The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-01-19

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expert on all agricultural topics. He
gives fun page every week on agricul-
ural matters. A page il, devoted t tho
women and a page to children, these two
departments being presided over by Mrs.
William King.
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Az a premium you can take choice Of
one of any of the following named papers
or books.
Home and Farm, Of Louisville Ky.
American AgrioultNrist, of Now York.
Tri-State Farmer, Of Chattanooga Tenn.
The Gentlewomsa, of New York. A
splendid ladies' paper
Home and Flowers, of Springfield Ohio
(Includiug six nice ross-plants.)
Henry Grady's Speeches. Handy volume
with short biography.
, The Interstate Poultryman, of Tifin 0.
Farm and Fireside, of Springfield Ohio
iIncluling Standard Cook Book, Robin
son Crnsoe, or Pilgrims Progress. (Only
one book,)l
American Swineherd, Of Chicago, III.
Five Toilet Articles of Vaselme Products
The Constitution Almanac for 1901
The Ilenty Book-one book selected from.
y list Of forty published titles.
The Southern Cultlvator of Atlanta Ga.
Good Housekeeping Of Springfield Mass.
Conkry'S Home journal Chicago, Ill.
Sarge piuukett'S "Old Times in Georgia"
The Empire Of China, PasE and Present
by General Teheng- hi Tong and others.
Rand McNally Il Co., Atlas of Three