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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TICKET OFFICE. lRl PENNA. Avn

lANhE1 AOGs Al-A EMMA AN -
Notice-FolloWing schedule not guaranteed.
eos A. NJ. Daily-Ses board Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers 70 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington TO Hamlet and Hamlet
70 Atlanta. Dining caB.
$40 p. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Express. Coaches and
Pullman TO Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa. Atlanta
Birmingham Memphis. Dining cars.
K. II. STANSELL. District Passenger Agent
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in Automobile Accident.

London. May So-A dispatch 10 the
Central News states that yesterday. while
Mrs Farley Dickinson. who is we'll known
in New York society. was travelling in
motor from Versailles TO Paris in com
pany with Mr. Duke. son Of the tobacco
dealer. the car was overturned Both
occupants were thrown out but received
only light bruises
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DEDICATION AT LANGDON.
st. Francis de Sales Ceremonies to
Be Elaborate.

St. Francis de Sales Church. on the
site Of the old Queens Chapel. Rhode
Island avenue and Eighteenth street.
Langdon. viii be dedicated this afternoon
at o'clock
Many prominent Catholic preIates VIII
be present to participate in the cere-
monies. Right Rev A A Curtis viii
officiate at the dedication. He will be
assisted by Rev. David II. Buel. s. J.,
president Of Georgetown University. and
Rev. E. N. Southgate. pastor OF st. An
thongs Church, Brookland. A sermon
will be delivered by Rev. E. A Pace,
OF the Catholic University.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE-Publlshec cny as information. and not
guaranteed.
41J 4. No & o. LIMITED Daily-Fast yes
tbule train. Pullman SlecpeTs 10 Lexington. Louis
vile. Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Chicago. and St-
Louis Connection Tor Virginia Hot Springs. Pull
man cars DOulsTllle 10 Nashville Mempuls. and NcW
Orleans Dining cars a IA carte serTice.
n.lo L. NJ. r.. \. LIMITED. Daily-SOlid
yestlbule uain. Pullman Siuspers 10 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sieepOg
car 70 Virginia Hot Spings week Gays. Dining cars
a Ia carte service. pullman Sleepers Cincinnati 70
chicago and 81. LOUIS, ana LOUISVILLE 10 Memphis
Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake aud Ohio
OihccS, 9l3 Pennsylvania avenue. O5 litn street.
near 4, and New Union station. Telephones: Nam
I5cU for ashingtOn Terminal CAB Serlce ana AIain
lUtS or DIG for g. x U. Ilcket Once.
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SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS: RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets; the only weaving factory Of its
kind in the city; carpet cleaning. WASHINGTON
RUG CO.. DBL 5th 81. uw. n 1926 myI7-glt
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS OF AB1LITY-wE ARE PRESENTING
(new onel to relieve the blues, every lady smiles
and buys; you smile. too AURORA So Atlantic
ave. Boston.
OUR HIGH-CRADE HOUSEHOLD SPECIALITY
sells sight and every order brings from one 10
twelve repeat orders: don't delay write at once.
SMELLING SPECIALITY CO. 160 Trinidad ave. ne.
WANTED-SALESMAN WISHING TO EARN s.
20 s. Der day: write for terms Immediately. FIRST
NATIONAL NURSERIES. Rochester. y. Y.
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FACTORY SITES.
/ To l95 ACRES.

VIII sell for reasonable prices. on easy terms de-
sirabie site Of convenient size grade with rail-
road connections from the b. i o. r. r. and
Pennsylvania. and all freight lines Of railroads
passing through this city; good, easy haul from and
10 tho city: can also give water frontage with rail-
road connection For full particulars apply sole
agent. JOSEPH I. WELLER
ny2f7t Realty Broker, @2 q, NV,
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

MEN AND WOMEN MAKE BIG MONEY SELL
ing our household specially; best repeat order
getter on the market; don't delay; write az once.
C. r. McGARVEY 2l0 Spring ST.. Blairsyille, Pa.
my3l4tS
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SUBURBAN PROPOSITIONS OF EVERY DE
scription. COLLINS REAL ESTATE. Clarcn-
don. Va my265t
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PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER.

FROM a IN. 70 10 p m. Grst-class work very rea-
sonahle 0dlce. azT G. 81 aoor: phone Main l5lS-AI
mrEn3lt
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BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 30 sI2EET. NEW YORK.
-71OAm u Diner. Pullman farlOr
isN0 a n. bufet fartor. tiFe-nOlr Train
~ - :. Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
III ~ a. N DlneT ana Pullman tsTlOr Oar
.l10p. N Diner ana Puliman PaTiOr Car.
800 y m. 'R0yal Limited =" AL Pullman Shoux.
$3.50 p m- Coaches 70 thiladeiPhia
s5O0 D N. Diner and Pullman PATloE.
'sa9 D m. Coaches " fhilaGelphi&
sl2aJ u 10. sleeperA
'251 a. m SleeperA
AtL2AIIC CIrX. Tsu. 800. loo a. n. TIOO.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR"
CWcek days. " a. ~ 10 500 p NJ
30. tl00o. ~ ~ a m. -l2TJ noon. tl295. .l0o
lll5. EN0. 'sAJ l3-D. H10. llN. ii:ia, aaN.
is0. 80, ieSo, 'e-1. naV. 'sSe. M. 'sS0.
'leS5. 'll35 'lZ00 D. m
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. ~. $50 p IN.
CINCINNATI ST. LOLIS. and LOUISVILLE.
$40 a N. -415 D IA. 'Esi9 night
rIrISBUkG. 's:ls = Ia.s -. , 70 p n. -
eight.
CLEVELAND. 's:lO ,. N
COLUMBUS, $50 :. IN
WHEELING. gao a. M. $50 2. m
WINCHESTER. isa0 A. N. t816. 1900 D n
EREDkkiCh, Is ~ Tsa0. S9lS q. N, 40. i4.oa
Is p m
JAMESTOWN, fsl0 Il m, $500 D n
DAILY. fkxcept sunday. SSuEoAy only.
TkLEPhONES at al Of the following Ticket Of
noeS; lil u 81 Nv. Nan ISL. 6ls rennsylTAnA
ave. Main rs; New UnICn station: Tlckel once.
Mlln information Hureau. Naln
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MASSAGE.
SECTIONAL BOOKCASES.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. RENTS GOVERNMENT
claims. settle estates Law business in all courts.
No charge unless successful. Phone 1856
myl5-u FULLER AGENCY, Room L. 1915 st
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

LADIES AND GIRLS WANTED TO COPY AD-
yertising letters: home work spare time and yaca-
ton good pay: cash weekly absolutely reliable:
send stamp. THE ROYAL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY Elmhurst. Pa.
NANTED-FIFTEEN GIRLS BETWEEN lS AND
% years of age. TOLMkN LAUNDRY. 9Th and
SIS. my29-3t
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD REACH THE BREAKFAST TABL
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

1910 FAIRMONT sT.-TwO BRIGHT. PLEASANT
rooms, With aleoye; running water l--h, H. newly
papered. myZ93t
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LADIES TAILORING.

LADIES TAILORING AND DRESsaIAKTNC :
suits made TO order. Sg5 Up: linen suits SIS; Eng
iish goods. silk lining: ht guaranteed. NO nth
81. NV myl7-3Ot. cod
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREl WE STORE FOR $50 A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. Hs4D-
ta 10th Il. NV Phone Main i22s. mascot
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE LAWN. AND
privilege Of keeping horse for summer IS miles
from Washington. Pa r. r.; miles from Bowie
Station For particulars. address ~ NJ. Bowie.
Md my30-2t
FOR RENT-S32 50. TARONA PARK. VERY At
uactiTe home: rooms and bath; all modern
improvements. large grounds.
WM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. llO7 st. NV.
my30-et
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BICYCLES.

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS HUDSON
Bicycles best wheel az tbe lowest price. on easy
payments II desired Agents n. s. v motorcycies
HAvERFORD CYCLE CO., AZ 10Th St. NV.
apl7-1e exS
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WM. II. SAUNDERS & co,
1907 + 81. n. w.


14O7 F 81. n. w.
ng llth ST.. sr b. S53 5ol5i6 sth st. nw ST. b Sss 80
. Porter St ne ne s BIS . p I iss Belmont nv sr
liA Ii. Duncan ne Or el5Sl 6 q
llgo spring road. ST.. ISL g NV 9r b....... SIS 50
55@ 18th NV. IT., l5l5 10Th NV. Or. b.....90. %
ISIS Lamont st. sT. 6PS --' ~ ~ ~ ''''-'''
FLATS.
lgl Z st. Sc. Ar b.. 90l2 30; 18th NV. sr. B. SO 80
The LuzOn, 6r.. b.. 400 sB 18th ne 5r b.L2 50
So Orleans ne. b75olo 1913 Fla ave. sr. b. Il %
floor. Jr )l7Q6 NV. 6r. b.......s5.0e
E9s rs Ll199 s9 g. e. a 5S 5 i iP ,S NV Sr 3 3 3
The Chelsea. Or. h...551 iss s5th NV. 6r. b....g
CoLORED
2929 Rosedale ne; s25h 18th st. E. b.
l5i2 q St ne. Or. b.5ol
SUBURBAN.
Pinehurst D. C.. r. ard b.. hwh.............. So 50
Takoma Park. sr. and b.. large gounds........ 500
STORES.
1851 18Th NV store NV cor 18th and U
and 81. b......-.- 5000 cor. SB.......-..-S $500
STABLE.
Rear 20 Pierce water. stalls. 500
Rear 81 I NV. 700
FOR RENT A F1RST-CLAss RESIDENCE
facing a park: all modern Improvements: excel
lent .,ca,ion; one block from trolley SIS A month.
i26 ST. ne.
MARION DUCKETT & SON,
$50 + 81. y. w.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
For RENT-
THOS.. J. FISHER & co. (INc.),
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance.
738 18th St. N. w.
UNFURNIsHED.

UNFURNISHED.
lIS Mass aE nv. Dor. l7l9 NV. Sr b,......S .SSz 50
lG9 10th NV 1877 50 2 sou as Ames ne 7r. b.. q BY
SS II aT NV. l5r. 81 9th nv. &.,,,''. y ~ "
2oSi Kai rd iit So Iis 4@ss me- H. b..25!S
i5Ss NV Ion; b...l lgo02n g se. ST. b;. "a So s9
2lss Mas az iif 2b....iS5l APARTMENTS.
l0l5 10th NV In b. l239 Mass aV NV, lst
CHEVY Chase M Tie 9 coassssional
Ktc St Chevy Chase ~ The &c coHsressionai 5.
Rosebill Md. I2r. b.l2iThe Louisiana. No. 6,
fs Corn fr ay. 'it iif G6......5rSe Van Cotiindt
Chevy Chase. Nd 2or No. 3, 5r. b. fur. $500
Chevy Chase. iOr. b. 5r 6.-..... -~ w 5000
liii Mass ii. ilr. b.. 100 ST. o- -. 5000
Esi Conn. av NV. i2r The lroQuois, Ne. S6' a.
l!9i Conn ay ior. B.. b.sl1IT6e Sterling No. o..
\. side Bradley lane The .rpquois. No. 02
tir.., ................ rs 90 The Congressional.
~ 18th NV. Ion. b...l5W No. a6. 4r. b. fur. oU
9 I7S nw r b..~.IeS9 e g, The Sterling No 81 g
1858 r NV. iir. o.. S65o0The Congressional.
lsil 2lst NV ir' b.. s5C gis \ \ ave a. b....N 81
ll55 PARK rd i0r, b. 500 l3lz Irving rw. 6r. b.. 500
5D p5l av. ne IT, b5OOlThe Congressional.
iyO5 Fainnont NV. Pr, No. l03 4r D.. y 9
SS5 Oliver st. G. C.. The Emore. No. g.
= 9, 9r b. fur. 5000 4r o. ss ~ ~
80 lotn NV, lOr b..A.J0 1910 Irving NV 3r, D.
AZ Newton nwl9r.b b.9l III Pa av NV. I'd - n,
ii50 Faimt sr e. SO I've Van Cortlandt
lill Brown Tor %. $500 No a. 3r b.......-Z 30
lA9 Col I'd l0r b fur 800 PISA Morgan 5r. b...I 80
LES Church NV. 9r b. $500 n lst ne. H b. fur . 80
leS5 18th nv, 7r. b.....N.57lslg \ av NV No. 5.
POS 18th NV. iir. b.. .RSSlS e ne ID a ST. 500
l5l3 NV Tor b......I. J0N NV. 5r d.. y %
!?5 rs RT RT ST. l SIS sS ISIS ISIS ~ 81 RT nT S...5 3
l52 NV IT, b...... 81 l66 Sd ne 5r. b..,....l55O
ea 10th NV. Sr. b...-3O0i
OFFICES.
l9i nw...........-l5l5 I2th NV 2r.......y so 90
Union Trust Bldg 18th ini-Is f NV. $40 @ SIG
and II so % SDllF.l u NV. m 9...... 10 %
Century Bid nl2 l3 S6 O06.o SO IS
STORES.
III Pa av NV. $50 ggl2il2 18th nw.......... ST 50
1901 VI aV 50 00l2ln nW--.......-.. l5 %
1865 Calvert 1875 Tth nw.........5lbs s.
GARAGE
Car barn. 18th NV near Park Road.
WAREHOUSE.
30 NV lfear SlsOQ
shop adjoining 20 lsi St. Sl2 %
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES or
! PROPERTY.
| THE ABOVE Is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST or
/ THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. BUT WE
SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COMPLETE
| BULLETINS on APPLICATION AT THIS OF
/ FICE
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. (INc.),
738 18th ST. n. w.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

LIVE NEWSPAPER CANVASSERS WANTED:
must be sober and good takers. Apply in person
Circulation Department. THE WASHINGTON
HERALD r,v2ltf
MANTED-TWO GOOD MEN To REPRESENT
olu Teddy Third Term Puzzles. This game Is a
worldbcater. Sells itself sample. lOc. THEODORE
III CLUB. ll2 Waycriy place. New York
GOOD BOYS WANTED TO SELL PAPEKs
DAILY; CAN MAKE BIG MONEY. CALL
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. THE WASH.
iNGTON HERALD. To 6 p. NJ ASK FOR
&R ORCHERD. CUTTERS NEED NOT
APPLY WE WANT BOYS THAT WILL
STICK. apl7-tf
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WALL PAPER

We WISH TO SELL OUR ovERsTocK OF
wall paper at a Very low sacrifice. Call and see
our stock. +. g. NoLTE. 81 llth It rwr
;asecd-u
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

SEND US YOUR NAME AND WE WILL GET
your tax bills for you without cost: money to
lean Rt i-l0 per cent up some per cent money !:
no money for building for unimproved property.
The Harrison Realty Company.
eO7 6 st. NV Phone NJ. 3S62 North 2s74
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az lowest current rates Of interest," special
privileges with respect 10 prior payments. TYLkR
& RUTHERFORD uncl, 10 18th St NV. mhi-d
MONEY TO LOAN-LET US MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or renlace old ones at lowest rates Of in
teFesL All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers MM. II. SAUNDERS
4 CO. 1907 St nv ocSf
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DYEING, CLEANING & PRESSING

s. SPIGEL. 1916 Q sT.-LADIEs' AND GENTLE.
mems fine tailoring Ladies' suits pressed 75c:
meus. foc. Goods callod for and delivered Pm iS5l
my2i eod9lt
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PASTURAGE.

PAsrURAGE-oNE or TIE BEST PASTURES
IN Virginia, With shade. running water and board
fence with locked gates: horses S3 per month: ean
AZ Glen Meade Farm near Iugleside on Great
Falls trolley line. or address me al LewinsyHle. Va
A. NJ. PALMER. my247t
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED COTTAGES AT COL
Onial Beach. Mrs. A. +. SHANNON Colonial
Beach; or Mrs. f. WEIGH. Mt Rainier. Md.
myE3t
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert repairins. .
the kind you have been looking for; any make any
where. any time. HOWARD POTTS BALL. itl7
New YORK Tel. Main 7sa ap..u
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DRESSMAKING.

MISS MONTGOMERY. DRESSNAKER. Is NOW
located al 6lJ 18th ST. NV: fTst-cass work: rates
VEN reasonable ny23-J0t
s57 7 sT.-FAsHIONABLE DREssIAKING +;
home or out Icy the day myD3t
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

OFFICE FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER AND
repaired. Phone Main 7o55. r. DICKENS rear
Derby Desk Company 72s 18th ST. NV. myli9Ot
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS; CLEAN, UP-TO-
date: reasonable; q. T. center business section
Of city Apply J. T. HENDRiCK. rs llth 81. NV.
my2l-i0t
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RAILROADS.
Schedule of Excursion Trains
TO AND FROM

Effective May 80, 1908
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-12-10

calls day in and day out, keep work
ing all the time. Send out an organ
izer of Jeffersonian clubs, let him
cover the entire field, lecturing and
taking up collections at each place he
lectures. Let him distribute reform
literature and appeals for contribu-
tons. A hustler could thus secure
enough to pay his personal expense
and salary and put good amount into
the funds for other purposes. One
good live hustler could do this work
in each State. My observation has
been that good hard work done long
before a campaign opens counts more
than spasmodic efforts just before the
election. I have already made this
letter too long, and fear it will take
too much of your valuable time. How
ever, allow me further to say that
whatever course you may pursue I
am with you heart and soul as long
as you battle for the peoples rights.
With best wishes, I remain,
Yours very truly,
T. G.. borough.
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APPREHENDS ANOTHER BRYAN
FLOP.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. Ii, 1908.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Watson: "We met the enc
my and we are his'n.' The elimina-
ton Of Organism (if he is eliminated)
is good FOR the cause Of Reform. Any
man that wears the Dolly Warden
dress Of so-called Democracy, under
guise or pretense of being reformer,
is a frst-class fraud, fool, or hypo-
critic. Modern Democracy is regu-
lar bologna sausage affair. No one
can tell its component elements, and
Mr.. Bryan is a fit leader for such an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leads it to de-
feat. As a leader of such hoodlum
gang, he has earned the gratitude Of
the country, he has already shown,
by his recent editorials, that he may
be laying his plans to mislead Re
formers again.
He has a penchant for Hopping,
ands we may not be surprised if he
fops back to his position Of 1892 '96.
If he does, it will be a difficult mat
ter to fool Populists any more.
Truly yours,
A. w. Files.
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PAGE FIVE.

he has met with Kisses, hard sayings,
howled down in our own capital, and
many other unpleasant things.
And now what do we see? Papers
which have fought him the hardest,
after being "1ed by the nose" for
quarter Of century have been made
to open their eyes to the situation as
it really is. We also see the Journal
says: "The seventeen thousand who
voted for Watson in Georgia were
his political pallbearers." I am
proud to say was one of the num-
Der, and had thousand times rather
be the "poltical pallbearer" to
true Georgian than the pallbearer to
a product Of Illinois.
We do not think Mr.. Watson has
had his political funeral yet; and feel
sure that he will demonstrate the fact
in the not far distant future.
Jeffersonian Democrat
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REFORM PROSPECTS ARE
BRIGHT.

GAINESVILLE, Ca, Nov. II, 1908.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir and Friend; I thank you
for the noble fight you have made for
our dear old Southland in the last
national election. [ do not see how
any old Confederate veteran could
have voted against you. Yet many
of them did so. All because they be-
longed to the dear old Democratic
party just as effectually as the tail
belongs to the dog that wags it. The
dear old Democratic party is now
dead, and it can truly be said,
For helping the rich to rob the poor
She has passed away to come no more.
We will now have a party Of JEFF
fersonians against the Hamiltonians.
The common people will begin to
think for themselves and, with the
name Democrat out of the way, they
will vote for principle. The prospects
for the reformer are brighter today
than ever before. Mr. Watson, we
feel proud of you, Through your no.
BILE efforts we have the negro dis
franchised. Through your noble eff
forts the State Of Georgia owns a
farm to work her nisdemeanor con
Continued on Page Thirteen.)
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Conyers, Ga, Nov Is, 1908.
Mr.. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: I received the Bible, No
vember Is, in good condition, and I
am we'll pleased with it.
I thank you for your offer very
much.
T like to read your papers fine. I
am a little school girl of thirteen
years Of age. Papa takes the weekly
Jeffersonian and the monthly maya
zine, too. He says he doesn't
want to be without either one, he says
they both are certainly good papers.
His name is z. c.. Baker.
sure am glad of such a present as
a Bible like the one I received, from
getting up club Of subscribers to
your paper.
Very respt. yours,
(Miss) Minnie Baker.
RID. 4, Box IS.
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AS TO FUTURE PLANS.

Royston, Ga, Nov. 30, 1908.
Dear Mr.. Watson
Replying to your favor Of recent
date will say that, while your letter
needs no reply, [ feel that it might
not be amiss to write you briefly in
regard to recognizing the party. AS
you suggest, it might be well to await
developments, however, I cannot but
feel that if we are going to reorgan-
ize, the sooner the better. Of course
I feel that it is asking too much Of
you to lead the fight, and yet we have
no leader without you. You have
sacrificed so much for the people, and
in a measure they seem to show so
little appreciation, that no one would
censure you if you gave up and let
them go. I, as we'll as thousands of
others, know that you could do much
more for yourself and family to- de-
vote your entire time to your own
affairs. Yet to do so would leave us
without leader. In my opinion the
next four years will be the time for
Jeffersonians to hustle
Bryan will again be candidate of
the Democratic party. He is daily
losing popularity. Taft's administra-
ton will be failure in many respects.
Times are going to be harder than
ever. Public sentiment changes more
rapidly now than ever before and if
we can succeed in organizing ourselves
into a militant working force, per-
haps form a coalition with other re-
form movements, we stand better
chance to become balance of power
than ever before AS to plan of rails
ing funds allow me to suggest for
your consideration q plan something
as follows: Begin now to agitate the
reorganization Of Jeffersonians under
some other name than P6pulist, as
soon as practicable call meeting and
elect young, active men to take charge.
Let these men send out call for per-
sonal contributions, not once, but
make them send out urgent, insistent
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QUOTES SOME mighty GOOD
POPULIST DOCTRINE" FROM
ATLANTA JOURNAL.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 16, 1908.
Hon. Thos. b. Watson:
For the first time in life [ ask
space in your impartial paper for
few brief remarks.
Being well aware Of the fact that
I am a very feeble writer, I always
try to content myself by reading
after others. But since the election Of
November 3rd strange things have
met my gaze, in the way Of editorials,
in other papers.
Therefore knowing, as [ do, that a
great many people who read The JEFF
fersonian do not read the daily pa
pers, I desire to quote from one of
our leading dailies-The Atlanta
Journal: cit is simple candor to say
that the South has no one to blame
but itself that Democracy has fallen
upon such evil days.
"From the very beginning the effec-
tive force Of Democracy has rested
with us. The 'Solid South has
become commonplace We have been
hewers Of wood and drawers Of water
for the party as a whole so long that
no one has given us a thought.
"We must no longer allow ourself
to be held in contempt. We must
write the platform, according to the
principles of true Democracy, and
name the candidate who is to 60 be-
fore the people.
GAS conditions exist today, we COM
promise with the alien elements Of the
party, accept the candidate dictated
to us by other sections of the coun-
try, permit ourself to be led by the
nose, and wake to disaster, as we
have just done.'
Mighty good Populist doctrine for
the Journal, isn't it? Any one who
has ever heard Mr.. Watson make a
political speech, or read after his
able men, knows that he has for the
last fifteen or twenty years been try
ing to teach the people that these
were facts.
But instead of meeting with CO.
operation with majority Of the peo-
pie, and with the press Of the South,