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The Granger, Fair, which has
been held IN Wilmington for the past
seven years, will not be abandoned
"a, It va, feared, but will be held at
the usual place, Delaware Horse Show
Park, i'm Wilmington, the first four
days in September
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OF man OF medium height and was
dressed in dark suit OF clothes.
On account OF a skin disease
breaking out among the pupils. DIR.
|. J. Woodward ordered the Havre de
Grace High School closed from We'd
nesday OF last week till Monday. in
order that the buildings might be
thoroughly iumigated and disiniected
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A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATARRH
EIy's Cream Balm

Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Retiei at Once.
1t cleanscs, soothes.
heals and protects
the diseased mem-
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Kenneth theIo year old son OF
Mr.. Harry w Cooling, had tooth
broken off and the upper tooth plate
,plintcred recently, by being accident
ally struck N the face with a base bali
bat.
The new town Board oi Health
Tor Newark is composed Of the follow
ing pcrsons:-Dr. H. G. NJ Kollock,
president; DR. r X. Wolf. DR. George
\. Barter. Jonathan Johnson. DR.. J.
Herbert Watson is secretary and treas
'urcr
My salary raised S25 per month
in three months aitcr1 took the Kec-
ley Cure" OF course the man was
worth that much more lie was one
Of the patients at the Kelley Institute,
~ North Capitol street, Washington,
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FOKEYSKIDNEYCURE
ssakss Kidneys md Bladder Right

The body OF m unidentified man
about so years old, was found hang
ing from rec last Saturday morning
al Herring Run. near the Bel Air pike.
The body was still warm II was that
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IF IN NEED OF
AN ACCOMMODATION

a money accommodation,
TO, a few days, a few weeks
or few months, come in
aud see us.
We have funds on band
to loan on secured paper
and will be very glad to
accommodate you.
II you are not a regular
customer of ours come in
and see il we cannot make
arrangements for you to
become one.
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brane resulting from U0terrh and drives
away Cold in the Hen'i quickly. Restores
the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size
80 cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Cream Balm for use In atomizcr- Is cts.
Ely Brothers. So Warren Street, New York.
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NeWS In Brief

which Rev c. NJ. Cullum is pastor,
located in Appoquinimink Hundred,
which has closed for two months on
account OF improvement. reopened on
Sunday, by an all-day meeting. Preach.
ing in the morning by Rev. T. o.
Crause, ID. D.. OF Washington, d. c.;
in the afternoon by Rev. c. R. Strauss
berg, of Cecil county. and in the even
ing by DR.. Crause. This church has
been reprinted. new pulpit furniture
and carpets and a new fence around
the cemetery
The canning oi herring roes is a
new industry on the Susquehanna,
which promises to assume large pro-
portions in the future On Coulihan &
Hogan's float all at the roes were
canned this year, and on another float
Capt Geo L. Mitchell established a
small packing factory and LOO cases
OF No. cans were packed. The limit
al edible dcicacicS to be found in the
Chesapeake will never be reached, and
no one will ever be able to prepare
them for a fastidious public as Mary
land cooks.-"The Acgis"
Business men from every part Of
Delaware are signing petitions pray
ing the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. for
better service What is desired is a
more rapid schedule that will enable
the people TO travel up and down the
State in less time than is now re-
CURED The method suggested to re-
lieve the situation is the increase OF
the number oi express trains that do
not stop at every station. and the eli
Z Al, ...,ta
where the branch roads connect with
the main line
L. Irving Handy. Esq. represent
ing the farmers 81 Mill Creek Hundred
New Castle county. Del. has succeed
ed in getting the Levy Court to take
action on q petition TO change the
Creek road in that hundred The
change was made necessary by the
waters OF White CLAY Creek. which
during ircshcts. washes over the road
making il dangerous TO travel The
Improvement will be made at once, at
and estimated cost 81 $500
Generally dcb:itated for years
Had sick headaches. lacked ambition,
was worn-out and all rundown. Bur
dock Blood Rittcrs made me a well
woman Mrs Chas Frietoy, Moo.
sup. Conn. 80
Key. Alexander Gait OF High
Point, y. G, has been elected rector
OF St Jane, Manor Episcopal Church
Hartford county
Bilious: Feel heavy after dinner:
Tongue coated, Bitter taste? Com
plexion sallow; Liver needs waking
up. Doan's Rcgulcts cure bilious at
tacks Is cents at any drug store. -
Jacob \ Dozen ha, been appoint
ed receiver for the hardware firm OF
Hauway & Barnes. ~ Bel MIR. and
ha, fled hi, bond for $4,000
Farmers. mechanics. railr1adcrs.
laborcrs rely IN DR.. Thomas Eclectric
oil Takes the Sting out OF cuts burns
or bruises at once Pain cannot stay
where it is used
The Susquchanua Hose Company
and the Bays.dc Band OF llayrc de
Grace have decided on July y as the
date oi their annual excursion and re-
union.
Don, think that piles can't be
cured Thousand, 81 obstinate cases
have been cured 10y Doan's Ointment.
so cents at any drug store.
The Peninsula Horticultural So
clcty ha, decided to hold It's next an
nual meeting and exhibit 81 fruit in
Wilmington. on January -. -, II
aud -, 1000
1t is a pity to see a person neglect
indications OF kidney or bladder trouble
that may result in Rrght's Disease
-
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Aaaisaiary q lie
Baton Rouge fir&
Department |
And Washington Birtha,, |
Viii Be '!sened at Baton Rops,. L, 81 /
Feb. e, 1908,
Better and Crarder Than Eye,,

A day crowded with featurs.
of interest and entertainment
Gorgeous Street Pageant, SHOW,
ing the fire apparatus of n,
Baton Rouge Fire Department
Decorated fire apparatus. Mi
nifcently decorated floats illns)
trating various allegorical sObl
Jects. Lovely moving creatiosa
entered by patriotic and bene,a)
lent organizations. Handsome
decorated vehicles and traps. ri,
brass bands. The Cadet Corr
of the Louisiana State Universit,|
Sailor Battalion from visitiu3
navy. Distinguished visitor
from all sections of the state
Distinguished orators.
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Now Is the Tins!

Do not wait till spring is upon
US to order your suit for Easter.
I am now prepared to show you
the handsomest line of woolens
and crashes ever offered by that
reliable concern: The Contiaen-
tai Tailoring Co. Why purchase
hand me down clothes when you
can have them made to measure,
with iron clad guarantee that
every garment is strictly tailor
made and a perfect fit or your
money will be refunded. To
those who are not acquainted
with the work and fabrics turned
out by me, [ offer this addition
al protection that all full suits
are delivered free of all express
charges.
Ladies men tailored skirts are
a speciality.
Please call and have a look
NORRIS BURGAs,
Ehnro o. G. T1,,o,, al c1ri1lo n
Morning and evening services
at Grace Church tomorrow.
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Minutes Of Town Council
Continued from first page.)

Frrcisville, louisiana: That the con-
tract and franchise granted by the
Mayor, W. r. Percy, to the Cumber-
land Telephone & Telegraph Com
parry Inc. on the 10th day of JAN,
1908 and accepted by James E. Cald-
well, President of said company jan.
20, 1908 be and the same is hereby rat
flied and endorsed.
W. r. PERCY,
G. L. PLETTINGER, Mayor.
Clerk.
Motion made seconded and carried:
That meeting adjourn.
w. r. PERCY,
G. l.. PLETTINGER, Mayor.
Clerk.
I hereby certify that the above is a
true copy of the minutes of Board of
Alderman as they appear on pages 46,
II, 48, 40 of minute book "f'.
G. L. PLETTINGER.
Clerk.
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Minutes Of Police Jury
Meeting Held February 5th, 1903.

The Police jury met in regular monthly ses'
sion at their usual place OF meeting IN their
room at the Courthouse in st. Francisville, at
II a. m. with Dr. c. F. Howell, President, and
the following other me a1ers present: W. Fl.
Tenney, c. w. Simmons, T. w. Butler, Z. w.
Wright, J. D. S4dden W. A. Porter, N ID.
Barrow, F. o. Hamilton. and s. L. Lavergne'
Absent, T. w. Raynham.
In the absence OF R. NJ. Leake, W. H. Ten
n,y was chosen acting clerk and secretary.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Bills as folio vs. were read and ordered paid:
ELECTION OFFICERS FOR JAN. Is, 1903.
N
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Personal But Polite.

F. S. Percy spent Wednesday
in town.
Charlie and Reeve Barrow are
back in town to attend school.
Miss Caro- Davis has been quite
i'll with measles.
Miss Margaret Minor has con-
Guided a visit to The Cottage.
F. Fl. Tenney Jr. has had a
stroke of paralysis.
The stork brought a fine baby
boy to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. G. Brasseaux On Monday.
Mrs. Sadie Mcguire and little
son are in New Orleans, guests
of Mrs. Hunter Leake.
VIM. Butler went to New Or
leans to spend a few days with
Mr.. john D. Minor.
Miss Meme Levy returned
Tuesday from delightful visit
to Alexandria.
DR.. Clarence Pierson of Jack
son was called to Shreveport.
Thursday, by the illness of his
sister, Mrs. Comagys.
DR.. A. F. Barrow went to New
Orleans to attend the meeting of
the State Central Committee.
Hon. A. Villeret accompanied
him as "a looker-on in Vienna. -.
Misses Lena and Ina Holloman
of Hatcher are guests Of Miss Ida
Halle at the Burton House, and
are receiving entertainment, a.
feature of which will be a round
trip by steamboat toNew Orleans,
next week, chaperoned by Mrs.
Curteain.
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Don't forget the place and dat
Baton Rouge, La,
Feb. 22, 1905

Slaughter. ha., Fehruarplf,

daughter. ha Fehrdnfs ~ ID
Pursuant TO a call Of the mayor. the nss
elected officials of the town Of slaughter h
their first meeting this day with the follow
members pr esent: H = Munson. Naypr; r.
Davis. Il M Thompson. SD Wall. A A Wren q.
] E Klrhroueh
The mayor appointed A A Wren TO Act
secretary pro ten.
On motion duly seconded, II was decided s
have al regular meetings OF the board on.
first Wednesdays of each month at7p. m.
After considerable discussion rs TO ways d
means OF raising revenue Sufficient 10 defn3
expenses of the town. for this year. on motif
of A A Wren, seconded by F NJ Thompson
was unanimously decided that we levy tax
5 mills on all assessal lie property In the soSR
o. slaughter for the purpose OF improving 81
mai1taiuing the streets, sidewalks end shcf
oughfares OF this town,
On motion duly seconded and passed n
mayor was instructed to correspond with ~
Division superintendent OF the Y. d NJ. v. R
Co. relative to the moving OF their platiosY
and the giving of another crossing over tasI'
trucks at the intersection OF Main street
On motion Of DR.. Thompson seconded bJ u
Wall, Mr.. B Dunn was elected TO I'LL the af'
fee of secretary and Treasurer OF the tow
aud as compensation therefor be ahoWea III
for each and every meeting Of the Board "
he attends. ~ ii
Mr.. McBnrney reported the town jon o. n:
ing in need of repair snd as being mas's
partly on land owned by Mr.. E. story, who "a
sired it removed. On motion, seconded ar
passed the Mayor appointed Mr.. hcBufnsy \
consult with Mr.. story rs to tine cost offepsf
and removal of jail and report back 70 "
board at its next regular meeting. Il
On motion of F. NJ. Thompson, seq
onded by ]. E. Yarbrough the mai
shall shall charge SLIGO or lees at M II
discretion for each and every hde
caught running at large on the street
of the town, and owner Of the aiming
shall have three days in which 70 n
redeem his property, otherwise 1t sha
be sold to the highest bidder to ssh1
fly costs. ,,.aaA
On motion OF S. D. Wall, seconde
bv p. M. Thompson the following III
passed: The Secretary is insiruca
to hnv two dozen dog tags to be f'a
nished owners Of dogs by she so"
l Each DOE in the corporate limits 70
taxed 50 cents each and any q, ~
roaming r~ at large after March 49, W "
r rGs,l out a tag shall be killed by y
lA M MeBnrney was appointed
oo,aro;ttee Of one to see Mr.. John rag,
ton relative to purchasing from nlm
s st Of land for a new rosd to ~
les Bayou. ,:o,,rnsd
r,a o4 first wednesday in March.
nh''' - Il. T. MUNToN,
Msyoi
A. A. WREN,
sect'y Pro Tenn
Tho woman's Auxiliary WI
-, ThuPsda
II Q. m. .rssiss.|
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

Mr.. Edward J. McGehee died
at his home near Pinckneyville,
Miss, yesterday morning. The
burial will take place today at
Bowling Green Plantation, near
Woodville, Miss.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

hcSpSCblully,
Il. P. ErLBOURNE.
Parish Treasurer.
There being no further business, the
then adjourned.
G. F. HOWELL,
President.
w. Fl. TEINNEY,
Acting Clerk and Secretary.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

Hose Co, No. 2, with member
ship of II hearty fire workers
has elected officers as follows:
G. S. Davidson, president; S. K.
Davis, vice-president; G. E. Per
cy, secretary and treasurer; R.
G. Brasseaux, foreman, W. B.
Davidson, assistant foreman.
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Jackson News Notes.
Miss Laura Nelson is quite i'll.

MISS Laura Nelson Is quite Ill.
Supt. Lunsford spent the week
end pleasantly in Jackson.
Miss Mabel Roberts of Ethel
spent the weekend with parents.
Miss May McKowen is visiting
the Sentells of Bunkie.
G. S. Bartless Was in town last
Friday On business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Palmer of
Clinton were in town Sunday.
Miss Maggie Gayden is on the
sick list.
Mrs. j. M. Noteworthy has
been on the sick list this week.
Fl. J. Leake was in town the
first of the week on business.
Clifton Mclean returned on
Monday to the L. S. U.
Chas. Glasspool left Monday
for Baton Rouge.
Little Mary Dudley has been
quite i'll this week.
Mr.. B. B. Taylor has been ap-
pointed a Notary Public for East
Baton Rouge.
Rev. +. G. Flowers is attend
ed a Conference at Norwood this
week.
Miss Odile Sebastian spent the
weekend at her home in Nor
wood.
Norwood Smith Of Memphis,
spent the weekend in town very
pleasantly with friends.
Miss Mary Taylor left Tues
| day to visit relatives in Ardmore,
Okla.
Mr.. A. Lowry has returned
from a visit to his sisters, in
Zachary.
Miss Whyte has returned after
two weeks stay with ner rela
tives in Centerville.
Mrs. G. C. Keller and children
are visiting friends in New Or
leans and Lutcher.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Gayden will be sorry
| to hear that their baby is critical
~ i'll.
Miss Efie Skillman went to
Baton Rouge Monday to nurse
her sister, Miss Emma, who has
measles.
Mr.. Raymond, assistant bank
examiner, was in town Tuesday.
He checked up the Bank Of Jack
son and found everything Q. K.
Mrs. D. K. Mattingly and
daughter, Miss Trina, spent Sat
urday in ST. Francisville with
relatives.
Mr. D. Kelley returned Mon
day from New Orleans with a pa
tient which had escaped from the
Asylum.
The many friends of Miss Leo
nora Council will be grieved to
learn that her health is so bad
that she had to go to New Or
leans for treatment.
Mrs. Clarence Pierson and lit
tie son, Clarence, and Misses
Hunter and Wattell made a short
visit to Baton Rouge the first Of
tire week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. COBB of
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Moore of Midway went to New
Orleans to see Ben Hur. They
returned Friday night.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

There will be an Arbor Day
program at julius Freyhan High
School, next Friday at 1870 p. m,
to which the public Is invited.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

The roads are as bad as a mad
mans dream.
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The Great Cosmopolitan
Carnival Company

will have it's tented shows in ID
operation during the celebratiol
Acres of tented and arsnic i
fractions at popular prices.
All to conclude with a grand frd
ball.
Reduced rates on all Railroad
and special provisions for enteI
tanning thousands Of people fro
the surrounding country.
Baton Rouge extends to on
aad all al invitation to attend thi
monster celebration. Large
and better than ever befor,
Consult your nearest ticket ager
for full information.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

Those interested in prohibition
are invited to attend a meeting
at the court house, Feb. II, 7:30
p. m. at which time steps will be
taken to organize for the local
campaign. Rev. Mr.. Stanley,
field secretary of the Anti-Saloon
League will make an address.
He will preach at the Methodist
church tomorrow.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

Mr.. Howard Smith spent sew
eral days in town this week with
relatives.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

II vas moved that the consideration of the
question of ordering an election on the Ques.
ton of the sale or prohibition Of the sale of
intoxicating liquors, be postponed until next
meeting. which motion was lost.
On motion of Mr.. w. A. Porter duly
seconded the following ordinance was
unanimously adopted, all of the mem
bers present voting in favor thereof,
viz: Messrs. Howell, Tenney, Sim
mons, Butler, Wright, Sadden, Por-
ter, Barrow, Hamilton and Lavergne:
Ordinance No. of 1908 Of the Police Jury
of West Feliciaaa.
An Ordinance of the Police Jury OF the Parish
Of West Feliciana. Louisiana. calling an
election throughout the entire Parish of
West Feliciana in accordance with the
provisions of Section 1911 of the Revised
Statutes OF the State of Louisiana as
amended by Act No. Ell Of the General
Assembly Of the State of Louisiana of the
Session of 1902, and the powers therein
granted to Police JuFieS OF this State. to
determine the question OF the sale, or the
prohibition of the sale, of Intoxicating
liquors. and the granting licenses To. or the
Withholding licenses from. drinking houses
and shops within the entire limits OF said
Parish IS ra4icrt! Q The les / voters et
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Rain in perfect deluges.

Overturned box cars at Slaug
ter detained the Bayou Sara Ac-
commodation till three o'clock
next morning on Midday night.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

Send in jobwork next week.
We can do it.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

The weather is as variable as a
maiden's fancy.
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have Wakefield Culvert repaired.

serve for the year beginning on
January lst, 1908 and ending on Janua-
ry 1st, 1909:
4th ward-Louis Hall from Perkins
Store to Browns. Dave Allied from
Browns Store to Thompson's creek.
H. NJ. Stewart from Creek to Laurel
Hill. C. S. Hamilton from Laurel
Hill to Poplar Tree. William Jones,
Poplar Tree to Wakefield. William
Brock, State line to Jackson's gate.
Jonas Minor, Jackson's gate to Laur-
el Hill. Phil Welsh, Zack Browns
to Jackson's gate. Tom Anderson,
Browns Store to Watson's gate.
It'll ward-Wa Mullon, overseor
on Pinckneyville road to tree at fork
and thence on ST. Francisville road to
Bayou Tunica, to have all hands en-
ployed at Hall Coody Lumber Co.
Robt. Wells, overseer on Pirckney-
vile road from tree at fork to Day
bridge, have same hands as last year.
Anthony Wicker, overseer on Pinck-
NEVILLE road from Day bridge to
Cliffwood line, to have the same hands
as last year. Louis LeSassier, over
seer on st. Francisville road from
Bayou Sara creek to Sand Bayou,
to have all hands on LeSassier planta-
ton. Jim Brown, overseer on St.
Francisville road from Sand Bayou
to McWaters' graveyard, Same hands
as last year. Elijah Anderson, over
seer on st. Francisville road from
McWaters graveyard to Bayou Tuni-
ca, same hands as last year. Nat
Ellis, overseer on Como and st.
Francisville road from Bobstown gate
to Bayou Sara creek, same hands as
last year.
10th Ward-Gus DeGrummond from
upper line Fisher billiards to culvert
in front of Chas. Tooreau's residence
and have same hands as last year.
Chas. Bell, from Chas. Toorean's
residence to Fountain Bayou Bridge,
same hands as last year. Bat Haral-
son, from Bayou Sara creek to
Baines' pond, same hands as last year.
D. I. Norwood from mouth of Lopez
lane to Bayou Sara creek, same hands
as last year. Steve Reed from r. R.
crossing to mouth of Lopez lane, same
hands as last year.
The following report of the Parish
Treasurer was received:
ST. Francisville. Ia, Feb. 5, 1908.
Report of L. P. Kilbourne Parish Treasurer,
in account with the Police Jury, Parish of
West Feliciana:
Balance on hand Jan. 90. 1908. See Treport OF
Committee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1925 90
RECRUITS SINCE
Parish Taxes 1907 2O19 SO
11tSOppS i'Oo ~
Interest on Parish Taxes .....-- So 2g75 90
1902 OF
DISBURSEMENTS SINCE:
Police Jury Warrants .........-..... 90 30
Jurors Certificates 40
Witnesses Certificates .......... II 90
District Attorney Voucher. 25 90 70 %
Balance on hand .......... 1923 So
Cash in Banks Feb. 5. 1908 ........-..... 1928 81
Respectfully,
L. P. KrLBOURNE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

A masquerade dance at Ply
THAN Hall last evening enabled
St. Valentine to assist Cupid in
his work.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15
About Ourselves.

The True Democrat printery
is still in processes of reproduc-
ton. The week has been a busy
one, laying type, receiving ma
terial and attending to innumer-
able details. We are again debt
ors to the unfailing kindness Of
Mr.. Robt. Lewis of the Woodville
Republican, who did our press
work last week, without one iota
of expense to us after our
forms" enjoyed the freedom Of
his town. Such generosity
should not go unrewarded, and
our hearty wish for him is, that
such reward may be that he will
never have to undergo a ire-on
earth. His kindness insures his
safety hereafter.
We fndit impossible to get out
the Jackson Record and Slaugh-
ter Enterprise, this week, on &C
count of press work, but hope to
be able to do so next week. Mean
while the most important news
of both places will be found in
these columns.
And again for all kindness and
forbearance in our troubles we
return sincere appreciation.
For sale cheap, a square piano,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

Mr.. Morris Wolf and his son.
in law, Mr., David March, arrived
Thursday.
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For sale cheap, a square piano,
in good condition, also some fur
niture. Apply to Mrs. A. T.
Gastrell, at residence.
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The True Democrat print shop
is located in the residence tenn
porarily.
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