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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05
THE LAST CALL BEFORE THE
PRIMARY.

Where no local contest calls out
the vote, there is always a strong
probability that the vote at a second
primary will be light. 1t is to be
feared that such will be the case on
Tuesday next, although such lmp0r-
tant officials as congressman and as
sociate justice of the State Supreme
Court are to be nominated, virtually
elected It is useless to dilate upon
the unwisdOm Of failing to come to
the polls. Every man already knows
il, but the dew of his enthuSiaSms
having already been brushed off at
the first primary, he is apt to con-
clude that there will be enough with,
out him, and so on, and therefore
let the weather or other trivial rea'
son keep him away.
Would that we could impress upon
each supporter of Claiborne and
O'Niell the special Importance of ex'
ercising their rights and duties N
this respect. Certain local consider.
atoms are being employed to bring
out a full vote for their opponents,
and the friends of Judge O'Niell and
Mr.. Claiborne, who not only approve
of them as worthy of support, but
who also diSapproVe of the methods
used against these candidates, should
feel it a solemn duty to let nothing
prevent them from coming to the
polls and casting their votes for Clai,
borne and O'Niell.
Remember these gentlemen are
running on their merits, on records
Of past efficient service in public Of
flee. The one is not using the ad
yentitiOus claims of any organization
whatsoever, while the other has ia
ken no undue advantage of his Op.
ponent by infraction of the election
laws of the country. These facts
should appeal to every honest voter
who believes that individual merit
alone should decide the result of
elections.
Voters, so minded, should not fail
to appear at their respective polls
on Tuesday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05
SAFEST AND FITTEsT.

II depreCate the effort of my OPP
pOnent and his friends trying to ar
ray one section of the district agains
the other section. | think that q
Representative in Congress ought tC
be broad enough and patriotic enough
to represent all sections and all in
terestS of his district and of his
state. | think such an appeal as thai
Is reflection upon the intelligence
of any portion of this district. The
only test ought to be who will be
the safest and fittest man to take
care of these vital interests in times
OF stress and need"
This excerpt, from the circular l8t.
ter which Lewis l.. Morgan is send,
ing broadcast to the voters of this
District, is quoted in order to deny
most emphatically that Mr.. Morgan s
opponent is seeking to array one sec.
tIOn against the other. On the con.
trary that is what Mr.. Morgan and
his friends have sedulously endeav,
cred to do, claiming that the truck,
'hg interests Of the eastern part OF
The district required a representative,
and further that that section of the
district had never sent one of its
own men to Congress, hence the Sc
lection Of Mr.. Morgan was in order.
This has been the staple argument,
and if not 'arraying one section
against another" then what is it?
1t is certainly on the tongue of ev-
cry Morgan man in the east Florida
parishes. They do not seem to be
aware that Mr.. Morgans disapproval
is in print.
The counter argument to this plea
has always been that Mr.. Claiborne
was fitted to represent all of the
Ni''ilOl anu AiS oo piOlllStuy iuu
his is the brOad-minded view. There,
fore the suffragans may well decide
that he is the safest and fittest" to
take care of the vital interests" of
the district and state, "in times of
stress and need" Because they al
81 do we'll to remember the distin-
guished O. record Mr.. Morgan made
in the State Legislature at a time Of
stress and need" political tyranny
and misrule, and from which, the in
ference may safely be made that he
will not be equal to the occasion
when times of stress and need Oc-
cur in the National Congress. "By
their fruits We shall know them"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05
DEFECTS OF PRIMARY LAW.

Our primary law, by closing nomi
nations long before the final cleo
ton, opens the way for treachery.
and tends to corrupt public morals
A strong Republican party in the
state would tend to correct this evil;
hut the prospect Of one in the near
future, competent to act as safe
balance, is not the least assuring
some other means must be devised
to keep treacherous politicians face
to face with an opposition that Ell
cages their hopes. The law might
for instance, forbid nominees and Of
ficials to take active parts in the
election of other candidates, or lose
their right to stand for election dur
ing a specified term, or without lin
it, according to the gravity Of the Of
fense.-Morgan City Outlook.
Some one else has pointed out that
the primary law further destroys in
itiative since no space is left on the
ballot for writing the name of an in
dividual choice of candidate, max
ing a nomination after all, merely
passing upon certain men whom
small cOtpriaS have selected in the
first place, and induced to run. An
ideal primary would permit the wild
est liberty Of choice between party
lines
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05
HEBERT'S COMMENT ON RCOSE
VELT'S SPEECH.

Discussing Col. RooseVelt's speech
in New Orleans last Friday, CIar-
ence S. Hebert, collector of the port
and chairman of the Republican state
central committee, said:
1T was certainly a big meeting and
4 great speech from the Bull Moose
standpoint, but it will not strengthen
the Progressive Party in Louisiana.
Colonel Roosevelt dwelt on three
| topics. First, he spoke on the Pana
ma Canal, repeating almost word for
word what he said in his French OPP
| era House speech two years ago.
The canal is practically an accom-
| plished fact and our people have no
issue with the colonel on that ques-
| ton.
Second, he spoke on the floods
of the Mississippi River, and here
| his speech was a keen disappoint-
ment to me, as it must have been to
a great majority of Louisianians The
colonel advocates the building OF
huge reservoirs to control the floods,
and he ridcules the idea of building
| leyees. This reservoir proposition is
an untried experiment. The leyees
| have proven that they can be built
tC protect us. We have no objec-
tiCn to the reservoirs and they may
help some. But down here in Louis
| lana we know that the time will new
er come when the leVees can be dis
pensed with. We want the govern
ment to take over our leVee system
and to strengthen and improve It.
Then the reservoirs can be put N
as additional protection and to help
the irrigation of the West. This is
what | had hoped the colonel would
declare for.
"Third. he spoke on protection, re-
peating what he had said at La Jun
ia, Colo, on Sept. 10, viz: That the
Republican position on the sugar
IquestiOn, as shown in the Dingley
and Payne-Aldrich bills, was taken
in the interest of the trusts; that the
| Democratic position, as shown in the
Underwood free sugar bill, was de-
lstructive Of every factory engaged in
the sugar business, and that its pO-
sitiOn was shown in the BristOw bill,
which he advocated.
Strange that the Dingley bill was
on the statute books during the sew
en- and a half years that Colonel
| Roosevelt was president, yet that in
all that time he never directed at
tentl0n to his present charge that 1t
was passed in the interest of the sug
ar trust.
The Bristow bill proposes a reduc
ton in the present rate Of duty on
sugar from $190 to SLIGO per 100
pounds and strikes out the differen-
tial and the Dutch standard. The to-
tai reduction that would be brought
about by the Bristow bill has been
| figured as hign as % per cent, thong
it might not go quite that high. Lou
isiana needs the present rate of du-
| ty for protection, and I don't think
our people will enthuse over the po
stion taken by Colonel Roosevelt. ,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05

Those, who think Of voting for a
congressman's secretary, should re.
fleet that however bright and compc-
tent the young man may be, he can
not take Mr.. Morgan's place in the
House of Representatives, should the
latter, as congressman, be afflicted
with the frequent absences from roll
call that marked his course in the
Iouisiana Legislature.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05
Sth and vote twice fo" Claiborne.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of West
FeIciana, oath Jud. Dist. Court.
Chas. Weydert VS.. j. S. & E. T. Mi
nor.
In obedience to a Writ of Fl Fa
to the Sheriff directed by the Hon.
the Gath Jud. Dist. Court, in the
above styled suit, | have seized and
will offer for sale to the highest
bidder at the front door of the court
house in the Town of st. Francis
vile, La, at the hour of II o'clock
A. M. on
Saturday, October 26, 1912,
the following property, to-wit:
l boiler.
l 20 horsepower engine.
1 roller mill.
l copper continuous beer still.
l copper dibbler.
6 steam pumps.
Tanks, shafting, pulleys, beltings
and the entire distillery outfit.
3 buildings completed.
1 building not completed
2 wagons.
I buggy.
1 anvil
Terms of sale-Cash, with benefit
of appraisement.
J. H. CLACK, Sheriff.
Be sure to go to the polls on Oct.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05

"My cattle brand ad has caused the
capture of one of my cattle, nine
miles from home. This value will
pay for my ad about years." writes
F. S. Percy, the only cattle-owner
IN the parish, who advertises his cat
tie brands in the parish paper. If he
finds same profitable, why would not
you?
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05

Ralph c. Jones, cashier of the
Bank of Woodville, disappeared from
Woodville last Friday. 1t was found
that there was a shortage in his ac-
counts of between $4,000 and SILL
900. Dealing in cotton future is said
to be the cause of his downfall.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05

The late-hatched canard is what
the people must be on the lookout
for, as the decisive primary draws
on. Reflect when something is
brought out derogatory to your can
didate, that if it were true, it would
have been produced sooner, so as to
have reached the entire district.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05
31aug.6t.

When the ring so enthusiastically
supported the commission form or
government for New Orleans, it was
reasonably suspected that they saw
something good" (for them) in the
scheme.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05

Vote twice for Claiborne next Tues
day. This is neither a joke nor a
suggestion to wrong-doing. 1t means
vote for him for both the short and
long term. Mark his name both
places on the ballot.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05

Nearly quarter of a century we
have been manufacturing high grade
Prepared Pai1ts. The colors are per-
manent and the paint proven to be
the most durable ON the market.
We will send free upon request
handsome booklet, so sample col
ors showing many buildings in col.
ors just as they are painted with
this great paint.
We operate the most modern Paint
Plant in the country. Buy direct
and save money.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05
NOTICES!

Public is requested not to purchase
corn from tenants on RosedoWn, In
heritance and HazlewoOd plantations
until settlement for rents has been
made. JAS. P. BOWMAN.
5octSt.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05
LITTLE ADS"

STRAYED-On Aug. Is, one little
dark-brown mare about 5k hands
high, branded on hip and on shoulder
with circle Cd" Finder will please
pasture her and notify me. | viii
come for her and give S. reward.
THOMAS HAGGROVE,
5oct4t. Plettenburg, La.
STRAYED-One red COW and two
spotted COWS, branded H on hip. Suit
able reward will be paid to person
furnishing information leading to re-
cOvery of these cattle.
EDMOND BELL, Wakefield, La.
5oct4t.
WANTED-To purchase the Acts
OF Louisiana Legislature, held at
Opelousas in 1862, and at Shreveport
in 1864 and 1865. (Small pamphlets)
L. S. BOYD,
OH y. ST., n. W.,
(2Ssept4t) Washington, D. {.
| will be in the market for sweet
potatoes the year round. See me for
prices and shipping instructions.
w. R. DANIEL,
st. FrancisVille, La.
Underwood Typewriter for sale.
Terms, cash.
Also one second hand surrey in
good condition.
MRS. L. P. KILBOURNE.
LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN
One black mare mule about II years
old, 15% hands. Suitable reward for
her return to
J. F. IRVINE CO.. Ltd.
FOR SALE-Grade Hereford Cattle.
Lespedeza Hay and Seed.
EDWARD BUTLER,
st. Francisville, La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05

Behrman stuck, as a burr.man nat
urally would do.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05

Oak and pine wood for sale in core
and stove lengths.
MISS LUCY MATTHEW'S
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05

Vote for Claiborne on October 9Th
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-05
Vote for Claiborne on October sth

Rub.My-Tism will cure you.
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Slmk=Habribten.

giuciunati, 4. 9uIi.
Ter obsrs Chic il i'm Falltn bsariTfsu, bel
bis'iaer Sta0t aber mar oerirIbs asFsru fta.
ttouar nit siuem @aHsritnuo oou 1874 Gus.
Ttefolssnosn Espeihsu traiea Iabreno
ses ssfrtg,u Cages bier Elm:
Ttttsbur9, %. Der sluS bat stn.n
@aHeraane bon 6.3 sus uuo Feist.
gartsrsburg, gS. ga. Der S[u5 bat
siH.H SaFeraauo BON 7.5 GuS uue itstgt.
gattettsbura. 20 Der SIus bat Ell
nsH gSaftrfano BON l0.l Gus uno fault.
Renap6 auLIs, %. pa. Der sIu5
bat siusH Bahsrfauo BON 3.6 GUS unb fdut.
sbarleatoa, g8. pa. Der 5Iu5 bat st-
n,n BaHufaub BON 10 sus uuo itsigt.
gt. gl.afaut, gs. pa. Der tlus bat
,insn @aHerRanb bon IL su5 uRo fitigt.
Sortsmout6, Q. Der SIus bat slHeu
@aFerfaHo bon ll.3 GUS uue 'alt.
eouisoitIs. M. Der slus bat stnsu
@oHsrHcuo bon 1912 sut unb hsist.
esausUills, Jao. Der SlaB bat si.
asR @aHerfaue bon so GUS uHo fout.
Cairo, a. Der sIus bat slnsa sSaHsr.
eeue Bon 2l.2 sus unb iaut.
Rsmphts. 5san. Der stuS BAT stu,u
@aFsrfauo BON 1876 GUS une faut.
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bausli6en @srbdItn!Fs elmer pornsbs
men Jrau Der Wtitneer Ssit sstpdbrt.
Die Beeroiste par, rpte eine llnterfus
dung Der porbaHbenen Gebeins ergab,
cine dltere Grau setpeien, bic aud
bas 1T fsftsefteat - on 9idt sslttten
bat. 8or6anbens Stelettreite elmer
ifineersn petbltdsn perion beuten barr
ouf bin, bab tbr eine tbrer Stlapinnen
in ben Fob bat foIgsn mifen. aubers
benz lusen nod Die Snodsn Don IA
pferoen In Der Grubtammer.
Jn tultursefhi4tli6er 8eaiebung
finb bic Sfsbergfunbe bon gr0btem
Wertb, oa fie 5etsen, in tpeI6em @raz
be Die aunitfertigteit auf Der Itdnbt.
nubii6en SdIbinfet f6on in bsrWitinz
ssrseit enttpideIt mar. Die S6Iitteu
Die bic Dagen iinb nit prd6tigen
ShniBereien ber3iert, bic bon elmer
groben fiinitlerii6en P6antaiie 8eus
gen. grahtpolle Stiite befanbeH Iib
aud unter ben eiiereH &tappern, bic
als S6littenI6elIen beniist perben.
Gins bon Oieien Stuten entbGlt Gin
lagen bon StIber, &upfer uno gronz
sc. Gine Srubs, bic reid nit GiIeu
bei6lagen lit unb in Der 9rabtammer
itanb, mar nit DerI9ieoenen &C.
brau6sgs9enItdnben, tpte G6esren,
Gampen, Spinoeln uin., geiult gepsz
fen. SntereIfant 1T aud bic Slide
Der Witinger 8oHigin, bic cine gon8e
Qn3abl gut erbaltener grober&iibeI nit
rei6en 8ef6ldgen bon Bronze, Gupfer
uno Oer3inntem giien entbdlt, unb Elm
pra4titiid biIbst Elm elmer nit 9rons
&c uno ger3ierun9en Don GmaiI in per-
ihieosnen 5orben. 0ieies Stit lit
tnbe6en teltiide 4rbett, allies Ilsbri=
&c itummt aus Stdnoinapieu.
Die Siebergiammlurg ite6t obne
8egenitijt oa, uno bd iie uber bic
BttingeroerbQltntfe Elm nett QnI6uuz
ltheres Bib ME bic in ben alien is
Idnbiihen Sagsn sntbaItenen Oar
iteuungen gisbt, tpiro lie ii6er bic 4Iz
terthumsforiher unIodsn. 9or QQem
burfen aber Die Reiienoen, bic Gbriitia,
ma beIu6sn, niht psrIdumen, fit ben
6ausRuIt Der Ditingert0nigin DON
Sieberg an3uie6en.
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Sas SOoeaihiff Der @itinser
aOnisiH.
Ghritiania, L. Suni.


Den Souriftsr, bic pon iest Of
gbriTtiaRia berubrsn, bistet ii6 num-
mebr Dor! gsIe8entett, cine Sebenss
lpiiroigteit tennsn gu lsrnen, bic Elm
rpobrss lluitum auf benz 9ebiete Der
4Itsrtbumsturos BARTLETT. gnoIib bat
ndmli6 Der umfangreiche gDitngers
fuuo, ben man Dor elmer Rsibe BON
SahrsH in Sisbsrg uHpeit oon Gbris
itidnidfioro ma6te, Der Geffentlihiett
iibergsben tpsroeu t6nnen. Sener 5uuo
be'tano in einsm Ditingsrihiff, oas
nud Der Site lsHer 3eit our geerotz
gung pornsbmsr psrioneu geoient bats
ts uno cine Wsugs 8egsnitGuoe ent=
belt, bic man ihr nit iRs 9rab gsgsz
ben bate. Wie iih 3eigts. mar in otes
lem Shtff i'm 9egsnIase 5u anbersu
dhnlihen 5unhen, BEL oensr es Iih nm
Grdber BON 9onIqinneu ODER Sdupts
Iirgen tanoelte, cine Sonigiu beigeieBt
porosn, uno oenentipreheuo beItehen
audi bic Sablrsitsn 5unoitiite. bic i'm
Shiff lagen. ourhpeg aus 9sgsnitdns
ben, bic gum Gurus unb 6aushdIt eli
ner DitingersaOni ge60rt butten.
mas etpa 1900 Sabre lang in Der
fsutten Grhe bon SIsbsrg gslsgen
bate unb gum Sbeil noIIitdnoia perz
moosrt mar, lit nun bon Der geihitteH
5ono bes 2lrhdologen grof. O. Gu
itapIou in iabrslnnsen Wiiibsn 3uidms
meH9eIest uub, no es n0tbia mar, re-
tonitruirt fporbeu. Der geihausr, Der
Die poqitdnbigtn prdhtigsn Wagen
unb S6litten, bic Reits BON 9spebeu
uno 3sugen, Sdmutftiide, 6ausbaIs
tungss uno Giihsnssrdtbe fie6t, tpiro
es taum fir mogli6 halten, bdB bieie
igunoe iiber eiu Sabrtauieno in oer
Groe asI6Iummsrt babsn. Die Samm=
lung iiberraitt glei65eitag ourh ibre
Wafen6aftisteit. oenn bic 5unbftiite
nebmeR nidt rentger als 30 groBe
9lassbdIter in anipruh.
Nus benz Sfs6srgfunb srbdlt man
70 Ihreiht ote -iSraHtfurter 3eitung"
einen Iebbaften gegriFf bon oem
Qufnanp, Der nit benz gegrdbnib eis
nsr 0itinsersRouieiu perbunoen mar.
Dap Der geftorbene SduptIing in poIs
Ter Riiitung in iein ariessfahrssug ses
fest purpe, oomit er in itonossgsmdber
Wsiie nddl WalbaIla fabren tonnte,
tpeiB man bsreits aus friiberenStiffss
funoen. Gber Die 9rabtommer, Die in
Der gtitte bes S6iffes bis 3ur 6obs
beg abgsidsi.u Maites srri6tet mar,
entbisIt gstpobnIih ouBer ben Heiten
oes 9eeroigtsu nur nod Die anphen
BON Yferosn, ippie etlide 9efdbe.
pdbreno jsst bic reide ausftattung
Der in Sfebsrg beerabenen aonisin
gum sritsn MaIs sinsn ginbIid in bic
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sa5s 81. 75-6.a5, sas.fIet.n. bis .rtra ss GO
F.a25 sanntis 2.9e-s9o, StsSFs HHs
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A.l0-6.10, srira s5.15-5.25, tstts BRasH
$5.52-5.75.
fdlbsr. Ets Na6frass mar stnt cute
une Der Narft bsuts fstta.
Crsiadrs uab arsss %. .Oo-7.50, fair bic
suite iethte $6.50-7.75, ertra $500.
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orbindrs 5--6Xe
shRsi tine Der Wartt mar b.utr
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bon ITO gfb. unb Dsuieer So 0O--725.
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mad ben bsf'ersu Tdmmeru mar cine CUTE unb
bic Breiic i'm Gagsmeinsn itetig.
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bis aussrleieuc 500 7.9O, orbin6re bis
iaire s3.75-5.75. guuS s3.25-4.25.
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1d8It@er WaarftsB Berid3
Gtnsinuatt, 9. suIi 1871:

Gtntinnatt. q. suIi 1919.
Die na&fsIsensen Cuotirunsen be,isheu
I'd Hur auf gngroS fransaffieusn. Ttt
slstuereu 0ef4dfteH Derssa etpas bsbere
Strife tsre&aes.
vrssifisntn.
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fs.b.
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tsH llA-l2s. fuus HipssHfeiien Ill.,
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&&ultera ll-lli<s uns Bsllies l2lS--l8lzr
lsis sHs hs per vfsne mebr esrpa4f.
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