The true Democrat., 1901-01-12

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is presided over by Colonel Il. j. Red
ding. director Of the Georgia experiment
farm, aud man who is recognized as an
expert on all agricultural topics, He
gives a full page every week on agrieHl-
urGl matters. A page is, devoted the
women and q page to children, these two
departments being presided over by Mrs.
William King
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one of any of the following named papers
or books.
Home and Farm, Of Louisville KY.
American AgriUulturist, ofNew York.
lri-Statc Farmer, of Chattanooga T. M.
The GontlowOmsn. of New York. A
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Home aud Flowers, of Springfield Ohio.
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Henry Gradys Speeches Handy volume
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Tho Interstate Poultryman. of Tifin ..
Farm and Preside, of Sprin sfold Ohio
Standard Cook Book, Robin
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American Swire5crd, of Chicago, III.
Five Toilet Articles OF Vasolne Products.
Tho Constitution Almanac for 1901
Tho ienty iook--one book selected from
a list OF forty published titles
The Southern Cult,vator Of Atlanta ca.
'iood Housekeeping OF Springfield Mass.
Conkrg's Home lonnal Chicago III.
Sarge P!Eakutt', cold fines IN Georgia.
The Emliye Of China, Past and Present,
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