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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

llth eS ip0tc Gin jcber @iirgcr Der
Stnot, Der c~ini9crmnBen vgllt nb" ut,
ntcIeS Seitreben firan5icQ unteritilbz
ten, lofpett ieine gRittel unb Sutcrelcn
Dies crluuGen. LINT eincn Infarg 5t
n1acbcn, bat Die &ep GitD @aS So, iid
bcrctts fiir $4,000 untcri6ricbcn.
Sn Der ct. Srdn5isfus Stride
3u Sncrspillc tratcn pcrflplienc @od)c
in Den bl. Gbeitnnp: SRI. Inna Sctten
ulh Sr. ISM. SprcugIcr bon Idlep;
SRI. Scna &cittcngcr unO 5r. Iutpn
&ocrocboff, beibe bon .SpcrSpille.
Sbncn Slid gum 9unbe!
&ir lcnfen Die gufn1erfinmfcit
u~niercr Scicr gan5 b~eIoubcrs nti Die
duf Der 6ipeiten Scite bicier Summer
bcfinblih2 In5cigc Der b%cfanuten
9bica9pcr Sirnta &uroin & SO. Sieie
Sirnla mndt ben Scieru cine iebr
purtbcilbaftc Sfferte, mclbe man
ni6t unbcadtct porilbcrgcbeu laiicn
ipllte. &unbiu & So. iiub Sa6rifauz
ten unb Smpprtcltrc unb guar licicrt
bicie Sirma Den G%oniumenten brett
bcutlde ulO anoerc SclitateIIen 81
dllBcrit nicbrigcn Yreiicn, iofpic nlId
GrScu9niiie ciaenen Sabrifnts. User
81 ipl6' lpoblfeiIen Trciicu bcrurti9c
Sadcn be5icbeu mill, ioIte es nidt
ueridlmcn, Die betreffcnoe In5eigc
bicier Nlmmer 81 lcicn.
gu Solp Grob lpllrbcn am %.
Hupembcr SRI. IeQic Seibler unb Sr.
5. S'Gonnpr bon Subuque ebelid &C.
tralt.
- gu Sberrius Iprtnb ipurben
burf ben bodlp. Sbilt9en, Sr. Ni6p7
las Sbeiien bon 9autoipn unb SRI.
&erontca Intbpnp bonn Yeru Soipnz
hip cbeli6 getraut.
SarmzS ppotbeten 5u perfaufen
our6 Sran5 s.. .8etbe & 9 o..
5. Stod int ganfs unb Sniuraneez
@ebdube. lleber 81 Sabre G%rfahrune.
- 8ie aus Gait Subuque. Su.,
gemelbet miro, lit Sr. Ni1olas Chill
am Wontag. Ben %. Nonember, in Der
Sriibe 9eitorben, unb 5tpar an ben
Solgen elmer Operation cines Maeens
ge1hniirs, benz er iih Dor etnem
Wonate i'm bieii9cn Wtercb Soipitale
u%nter5ogen bate. Dor elmer ISOLDE
bate it'd Chill iolueit erbolt, bab er
tpicber na6 ieincr Scbnuiun9 gu Gait
Sllbuaue 9ebra6t lperben fonnte. Iber
am Samstag perihlimmcrte it6 iein
3uitanb 5uiebenbS unb am Ntpntag
Woreen gegen 1 llbr bate er nrsge<
fdmpft. Chill mar "a Sabre alt unb
in gliab : 2otbringen seboren. Gs
iiberleben i'm 5fpei &inber: Sranf uno
Gable, ebenio bier Sriiber uno cine
S6tpeiter. Seine Srau itnrb Dor iie@
ben Sdbren. Sns ieterlide 9egrdbs
nib fanb am Wittpof Worgen bon
Der ct. Warienzair6e 81 Gait 9us
bilaue aus, itatt. MtD9e Der Sabinz
gei6iebene ruben in Sriebeu! liner
8eiIeibl 1...
Sn ieincm @ortra9 in 9apenz
port Dor Der @erIammluna Der
Staats sGonferen6 iiir 8obltbdtisfeit
unb Gcrreftipncp, erfldrte .Super@
iutenDent Saunbers bon ber Strafz
~anitalt in st. Rabiion. baB 8irtb@
i6aften. Sine Nopels", Goriet uno
llnter3eue In3eiSen unb dbnlide
Safen Die meilten gerbrefer auf ben
idlehten 2eben5pfab sebraht bdtten.
@r bate babel aud nod einige anoerc
Inseigen ncunen tonnen, pelhe
mande uniercr farbloien 3eitun9en
Den Srauen tdeltd auftiihen uno
ipelhe gepobnlid) neben ben Sonnz
tassihul : Seftionen in Den 9enauuz
ten gldttern III finben iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
MdtMna, &athaliftm!

5000 slfer auteu, fruGtbarcu Sarnlanoes in
eiap nno arMer eountp; ger lrutgtouren Ssel,
5erds, betdunt ais bic fathcli id)en 9plonieu
@tnbborit .uuo Scptln,b, fonneu 81 nieari9enI
&reiie, inter g~ituitigen 8eoiu9ungen unn III 9ef
1900 Stabt- Gotten tn benz prathtuuuen Staottben
ScutIano. bel Gnopunft Der 0enrietta y SOUTH
iueiteru Giienbabu FIR M there, 2liS tiiitt. Sieh'
lein uro aarte ichreibe man an !. -. W:nrer
d Co., Scotland, 5ernS.
Ycim sdreiben sr,pabne man sen. SteieS Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
gu berfanjen.

1000 9der euteS 5arullnno IN ridden, bent.
idleu unb ruiiiden tat9oliidler Nuiieoluugen
nit guteu &trdben uuo Sdhulei rm0 refoireuOem
9%rieiter. YreiS $3.50 bis $50 per Nder. Wau
aoreiire: Thomas 1arcey, Gruuoeisentbums.
2lgeut, Sferle, 4Gus.
Seim Shreibcn crpabne man geh. bicics Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
murkthPrth1te
Sir ben 0rpknerfauf.
an buaue. ben 90. Ropember.
Oefreibc, sSeu, Ufeb(, etc.

Ou u q u {, oen ~. uoDeftber.
o3etreibe, :Sen, WsebI, etc.
ISaier: 40-45c per 9uibeL
Soru: 65-75c per guIbel.
Wei3eu: $500 per glIbel.
@erite: 30-50c per guibel.
Gog9el: 65-75c per 0uibel. I
Seu: 10. 00-S11. so per Come.
Webl: pateat, 50. 60-6.40; iraisbt,
SIS. 20-5.60.
8leie: s23. 90.
Butter. Gier nnb adfe.
Gier: 26c per Susenb.
Butter: Datrp, 2se; Creamery, SIC per
pfrnb.
Saie: Rbam. 3die, 15c; grit, 17e; Gin.
burger, lSe; Swiss, 1Sc per Bfunb.
Groceries, etc.
Qepiel: SO. 5O9$5. 90 per Barrel.
8artofeln: 4~0c-50eper Suibel.
Sptebeln: 90c per Suibel; Spaniide
Spiebeln, $1.75 per Grote.
8ieb.
Stiere: $3.50
Riuoer: SO. 75-4.25.
6iibe: 50. 1890
&dlber: SIS. O0-5.S0.
S6aie: 81. 90-S.5 so.
2Gmmer: 8.25-7.1 10
S6weine iauf benz SUBJ: s7.25-7.kO
per bunbert Pfunb.
@ieb (sefdlahtet).
&iubfeiid. 49,; 8albheii6. 5-5%,
Sammelfeii9, 10-12; S9aiHeiid, &c per
Yfunb.
2ebenbes 0efIiiseI.
Srutbiibner, lac; @nten, &c; Sibuer
13c per pfuub.
= grppifipncn.
Gerau6ertes Sleiid S4infen, 12K-lSc
Sped, 1S-24e.
Shnal;, 14A-15c.
aoblen: SarttOblsn, $3.50; 9ei6foblen,
S.. 90 per Come.
Sols: giheubols $3.50; @ei1bol;,
$500 per &orbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
NhtnnQ, &atlpliffnt

Sebet Glth bic beriibmte Splpntou Salep. Os.
bprne Co., 3anlas, on che Shr 4arb fauiet. Cur
0ori. sSeijen, NltalIa uro 0lue Stem WraS tarlt
eS Mibt libertroteu tperoen. Shutter ~ ben
Stdateu tiir alfalfa. Bnte5 gSnier i'm lleber.
iluB. Sdh1re tathpliidle Girdle. 9aS eauo iteist
raid, i'm Hreiie. Sdlreibet iur Elite ihDner Gdn.
~oereieii. 6lr nibere NuSfuuit uenbe man ih
an Gather Vu9enc Seahau,\ obcr al Santcn
groS.. Osborne, aanins.
Bcim Sdreibcn crpabne man gch. bicics Diatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
4GjehauSIuna.

errr stIotS SSaiet, 30. loi2 Joma, Strake. gu.
brtorr. Soiua. bot nets cine uolitanoige NusUnhl
siitheimtidher mo 'npottttter aale,orten pnr.
bsiorgt. 9reisliife miro ani Serlanaen nerni
Sussiauot.
vcim eesreibeg crWapIe man aeh. bleisS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
2u %berfauien.

Bette babe 9 ettipn SAINT i'm biilidben aaniaS.
Cute BerbeNerungen. 3l2 Neilen bonn Gountps
SiB. Elm idDnes Seim iiir cine tntholiidhe ga.
mile. Yreis 1928 per Nder. 9afiet midl Gud
&ifeu unb oole Seidreibuug ienoen.
ANDREW BURGER,
Burlington, Kansas.
sReferen3: Batter u. z. Gumanu, Surlir ston.
Scim Sdrcibeu eripabne man geh. bieics Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

Wesbalb nidt SaaS lit einer
&orns mo &leegeseno taufen?
1iefer. iruthtbarer Sooen, In ipeltbem aaes
geoeibt. Seutithe Rad1bnrn. 5iuei @ruppen 8e.
bdnoe, $1,000. leidlte Seoiugungeu. Der berth
ipir6 balo nm has Soppelte iteisen. Neues
Bulletin.
EUGENE r. THOMSON,
400 Ohio Str, Sedalia, Mo-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

Sas %,:rsn; ssSsT; slsSsS Shec.
"a Sts. gei aueu S6nblera. rs Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

Sas nprbneitlidle Soma hot bus bette Snrt,
LAMB Der linton. SutherIano, eile tatbolii be &c
ieleS 9iitritteS. @iele pan Mtbttata olitet aes
eianete iuerthouae 6arTet iino 81 pertduieu
poer 81 perruiethen. 3eBt bietet it'd @uh cine
Belegetbeit. sir nGhere QuStuiit fuetoet GudD
Soma.
Seim Sdrsi6cn criuGhne nan aeh. oieiee @latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
Tarmen III berfauieu.

Cine groBe AnSabl quite. perbeherte Enrueu.
ebenio gut luie bieieuisen IN Gentrals 3linniy
poer ir1enoiueldbe i'll Soma, ino sum greiIe BON
$50 bis SIS per Nder 5u pertaufen. aonninet ituo
pber Sl75 per ader iteist. 9ieic Sarmeu ieiaen
idhrHd UNI S. bis 81 per elder i'm Ireiie
Sdlreibet gleit uber tommet urb ipretbet mr.
bel Mtp: \ !, ~. Sumter. Iiarrsr Der bliben.
ben ct. Midnel'Ss gemeinoe. Raibun, Soma.
geim edreiben srpabue man aeh. oiejes 2,latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
9btcdgo. oeu 80. Vopember.
Oetret6e.

ebted9o. oeu 30. Vopember.
Oetreibe.
@epen-
Se;.: 1.06@l .06T.
Wai.: 1.O5H@1.061s.
Suli.: 972s@975s.
Rorr-
6e;.: 593se5BT.
Mdi. 62@62%.
Suli. 61@6l4.
SaIer-
GeS.: 8 A@392s.
Woi. 42H @42Is.
Suli. 392s@39T.
Slar-Ro. l U. 8.. S1.n; 70. 1. g.
10. $1.61.
gtebmarft.
ShIueius-
Shpere, 81. SOFAS 30.
Shpsre. rauhe. S7.S097.95
geihte. $T.65@SS. u.
8emIi4ts. S7.75@S.25.
Bleb-
Riuopieb, 81 OO89. 20.
8iibe ulb Rluoer. 2.l094.25.
Shaie-
@in6eimiihe 2Gmmer SO. 25r67 10.
99eltlibe Hammer, S4.50@5.35
9iuheImIl6e Shdte. S6.75@7.S5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
Shaboma= Tarmea.

@roBe Gruten; ansseseiduste 5armIdubereirn:
bllbenbe fatboliide Bemeinoen. Sur ndhere
Nustunit men0e man iidl an VI. Sone5 a. Co.,
Npade. Stlnbomn.
Yeim sareiben eripGbue man orh. pieieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
Mdtung, fatbuliide SanSiuder!
IexaS.

ssir nehmeu bic erte Steae Elm fir ~nieoriss
Rreiie in You5. gSir iuphneu bier Iuo bdben ole
Naraains. Nenu Sic Sdno tnuien wolen. 10
Iaiici, Gle iib unier beidlreibeioes ssanphIet
tomnen. Z. u. Sobn'om sanS Co., Saibart.
5eras.
geim sdrciben er,pabne man seh. bicitS Ylntt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
u 0 NJ, %. Nop.

" Nv 10 -EUV'
lle6er alien amerifanii6en Snz
i~titrtcn in Hpml, unb iiber Den meiIten
Sripatipobnungen bon Imerifanern III
Der Stabt ipebtc an SonnerStag Die
amerifanii6e Slagge gum Sciden bes
Sanfingun9sta9es. Snl umcrifaniIhen
College fano eiu Diner itntt, M pelz
hem lid gcgeu $50 Stubiercnbe be-
tbcili9ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
Mhtuna. fathaIlite iiarmer.

seim eareiuen cr,psbuc man asa. oieies slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

llnh es ipatc Gin jcber @iir9cr Der
Staot, Der cini9crmnBen gut nb" lit,
nteIes Seitreben firdn5icQ uuteritiiBz
ten, loipeit ieine afittel unb Sutcreiicn
Dies crluuGen. lint eincn Iufai1g Su
macbcn, bat Die Sen gitD Gas So, iid
bcrcits fir $4,000 untcrl6ricbcn.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06
HEU TO THE LINE.

The criticism of District AT
torney GoIsan and Sheriff HuoOs
of East Feliciana, we reported
last week as quite common, 1Of
their apparent inertia in the JUo'
son murder case. While we
we're writing, Mr.. Hubbs was IN
Jackson and remained four days
making diligent investigation IN
70 the case, the fruits OF when
will presently appear. The sher-
if stated that he thought it best
TO wait until things had quoted
down somewhat. This was an
error of Judgment on his part,
for students of criminOlogy well
know that the first impulse OF
the sane criminal is to hide the
evidences of his crime. 1t Is a
race between him and the police
detective. one to destroy, the
other to secure proof. Every
hour, every minute counts.
All who know Mr.. HnbbS VII
exonerate him from any i'll IN
) tent or Indifference, and it Woult
seem that his present activity
has atoned for past delay.
In matters of this sort the au
: thoritieS cannot be too scrupul
= GUS in avoiding even the appear
e ance of laxity or indifference
e especially in this instance whel
) the people of both parishes ar
n exercised over the crime WhlcI
e has been committed, realizing
J. that the responsibility for it
e punishment is laid upon them b.
the people of the entire state G
: Louisiana. Felicianians feel tina
n in this case their reputation TO
>. humanity and their honor a
-, citizens are at stake, and the
% will call to a strict accountablllt
II officials who by their condu(
10 cast blame or shadow upon til
a administration of justice in tt
o FelicianaS.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06
Y. & N. Y. Rates.

The Y. & M. V. will sell round
trip tickets every Sunday, good
returning Monday morning on
train % leaving New Orleans at
Z a. m. for one fare.
The Y. & M. V. will sell round
trip tickets daily for 10 per cent
less than double the regular one
way fare good for five days, to
the following points: Baton
Rouge, New Orleans, Frellsen,
Garyville, Kenner, Mt. Avery,
Reserve, Scotland, Shrewsbury
and Terre Haute, La.
L. w. ROGERS,
Agent.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06
River Improvement Imperative.

TimeSDemOcrat:
Aggressive in the extreme, be-
gun with a declaration OF indie
pendence, and concluding with
VOW to oppose all Congressman
not in sympathy, resolutions
adopted by the Lakes'to, the-Gulf
Deep Waterway Association in
convention yesterday evening,
demand and direct that a detin'
tie and vigorous policy of water
way improvement, beginning
with the Takes-to-the Gulf deep
waterway, be adopted and put in
operation by the national govern
ment without delay"
indifferent and virtually re-
pressive" is the Characterization
applied to the policy of the gov
eminent up to date. I'VE de-
clare that the voice of the 60,OOO,'
900 people of this interior must
and shall be heard" the resolu'
= tons state, and much more OF
: the contents is just as determin
ed in it's tone, not to say bellicose
I'VE insist on the development
of our waterways as an invest
ment rather than a succession o
piece.meal experiments, and de
mand that it be done in accord
- ance with business principles,
IS it is stated, and an issue o
small, low interest-bearing bond
to pay for the improvement is in
. dorSed. Bonds of small denom
y nations are approved ITO the en-
~ that the investment may be mad
~ by citizens rather than by an
- alien or vested interest"
y Further demand is for a con
plete census of rivers and othe
ed waterways. "A broad and con
es prehensive plan" is necessary,
nd is said. Other waterway pr
ey iects must be encouraged
at well, it is said, and perpetu
water rights are condemned.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06
SHERIFF CLACK, ALL RIGHT.

Hearing people in both East
and West Feliciana complain that
the St. FranciSville Jail was made
a Whitehall for it's latest prison
er, Dr.. McKOwen, and knowing
full we'll that our sheriff is abSo-
lutely impartial in his treatment
of all prisoners, we interviewed
him Thursday afternoon, asking
him if the bed and other com
forts provided were at the eX-
pense of the parish, and he said
that they were not, that the pris-
oner met the expense himself.
| Mr.. Clack said further that he
allowed the prisoner the privilege
of the yard on account OF his
health, and a tendency to tu'
berculosis, but his orders were
to observe every precaution com
mon in other prisons for the Gus
tody of a person charged with Sc
grave a crime; and if there has
been any leniency heretofore
either in guarding the priSonel
, or inspecting what is brough
2 into the Jail, he, the sheriff, give
f the assurance that it will not oc
T. cur again.
The public always suspect
$ faYoritism to people Of wealth i
b such cases, but Mr.. Clack
d above anything of the sort, as a
G who really know him, are alread
V assured.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06
Venire of Federal Jury.

The jury venire to serve at tle
fall term of the United States
Court converting at Baton Rouge
next Monday has been drawn
The list reads: Amos Addison
Greenburg; c, L. Pond, Jackson'
w, G., Bates, Liyerpool; E. Ian
dry, Marks; S. K. Beauchamp'
slaughter; John B. Dunn
Slaughter; George West NOR
wood; r. T. Dupuy, Plaquemine;
Lafayette Bouanchaud, New
Roads; George Plettinger, b.
Francisville; W. B. Davidson 81
Francisville; John M. Beau
champ, Clinton; T. R. Hebert'
Plaquemine;; John M, Stone
Blairstown; j. G. Mcdonald
Walker: NJ. L. Randolph, Bayou
Goula: W. L. Roth, Bayou GouIa
r, A, Kimball, Clio; W. G. Alfred
Liverpool; Joseph Costello, Bat
on Rouge; Louis Bluesteln
Plaouemine; J. A. GoSserand
) Mix: Thomas W. Cook, SmOk
Bend; r. A. Bourgeois, Point
: Coupep: S. X. Davis, st. Fran
cisville; C. H. Argue, Laurel Hill
| &c. Babin, COfeld; f. h. BAL
+ brpy. Meta; John 7. Guytol
1 BAYOU Goula; Paul LaBauv'
y Plaouemine; Ernest Haggell, Lot
dell; A. G. Roberts, Olive Brancl
/ Fred Heroman, Baton Rouge;
l. n. Fosle, White Castle; jon
:. Wilbert, Plaquemine. A nun
!, Der of bankruptcy cases whlc
n have been on the docket for qui
e a while will come before I'll
h court. The case against DR.,
G C. McKowen, which is on Il
IS docket, will hardly be taken |
y at this session, as there is Il
If more serious charge of murd
~ against him.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06

Can any member of the State
Board of Education, or any Of its
admirers, give a single, solitary,
legitimate reason for the adOp-
ton of the speIler now in use?
We pause for an answer. Mon
roe Star-NewS.
Let a mere outsider tell you it's
because j. B. Aswell wrote it.
Careful examination of the book
reveals no other reason.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06
Attention, Farmers!

A Farmers Meeting will be
held at the court house in st.
Francisville, Nov. 6, at 3p. m''
when the different aspects OF the
agricultural situation, particular
" as regards cottOn-raiSing Will
be discussed. J. A. Evans, State
Agent of Farmers Demonstra'
ton Work, whose practical ideas
and evident experience appeal to
Louisiana farmers, will address
the meeting.
Mr.. Evans will speak at Jack
son, on Saturday, Nov. e. at II
a. m. All who can should avail
themselves of one or the other o.
these meetings-or both. Dom
forget the date, Saturday, Nov
9th. At Jackson, 10 a. m. A
St. Francisville Court House,
d. m
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06
Notice Of Judgmsut.
Mrs. Katie Davidson Tempe
VS.,
Jno. Q. Tempel, her husbsni

This cause came on To be head 4
on plaintiffs petition for q Spa|
ton of Property:
When after hearing the Psidi|
and the evidence: the Court COnSlz|
ing the law and the evidence 10 bl
favor of the plaintiff for the nsn
this day, orally assigned IthAE|
fore ordered sdjudged, and asns
that there be judgment IN lave
plaintiff Mrs. Katie DayihOn IaA
and against defendant Jno. q InI
her husband. decreeing q dis'olfl
of the community Of scquets and q
heretofore existing between ihsA :
a Separation OF Property beisM
said plaintiff, and the said deem
costs to be paid by defendant
Judgment read, rendered and q
in open Court this 18Th Day q
Der, A. d. 1909.
GEO. ]. WoODsER
Judge Of tie oath Jud. Dia q
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06
Choosing a Christmas Present.

When you make a present OF a perl
odical to d friend or family you are
really selecting a companion to inhu'
ence them for good or i'll during the
whole year. If the acquaintance OF
YOUR sons and daughters were to talk
to them aloud as some periodicals talk
to them silently, how quickly you
would forbid the companionship. In
the one case as in the other, the best
course is to Supplant the injurious
with something equally attractive and
at the same time "worth while. a
food can be wholesome and utterly
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06
Police Jury Minutes.

St. Francisville, La, Nov ), l9OS'
The Police Jury met in regular
monthly session with DR.. CT Howell
president, and a full board present as
follows: Messrs, Raynham, Bickham'
Richardson, Sadden, Lavergne, Dan
iel. D W Wright, N H Barrow 4
Weydert, T H Row.
Minutes of last meeting were rea'
and adopted.
Bills as follows were read and aP
proved:
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06

In an interview given the city
press, Congressman Wickliffe,
says that he will support the
plan for a great waterway but
will insist upon protection for
Louisiana by bikes and revet-
mentS.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06

A furniture dealer ,i ?
Rouge offers the , cl'.' d
in" for forty dollars
Won, it won't fit. -
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06

The militia company returned
Sunday. They tramped miles
and miles in the parade, and
didn't see Taft after all. If they
had staid at home they would at
least have seen him.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06

ont favor. 1t is a duty to eter-
nal justice, to humanity, to the
weakest of these whom the State
has in charge.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-11-06
Bankrupt Sax
In the District Court Of ne
States, for the Eastern DiSh'
of Louisiana.
In the matter Of Jonie Levy, BAIT
No. 1871 in BanEuprl'

BY virtue Of an order 70 If y. .'.]
nv the Honorable Benz. B W]
Referee in Bankruptcy, | vii :
public auction, at the prinelF
Of the Court House at ST. FrsH
in the Parish Of West Felicisrl
Of Louisiana, at eleven O'elai'|
on .oa
Saturday, Nov. q Nv W.
all the right, title and inisr' l' =
Jonie Levy has in or TO tAs o.
described property tO-Vii. .|
An undivided Ons-hah ln.n
one hundred and forty scrs ' !
in the Parish Of West Fsllci 49,.
Of Of I.,o and BOUNDED s -,
irvine: East by Richsrdsos =. - !
sanders: and West BY PuS a,'.
acquired by Louis and j % !. :
inheritance. See boon w.
CLERKS office, Clinton, u ;, !. /.
Said property to be 'S 'l,., 4 /
provided it bring "ieV
appraised value u,. xAYB
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