and fishing ,E any kind il
positively proiaibited on Forest
plantation, under sspenalty of the
.law. J.W;. Mcqueen,
4 1880
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
N0tlee 20 Tresnassers.

The public is hereby warned that the
Alton Villa, Layson and Maxwell planta.
tions arr posted against all ;iptruders and
agents of any description.
Mrs. V. z. Howell.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

St. Francisvills, La. March so, 1900.
Received of Fl. Lotion tho. sum Of Six
Hundred Dollars, I'M full to Aatisfy judg-
ment oi't;rincA against him. assA to dis.
s"lve injunction NAtadAeA against him
before circuit court Said IL g@fton,
deft. paying all costs of emit.
sidney PsweA, d. ID. s.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
%OTICE.

YUTIGE,
The public ia hereby warned against
buying Wood, Timber or Stock from ten
ants Oh Okley, Ogden and Downs pla nta
tions or driving therefr0m any stocl
without special permission.
H. Miss l.. j.. Matthe@s.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
King Cotton SeedFor Sale.

hlnS Cotton SeedEor Sale.
Seventy'five bushels of King cot.
ton seed at 50 cts q bushel. This
variety of cotton made 2! bales to
the acre, last year. Apply to
,Cheston Folkes,
80 = st. Fancisvil!c, La.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
T'respass Notice.

From aysa after tiris date, all hunting
of any kinl on Rose'laNm llantatioR
is positively prohibited a,ntlar peaelty
of trespassing.
&as. P. Bowman.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

dance with the General Order OF
our beloved commander, Gen. join
B. Gordon, preparations are now
being made for this Division t.
attend the tenth annual genera
iReuniOn, to be held at Louisville
/ Kentucky, on May 80, 81, April |.
IL and 3, and a large attendance OF
/ Confederate veterans, throughout
Louisiana is urged and confidently
expected. All lines Of railroad
leading there have fixed q nnlforn
rate of $I4.95 for the round tril
from New Orleans. II there should
be any reduction of rate by any
road, the official route chosen by
us, (the Illinois CeGtralD will meet
any cut winch may be made. A
special train, carrying the Louisiana
delegates and such other persons as
wish to take advantage of the low
rate, (Which is one fare for the
| round trip,) will leave New Orleans
OIL Monday morning, May 2S, reach;
ing Louisville the next morning.
SIeepers will he attached to-, the
train, Of two classes-frst the
standard Pullman, at a cost of
about IS per berth, each ways With
room for two, and second, tourists
cars, equally as comfortable and
yet cooler, at cost of 81 each way
per berth with room for two. The
tourists cars can be held ia Louis.
vile, during the Reunion, for the
use Of such as signify their desire
to occupy them, at a cost not to
exceed 81 per day for each per.
s0A.
Delegates or others in North
Louisiana who do not wish to come
via New Orleans can join tho spe-
cial train at Jackson, Miss, at the
local rate from that point. There
viii be a headquarters ear for the
General and his staff and accom-
panying ladies, including the State
Sponsor, Miss Irene Sharp and her
six Maids Of Honor, whose names,
will be announced Later, and the
lady Chapcron. rs many Sleepers
will he engaged as required to meet
engagements made through these
headquarters.
The General commanding urges
that all Confederates, who can, 60
in gray suits, light oncs;> costing
about 81 each, having been recon-
mended at the Charleston Reunion.
Details will be given on application.
At least, all old Confederates should
wear the gray slouch hat, except
staff officers who will wear black
hats. Badges will be prepared
suitable for tho occasion, and
supplied to all who desire them
OH the train. at u cost not to gx-
ceed 25 C. each.
Regarding the State Reunion
| (the selection Of time and place
having been left to the General
commanding,) after reference to his
staff and a selection Of New Or.
leans and May q the time, lit was
| found &esir&(Aes at "a recent meet.
ing, to reconsider the matter and
postpone until April %, ~ choice of
some more suitable place. Mean.
tSRe, sn expression of the wishes
of all Camps as to time and place
is requested.
1t is sad to note that there has
been an incEe sse in mortality among
our comrades, during ). th past
few months, and we are forcibly
reminded that whatever duties, as
I&x-Confederate soldiers, have been
left undone, should no longer he
delayed, Lot all see, before they
are called hence by the Great Com
mander, that their records and that
| Af their comrades Iave been correct
ly written, that No stigma shall at
tacll to any worthy name.
n
| '-e -
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
District Nominations.

District Nominations.
For State SenatoC-R, L. Thomp
6OR.
For District Judge-Chas. Kill
bourne.
For District Attorney-R. {.
Niekliffe-
For Delegate at Large, Dist Ex.
Com. +. Maryman.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Notice..
l am agent for and can give special
rates on all newspapers, periodicals and
E.J. BARROW,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
For Rent.

House on Ferdinand St., formerly oc-
rnpicd by Z. r. Moses. price REASON
able.
Mrs. r. Tempel. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-13
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
Called to Assemble at Charleston
on the 25th Inst

Called to Assemble al Charleston
on the 25th Inst.
AS will be seer from the formal call,
in another column of the Register,
Chairman Andrew Edmiston. of the
Democratic State Executive Commit
tee, has summoned that body to assem-
BILE in Charleston on the 25th inst, to
designate the time and place for hold
ing the State convention, and to trans
act other important business. The COM
mittee is composed as follows: R. S.
K~incheloe, Wheeling; j. w. Gallaher,
Moundsville; S. B. Davis, Clarksburg;
r. f. Kidd, Glenville; H. R. Howard,
Pit. Pleasant; Geo. /. Neal, Hunting
ton; Jas. A. Holley. Hamlin; Thos.
H. Dennis, Lewisburg; w. E. Chiffon,
Charleston; Andrew Edmiston, Wes-
ton; John T. McGraw, Grafton; Thos.
b. Davis. Piedmont: R. M. Fisher,
Berkeley Springs.
1t is the wish of the people of
Wheeling, and Of a large section of
the State as well, that the convention
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-13
Copper Company Stock For Sale Up
to January 16, o

The Virginia Copper Company, o.
this city, is issuing and selling stock
at 25 cents per share of the par value
OF $1.00 each, but by resolution of the
Directors, the price of same is stc be
90 cents per share on and after the 18th
day OF January, 1900.
The stock is worcestershire, and the
Directors and officers Of the Company,
with n or two exceptions, reside in
this city, and are well known and repu-
table business men.
An investment in this Company will,
it is fully believed, bring very hand
some returns, and information just re-
ceived from Graham county, Arizona,
where the C0mpany's mines are locat-
ed, is of the most encouraging charac-
ter. A mine Immediately adjoining
our property has just uncovered a vein
of copper and gold ore running 1850 to
the ton, and is producing about $4,000
clear per day.
Full information, prospectus, etc.,
will be cheerfully given on application
to A. F. Faulkner, Secretary, Masonic
Temple, Wheeling, West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-13

There was a long list of callers from
the class of real estate owners at the
Court House, yesterday, to look over
the land books returned by Assessor
Helmbright, and make comparisons
between the new and old figures. These
people came from all quarters of the
city, but the most numerous and most
anxious class were those holding title
to property in Clay district, along
Main, Market, Eleventh, Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets. AS a rule these
persons found that their holdings had
been assessed at about double what
the previous valuations had been, al
though this was not the u~nvarying
rule, for here and there in the
district can be found a COM
~paratively moderate increase. and
in a few instances a decrease. In
one or two cases these decreases were
commented upon in language almost
If not quite unprintabie.
There was some difficulty in gaining
access to the books. as many were
anxious to take memoranda from them,
but a reporter for the Register succeed
ed in making a few comparisons of the
old and new valuations upon Market
street business realty, and the result
is appended.
1t must be understood that the fig
ures given for each year in the sub
joined table is the aggregate value of
buildings and ground. The property
listed is scattered along both sides of
Market street, from Fourteenth to
Eleventh, and is fairly representative
of the whole territory within the dis
tFict named:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-13
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settled.

What promised to be a difficult
problem to solve, occurred at the Chi
'cago Beef Co.'S new building yester-
day morning between the painters
union of this city and the foreman
representing the Swift Company's in
terests. The trouble vas caused by
the company employing n%on-union
workmen to paint the building. After
some discussion, the matter was annie
ably settled by the walking delegates
of the local union and the foreman.
The terms upon which the settlement
was made, we're. every painter employ
ed on the aforesaid building is to pay
the initiation fee of $1,000 ana afili-
ate with the local union at work.