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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
Senmare, y, 9af.

Gen npe @reitebolig / &enmare
er III fGrOig, og &aitor @ertlen er
flpttet inO. Sen bar foItet $4,000,
Jon alt bar iu%6ifri6eret, fer oet
bcgpnotes boa 8p%gringen.
- Ser u0e poo 2onoet / Srinita-
tis WenigbeO bar hi fact @arme=
opporat unoer &irfen, bpa0 oGe Der
er GLADE peo, oo pi mi bar en- be-
Goqelig @arme aft oper / &irfen.
Ser bar peret ifrepet meget
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ON 6por
oct ifal bore og bporoon. Oct er piIt
eli ponlfelig Sag at afg6re, og BET
Gll9rpanifeligIte pil pore, tror 0a ieg,
at faa ben rette Mano til at beitpre
ct laoOant @iem til Be gamles Gil
freOsbeO. 9lt imens 0isfusiionen
fnregaor, i9lges 2an6 Der t ben ioa-
fal6te IlberoomsfoGoni, bpor bper
e'lfelt Wan0 er 8eitprer ielp. geDlig
lar |oltor q. 9amifoo 1ifret 5tg 10
Ncres 2ano npr pes 8rorlon Sgj=
ifnle, bporaf ban til Soroaret bill
til at plante 1 Icre nteD Greer.
Oct ct en- goo 8lun at plante fprIt
81 IiOen bDgge. Sra SrorIon SSi=
ifole fan me60eles, at alt gour itn
ip0panlige Sang, og ON Der ems
fife er Iaa mange @leber iom iiOite
@irter ioa fan set Oog iiges, at
SfGlen er bel 6el6gt. St bar jn
eHgeIlfe Sfoler nof baa0e / 8p og
pnG 2anoet; men @runoen iii, at
benne Sfole efsiiterer er, at bi piloe
icr0e bore lrge til en- Sfole, bbor
@'nos Iono igennem 2ererne fnnoe
meoe Dem og ON m1tligt bragg Sier=
tcrne til @uo. Som ioaoan err 60
len paa lin 8li0s og nrtn0berlig for
rs.
Secret er gerne oct fsr1te, man
ifriter og taller ON, men til en- Sor-
onortrg bliber BET MT BET itoIte. 81
Far npten ingen Ginter boft I @or,
III fltnoe fife 9nife os mere beboge<
liot ginterpeir, ioo for Sen Gags
Sfplo fanoe eerne baaoe rnge og
anntle benptte fig al anoIeoningen
I'll at foa frit eGer biGigt 2ono Der
! y~forooeIten, men fom mart, for
Sanoet er optoget. &orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
Sama College,

Soo fom Bog aligepel Sneen. 81
hop0e oentet at ifulle iGippe / 9ar,
men bet goar io be(0igpis fife efter
port Sooe0. 5tuoenterne bar fouet
vlonge Som" frem, og MI ruscber
&c belt oppe fra @affen og omtrent
neo til 9roen. Men ieg maa 10
farlt fortGae, bpem Iange Som er.
&cm beltaar at TO &eIfer, imeGem
bhilfe Der er Go9t en- lang GIanfe.
TIT NOT og lang nof til at bore en-
bolb Snes motionsi6gen6e @tu6en-
ter. gfoar Som er boIet OBJ pna
Sotfens Sop, in0tager be nj beres
y Som for tent til / Sre6ags.
Geo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03

rtipsftipe ElaOier og nYete" letter
1EF n1eO p6orpOterne" paa Stpre-
dqparatet og neOaO gour set l1eo
lulenoe 0urt. De lnlaa 9renqe
ltaor | GinOuet og pnlfer, bare man
Ddr neo; men Oerlom Com faur
Griller ! @OueOet % pGlter bele Sc
lutIlllgen al / Slleen, Oo ju6ler Be
Illldn al StaOefrpO.
Sn%ebolOene luler ret ofte omfring
Sferlle al IelD ell uul fDlOig" Stu
cent, men 0riiter GeOfonlmlen0e lig
Ill Frotelt, oa regner bet / Sneie-
plS NED oper Den ulpttelige. 81 far
pQlaa a0lttQigc @oltge pperpGret Ell
g%cgoefamp, lon ~foregoar Ser, bpor
Sneen er bpjelt; og pi bar let Sc TO
rrcbelige &Gmper ligne Ell Sfor<
irensfeIer trutten op al en- 0feltpll=
ne. Sette er ga beler intet l1noer;
mems &en parer, Itaar Der Ell
balp Snes ittoioii % i%foDler Sne
pda De fempen0e.
StuOertt S0rgen Senlen bnpOe
@clpg forleoen al iin Gnfel, iom no
taIte Jig meget ~onerfenOenOe ON
Sfolan.
@eter Gifor, JON gift pao Do
ia College iiOite 9lor, bIep operfprt
al Soget peO Ell SperIfGring al
G,crnballelinien peO Wforquette, Sees.
Id bar Den Is. Sebr. 5. u. / Sen
frpgtelige SneItornL at Slfur fom
fprerOe, ban bar iagten5 fife finn
net ie eller b9re Sogat, og 9ofomo=
t!Digrcren for Ha5iagertoget bar bel=
Ter fife pGret / Ston0 til at ie for
oct forrpgenOe SER. Soften 0re6-
teS poa SteOet, % Gifor ramtes al
%&nfongeren, loole0eS at Ser gif
&rnO pao @jerneifoQen. Oifor Ipp=
Ter nj mellam Sip pg 800.
S @aar (Sors0og Sen 81. ,
Tebr.) merte mon, at 8reli0enten
for Sfolen bar list 6eore. Mrs. SSert-
lens Srpper bar fer otter, men
fllrbe finn bltpe fer ct fortere Si0s-
RIM 0enne Gang. 8grnene er be1t-
bplOspis / |leie bos &rof. 2unos %
&o1t. q. sc. NnOerIens, Ioo set
hiTlper io en- Smltle for oen ipqeS
Sfo. SniOlertiO er @rofesior6oIi-
0tn 10 / inmme @l1s iom Sfolens
DompfeOel - ia, Iige oper Sen -,
lna man fam 10 pr6pe at fore title
fig, bbor meget go Ser fan bere,
noar Der ifal ifobles Sui tno poo
SDatff. Miot UNDER &riien
ntAs9se Sen ipge 8rofesior flutes
frn ct &Grelie til ct ort0et netop paa
@rutt6 at, at Der ifltloe ifopIes Sill
ne0 | &9l0eren, iaa 2ei[igbe0en er
otter min ringe Waning meget
primittb. sizes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03

Lang Guldpletteret Kede for Damer eller
Vestkede for Mend. Dersom De anser def
for lige med ct $5 Gold Filled" Uhr, saa
PETAL Ekspresagenten de S.T5 og Uhret er
Oeres. Vor 10Aars Garanti folgerm med hvert
uhr. Omtal hvad De 0nsker, Dameuh r ell
YER Mandsuhr. Adresser: NJ. c. FARBER,
Dept. - 100 Dearborn St. Chicago, Ills
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
Fra den nye Katalog.
(Skriv efter den ne KatalogD
Alfabetisk ~Fortegnelse
over Boyer.
(Fortsat)
Traktater % sudeIige Smaaskrifter.

Kan Ecstilles efter hummer. Prison netto.
Paa wort eget Forlag er udkommen folgende:
- Pris
!. Havde like Bryllupsklsedningen paa. 70 for 5000
z Hvortra kommer du, IL for Cents, 100 for. ,25
> okal lngenlunde komrne i Guds Rige. IL for ,O5
A. Har du taget mod Guds Gave? ~ for Sc. 100 Is
D. Manden paa Taget at Aiken. 70 for 1Oc, 100 so
=. Netop nu, IL for . Cents, 100 for. .............. IS
Z. TO Dodsiejer. - for 10 Cents, 100 for.... go
.. Standset i Farten. 10 for 5 Cents, 100 for...... IS
=. Beviser for Barnedaaben. - for 1Oc, 100 for so
TO- Der er ingen Forskel. IL for 5 Cents, 100 for rs
ii. Guds sa1igg0rende Made. 70 for Sc, 100 for %
IL. Dejige Sne. 2Cents. II for 10 Cents. 100 for so
- Hvadtror du? 5 Cents, 12for Soc, 100 for ...... 800
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
! Dette eIegante Uhr for S3.7S,

For DE kober Uhr, kip saa
dette nd og send os med De
res Navn og Adresse, eaa
vii vi med Ekspres sende
Dem for Unders0gelse ct
!. smukt Uhr ogKaede c. o. D.
1913. Dobbelt Jagtkasse.
,,stem winder" og ,,stem
set; Varket er rigt forsy-
net med Juveler og garan-
teres at hOlde kotrekt It'd
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

A meeting Of the Parish Teach
ers' Association was held at the
St. Joseph High School oh No
vember 9th and 2Slh, at which
the following teachers were pres
emit: Misses Eula Kidd, Brunette
Lewis, Gertrude Gogin, Annie
Bergman, Pearl Keeny and Mr..
Mosely of the st. Joseph High
School; Misses Clara Whitney of
the Villa Clara school; Misses
Margaret Buckner, Belle Bryant,
Mary Hughes and Mr.. Wade of
the Newellton high school; Miss
Mcfarland of Notnac school; Miss
Jennie Guthrie Of Dickard; Mr..
ArcherParham of L'Argent school,
Mr.. White of Hard Bargain school
and Mr.. Groesbcck of the Water
proof high school.
An election of officers was held
Miss Clara Whitney being chosen
as President, Miss Eula Kidd,
Vice President and Librarian,
and Miss Elizabeth Gorton, Sec
rotary. The Programme Commit
tee is composed of Miss Whitney,
and Messrs. Mosely, Groesbeck
and Wade.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04


Mr.. A. &. Letter, who mas beeI
employed at Waterproof for som'
time in the erection of the new
Catholic Church there, has re-,
turned to St. Joseph, havin,
finish the sacred ediiice as neal
as present funds will permit. Th'
bnilding is sufficiently complet'
for use and reflects tie greatest
credit on the promoters rs wei
AZ the architectural skill of tn,
builder and is decided ornamen,
to that little city. {
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

Mr.. b. F. Hornsby, road-over.
seer for Tensas parish, met witt
q very painful and unfortunate
accident last Friday. While doing
some repair work OH his road ma.
chine his right hand was caught
between the jack-screws and the
entire weight of the immense ma
chine fell OH his hand, crushing
three fingers badly: The little
finger was cut off near the end
and broken close to the hand, and
the other two stripped of flesh
though it is not thought the bones
were seriously injured. The mis-
fortune will cost Mr.. Hornsby the
use of his hand for some time,
while the little finger may never
be of much service again, though
time and ase may gradually re-
store its mobility.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

Mr.. ii. l.. Smitha has sold /,
half interest in his livery, ice, un
dertaking and wood business I,
Mr.. Il. F. Bonney, and hencefortl
the firm will operate under tn
name of Fl. l.. Smilha & Co. Mr.
Smitha will attend to PRACTICAL,
all out of door work, while Mr.
Bonney will devote his time TO tn
Office and general supervision OF
all work Mt the stable. Both being
good men the new firm will neces
sarilv succeed.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04


The total assessment OF the State
of Louisiana rs completed shows
that for the year 1908 the assessed
value Of the State is 1923, 800, AIS,
against an assessment of 1901 :
1872, Ol0 for 1907, an increase dur
ing the year of G,GOS, 4GS: OF
Sl6,6OS ,46S increase for,this year
-, 49S, 0Sl comes from the Parish
of Orleans, and the balance from
the country parishes. The assess.
ment, however, is $9,0O0,0 900 be
low what was established by thu
State Board of Equalization. Fol
lowing is the assessment for Ten.
sas and ConcOrdia: = y
1908 1907
Tensas Al, $50 81, 466, a0
Concordia ..... 1921 ,020 2,297, 50
An increase for Tcnsas Of $3.50, ant
decrease for Concordia of $40, 4S4. Th'
falling off on the part of our sister par
ish il due 10 the ravages Of storm ant
foods with which that parish was visite'
last spring.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

"Practical Giving at Xmas
time is made the subject of the
advertisement to-day of Mr.. Thos.
J. Reed, the "Mens' Wear" man
of Natchez, i'm which he gives
some valuable Suggestions of use
full presents in the line of neck
wear, handkerchiefs, gloves, silk
umbrellas, &c, of which he is
we'll st ,ckpd.
NJ. NJ. Ullman & Co., the pop
ular clothiers of Natchez, are re-
minding the public to-day that
style and fit are essential prereq-
uisites to good clothes, without
either of which the suit no mat.
ter how costly is like soup with
out salt. Ullman handles the
well.known make, "Stein-Bloch
Smart Clothes" and can there
fore guarantee accurate fit and alb
solute satisfaction.
The First shot" i'm the boil
weevil fight is TO knock down and
burn cotton and corn stalks, and
to accomplish this stalk cutter
is necessity. Messrs. Wright
Bros, hardware dealers of Vicks-
burg, have the exclusive agency
for this territory of the popular
"Blue Clipper Stalk Cutter"which
is properly regarded rs one of the
most useful OH the market, and
cheap enough for every farmer to
have one, and guaranteed to cut
from ten to fifteen acres per day
One man and one mule is all
required to operate.
One of strongest factors in com.
batting the boil weevil disaster is
the planting of early maturingsee
seed that will mature sufficient.
ly ahead of the weevil not to he
affected by the pest. "King's I'M
proved Cotton Seed" "Simpkin's
Improved Cotton Seed" Cook s
Improved Cotton Seed" and "Tri-
umph Improved Cotton Seed" are
four very fine varieties, each of
which is recommended by the
agricultural Department for the
boil weevil sections. These seed
are sold by l. Lowenburg & Co.,
of Natchez, who will be. pleased
to correspond with any one ill.,
terested.
Get your name off of that road
t X list now being published in
this paper.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

Among the several remedies
suggested by the entomolngists for
the successful fight against the
boil weevil, perhaps the most i'm
portant is the necessity for plow-
ing early. Schwartz & Stewart,
the Natchez hardware house, are
agents for "Blount's True Blue
Flows" which are guaranteed 10
be the genuine Blount goods and
superior to any other makes. This
house exercises the greatest care
in protecting it's customers against
counterfeit makes in every line,
md dealing with them is always
accompanied by the satisfaction
To the purchaser that no imposi.
lion Is ever permitted by these
people, whose guarantee stands
behind their every transaction.
They are also agents for Planet,
IT., Culiivators, One Seed Cotton
Planters and Daltcx Stalk CUT
tiers, and distributors of the pop.
ular Ellwood fence. q
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

The citizen who appreciates the
sacred privilege of the hallo'
should need no reminder of thu
necessity for paying his poll taa
before December is gone. Unles'
the poll tax for this year is pai'
before the end of the year thu
delinquent will become disfran
chised for the next two years
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

Mr.. Jos. NJ. Reeves, promi
nent young attorney of Vidalia
and the Mayor of that little city
has located in St. Joseph and vii
practice law regularly at this bar
Mr.. Reeves has formed II partner
ship with Judge Tullis and tn,
new firm will practice in this ant
adjoining parishes and in the Su,
preme Court Of the State. Mr..
Reeves is a most excellent youns
man and is cordially commended
to the good people of our town.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
DELINQUENT ROAD TAX PAYER:

The Gazette includes hpple.
ment this week devoted ~, the
delinquent road list and c,mta;n.
ing the names of some 1880 de.
linquent road tax pave r. who are
liable for said tax.
This FAX was levie@j by an ordi-
nance originally PASSED by the
Police Jury OF isnsas Parish on
October 9th, l. o2, and regularly
each year 81 Ice, which requires
that a tax OF; one dollar be levied
on every aD e.bodied man IN Ten
sas Paris'. between the ages OF
IL and. 30 years, and makes its
non',ayment u misdemeanor,pnn-
isb.a able by fine and Imprisonment.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

Mr.. Kirk Hazllp is convalesc-
ing from an attack of humps.
Kirk has been decidedly unfortu-
nate. Injured in a football game
at CHI. A., Port Gibson, he came
home to recuperate, hopeful of
irining hi. tenn for the Thanks
wing game with J. NJ. c. at
at.hcZ. hut his latest indispo.
;ition, from which he is slowly
covering, hnnishrd his cherished
hopes along that line. We hope
he can soon resume his collegiate
york.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

A School Board meeting j
called to be held on Tuesday, l5tl
inst. Members of both old ant
new boards are requested to at
tend
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

A white man is in Jail at St.
Joseph for violating the age of
consent law.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
SEWING and DRESS.MAKING,

CEwING AND DRESS MAKING NEATLY
WORK s0hIClTED. PHONE No. %.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02

and all sizes are here.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
BEGINS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81.
01C FOR MEMS &
LU BOYS CAPS

Worth up 20 SOC each. Every
size and every kind. Corduroys,
Leathers, Beavers, Cashmeres,
all this winters styles.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02

We'll sell suits worth N % 81
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
Agricultural Points.

One good sow put in a lot-not
turned loose in the woods-that
is given all the droppings from
stock in the lots, slops from the
kitchen, surplus from the gar
den, allowed to run on one acre
of land planted, sowed broadcast,
in sorghum, millet, and later, SOW
and pigs fed on roasting ears,
drill corn, later turned in on
whippoorwill peas, then into
the field that has a crop OF held
peas and pumpkins, will raise
two litters of pigs-say Il pigs,
that at one year old will average
| 200 pounds, will be all the meat
that any family will consume ano
leave more than 100 pounds o.
meat or hogs, that can be sold tx
the butcher. This is supposlng
that no man will try to do Thu
with the razor back breed.
If all men are warned to plan
small acreage next year in cot
} ton and for reasons that ar
t known to all, then, as a necessity
2 some other crops must be grow
: that can be sold for cash. Credl
e must be based on something tina
y can be converted into money. l
g make this a possibility, me-
g chants must prepare themselVe
J. to handle, pay cash for all corr
t. peas, potatoes, hay in bale
!. chickens and eggs. -Mer Roue
Democrat.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
Heroes Of West Feliclana:
,a.s-.,@ss>tt@sa.-ss!
j. A. BeCkhan1.

army being carried to Mobile on
steamers. The other part had
70 foot it six miles to Blakely
through the marsh. That is an,
other part of my experiences l IL
never forget.
It was not long after the fall OF
Mobile we were sent up the rail
road to GAINESVILLE, Ala, and pa
rolled. I returned home Will
$500 in gold and several hundred
dollars in Confederate none!
and four years of my young man
hood gone.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
Enorn and after this date ALL

From and after this date all hl
and fishing on the Cottage plaHl8'
are positively prohibited under
ty of trespassing. Any one lOaS z
this place without permission NJ
considered trespassing and prois'
to the full extent Of the law.
W EDWARD BUHl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
Oyster loaves at Plettinger's
foot of hill.
For Sale Now.

Five shares of stock in the
Bank of West Feliciana, five
shares of stock in the Peoples
Bank. Please address all offers,
stating price, to G. M. care True
Democrat.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

All hunting with dog Or gnl
Wakefield plantation is hereby
hibited, also all cutting q y
without permission, or wilfnl Esa'
timber already cut. All sueh !
will be regarded as trespassllE
prosecuted as such.
MRS. ST. AIiA
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

From and after this date 81 .lI. ~
is is positively pos prohibited under Z
of trespassing: s acaios
The public is warned tiu, sssl ilss'
ing fire wood, post Or gd .lmu, nd is d
ants on Rosedown, Texas 9sa > sA M !
wood plantations ass -. !. s.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

Cutting wood on the Ryland 1
Walsh tract, Bockel tract, AndY b
and Edwards tracts and hauling u
therefrom, also all other forms Oltl
pass on these places are hereby I
hibited under penalty Of the Law
Chas. Wsldz
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
Rangers Sail,

In obedience to law, ll, VII n
public sale at the c0a'''
Francisville, on c,,,tRFR s
SATURDAY, DEgEMp = oIs
at the hour Of i i a. !. n Rand Il
years Years old; estraysd :, Peter 1Ss il II
Argue, magistrate aonln, 4. u
Aug. 6, 1908. and q appF&s 4. 'cGal'
sworn appraisers W y sEorts y
Hamp Williams to 3 oe NJ Nj IEAB
i Parish Bl'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

No trespass with gun, dog. {, B
or passing through my WooaIs.
Stock Farm allowed under pena ll,'
the law against trespass.
j. Burruss Mef.s:
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

The public is hereby warned tb,is
Alton Villa, Layson and Ma ,,'
plantations are posted against n Y I
truders and agents of any descrias''
Mrs. V, r. Ho.., S'A !.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

Hunters, fishermen, travelling ID
and peddlers are prohibited fronh
passing on A. Schlesinger's, Still
Jacko, McGehee and Stewart lsl
under penalty of the law.
c.. T. Tooraen, Mans
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
Suggestions.

Coming events will change ex-
listing methods. The planter
who has heretofore been plan
ming, scheming how to draw Ia ]
Dor from neighboring planta- |
tons. paying balances due to s
former employers, will be plan
ming, scheming how to take care
of the labor that will want to re-
main with him next year.
Do you see the 'pint?" If you
do not, we will tell you that there
! is botha "pint' and a moral to 1t.
Another suggestion is, that
farm hands who have had good
homes, and whose employers are
able to feed and take care OF
them, will make mistake TO try
to do better and take chances OF
doing worse. A good home and
GOOD lands, a fat mule and corn
TO feed that mule, will be a luxu-
nv Trifing field hands will
have trouble finding homes next
wear. Cooks and washerwomen
who are under good shelter and
receiving pay for all the work
that they do had better tell their
employers that they will want
their present jobs, right now
If they do not, we promise them
that when Christmas comes some
BODY else will have their job. Do
YOU see the "pint?' If you dc
y y, not see it, then wait, if you
y please, coming events. To worth
less domestic servants, we war;
y them that their sort will have
~ trouble finding good homes Worl
- and pay, for such work as they
have been giving. To these, w
- have no word of warning to offer
~ and when we see their sort
- hunting homes and promising t
-, do work, we will take pleasure i
giving them sickly grin.
Il We have presentiment, some
r. thing tells us, and we do frol
IT. our hearts, believe that negroe
as who will remain here and max
the changes that will be niece
, j., ary to be made, and listen to tt
III advice and suggestions from r
le- sponsible white friends, will,
er the near future, thank God tn
as the boil weevil came and learne
:bo all men, the lesson, how to live
- home and, enjoy peace and pie
IL ty.-Mer Rouge Democrat.
MS %
mt Col. T. D. Boyd, president
vs., the Louisiana State Universe
500 has given out the final stateme
i've of the University in answer
of the charges of Tulane again
the L. S. U. football team. The
the answers are in the shape of a
md davits from the students of t
ign university showing that tn
an we're bona fde students, TAXI
the regular course and not attendi
day to play football. Tulane men
ems. day gave out an answer intim
rm- ing that they would like to see
the S. U. get some other coach.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

The public is hereby warned az
buying wood, timber or stock r. Is
tenants on Oakley, Ogden or ~
plantations or driving thereiron l
cattle or stock. These plantations
closed against agents ofevery des,s
ton. Miss L. L. MatAs,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

From and after this date ali hss,,
OF any kind on the Greenwood I DIssl|
ton is positively prohibited p, ny
penalty Of trespassing. ANY one i isss
on this place without permiss;oa, ' Y
be considered trespassing and nd a,s $
cuted to the full extent Of the las pss
Mrs. J. A. Ven,,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

From and after this date all W /
and fishing on the Beaacnaan ~ 4
are are positively prohibited undt i,Is|
ty Of trespassing. ANY one III VI
this place without permission .., Y
considered trespassing and pfoss
70 'i'e ioii 'N Z. !. DAsD