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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08
Utelfen / Riobenhapn.

On iiur for "Gccorabs goItcn~S
oanifc 2Gicrc intercSiant artifcl
'taar at IGie / iiOitc Runcr al Gut,
Ioot". Gen er ifrenct al ScSic Z.
Fopc. % bpn6 ban ifrioer ON aie.
benbaou er ioa goot, at oi citercr et
Bar Eing:
&%iebenhacr er Ell imuf, moScrut
@u paa 100000 Sn6bpggcrc. Gcr
er beliggcnoc reo Ell prGgtig Sapu.
% oeuS u0mGrfeOe Suier, Wuiecr,
SiooIihapcr % oeuS befIiac oq gicIt,
irie @efoIfnirg faar DC beiegcuoc2
8lrbeSbrQcr til at fIpoe opcr.
Wfen fortrpacn6e iom man finder
oft ianmen, pil man BOG hare miitet
bcn Sina, iom aisr Sisberbanr
eueitooeuoe bIan6t gpcr. boiS man
life Qier iiG bcfienot mco oen8 no
mcrfeoc MeIfcioriprinq. Raturcr
bar orrct e0icI mcb fine @uocr til
&~isbeuboon, 90 benS @cfoIfniug for.
tieuer inacn irrIig Sof, ioroi Oeu CT
loot beiIia og gicitiri; men for at
pcube Spmerfiombe6eu poa oct bro
ioiife og nonifcIige ErobIem at ifnfit
en- RsSncn6iabe6Sartifel / Ell ilro
on friIf SiIitano iii Ell RriS. at ole.
baooe fottige % riae, fan fipbe Den,
err eiter Sorfottcrcus Rcriug al
itSrre @iatiabeo og 6ortrin emo no
get ouoet, ocu fan brpite fig al.
Tor 80 gar ii6en bar Wclfefcrip.
ningen I Sisbeubaon iaa boorlig
Tom Sen funSe bore. Suiin0er a
Gisr boIoteS / Ifione @uiios % bier
Ioret unSt ioSret poa aifaIb irt
9rpqgerierue. SeIlertfte bar Ntcl
ZEN fra Sc omIigaenoe 2ouoOiitriftel
mcact be6rc, Tieiene odr nrenSIige
og &isrene bar befGugte og ooarItt
iteItc. ai Snipcftiou bar Der ltoe
az. % WteIfcn bar UNDER al Sri
tif. Scrrbarerre iimpcItben regteS.
of transporter Sen, oa gtclfetorip
ninaen / Sooe0ita6en por 'aa inc
Ifrrnfet. at 9&eIfen bIeo Iigeiaa foit
bar ION Sen por 6aurIia.
Siocr Sen Sib bar G~isbenhocni
@CioIfniua forOobIet fig; men oen
Wclfcioripnirq hor itcgct icmfoLo -
in6til mi erbuer Wouo, &Oiuoe 0,
Barn / @iennemiuit uuoer nGItcn cI
gint ooQIiq. On iInncnoe 2ontrdi
BERTH or Chandelier, bUor Oct OogIig
NteIfcIorbruq pr. Gerion er Itbt ooc
II al en- Tint. Bel flyer Ell engcli
Sfribeut, at ser mna pprc mana
Soft / Wondeitcr. 'om 6rlr8cr mcr
emo SaloocIen az Ell huIp Virt 10
bpert MteoIcm al InmiIien % ION
piI6e giUe mere euo set iii Staten
men ser muu opre mango Born, ion
goar u6er bennc ueooeu6iGe Jeoe 800
en- imuf Slutniug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08
6irc Specicr.

- Euuo Smer, p guno Mel.
et baIpt 1uno meo Suffer og ct
70 8uno Ran0ler. Suffer % Sme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08
Sbcfringlcr.
Inna Sarsien %
Yaitor Sarrat.
q Hnnife 0Iaoe Ipies:

8 0dnIfe glaoe Lees:
"SfueipiaerinSen Gru Gnno SnrS'
len. Tom blir en- Itebie iprt9ere Sun'
aetolcr, forieger M at bOerpe Nro'e'
Inter blanot De fipbenbaunIte Sfile'
ipiaere.
GSorleoen bar peo CpiIog / Glue
ipiQeriopererne pon oe forifiallige
Seotre ale SopeOitaOcnS IcenlIte
a%1lnitnere inobuSt til ct Vtsoe | 5rrt
9lnna 2orsiens Stem pou amaIiepet,
bpor ben norife Gltngetalcrpreit Bar
rat pilbe fomme tilitebc. Ntarge al
Sr1cns &oQeger bapoe e%ftcrfommct
S,SnobpoeIien, % Ser por neo 4'Stoen
iomlet ouer bunarebe Wennelter /
SiQaen.
Wsoet bIeu Ooq en- obioIut Sfuf'
feIie for Dem al SC tiIitcoepGrenoe,
iom bup6e pentCt Seniution. 6rl'
gnna 2arSIeu moOtog fine @iP'ter
TorbaQen iii i'm @iaa % toffeoc boer
enfelt, forOt DC por fomne, boorpao
SoriamIinqcn fog ElaO8. On GIort
Wano meo 9rouiprGn9t SfiTg -
oct por Ben norifc 8reit @orrat -
tolte iepnt oQ iorOrineSlelt iom PEI
ct alminSeIig @cnnemsbe, % al oil
DC tiIiteocpGrCnOc bar sienIDrItf
Gertinoen opbeit Grebet.
Stror otter itilteS man Iigeiot
itiliProig. iom man bar fommet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08

toaImoSig; tbi eftcr at Ssniene ON
Soften bar eiennemeaaet SiGrifiit.
ningen er De aItib mere aifrRftet %
matte, iaa DC, naar ben isrite aulbe
i9tter ino life fan pentcS at Ipgge
mango sGg. Spao SIags SuS Dor
Zen bar for fine SONS rGuttes life.
Saa mango iom t75 buroe pGre
bette / minbit en- 4 6lotfe, % Tor
bper Slot bsr Der beregnes ct iaa
itort Ium. at Der til bper Some Ieu.
res ira 3 til 4 apooratfoo. Sette er
en- al be RegIer, iom alle opgttge og
~erfarue Senieaplere paaitaar er al.
beIes nsopenbig of fslge for at opnaa
Ct gobt Heiultat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08

IanSIer, og oct iietebe NeI bnpes l..
Seisen trpffes ipnbt no / imaa
9Iifformer 9attnpanS) % ite9es
lpiebrune peo ipae Gnrme. De to.
aes no, itaar 10 0finuter og penoeS
pou en- 8iit. 9eieen fan o9iaa no.
rules. itiffes no og ItegeS poa imurt
Tanbe.
Spife bruno 9Ngcr.
ct 8uno Spe0emeI, Il Euno
MunoIer, en- llnie %ommerautifol,
u unie GitronifaI, en- Sbeite itsote
Reaifer, Ell Sbeife itoOt aaneI. life
fuIot q Gunb Sirup. ~ Spiielfe
Smsr, Ell baIp llnie Eotuife,4 Sop
&oienuano. Yommcraut& % Gi'
frontal paifes % itubdffcS, Wtano'
Ierne ifoIbes % finhottcS, baueS I
ct 6oo iammen mcN Hrpooerlerne
Smsr, Sirup % Sufter brin8eS til
aooepunftet, oen | RoicuOano opleIte
Gotaife bapes l. % Sen togcnoe 9taS'
ie bpIoes oper arpohcricrne. oerpao
irercS bct iigtcbe MeI. Geigcn itnnr
til npite Tag, eicrre cnonu IGn9er.
Gen uoruIles tpnbt "a itiffeS enter
no cucr ffirres no mcO SngeIpocn.
anoerne imercs mcN Strnp %
Ionb, ppntcs meb y ifoloct Otal1oel
ga iteoe8 meo iepn %orme o9 mao
prre oonIfe foIbe, icr De lGG9eS /
Sooe.g oren, eders bIir oe bleoe.
Sbcfringlcr.
II 8linb Suffer, Ell Sop loo
TsIsoe, p Guno Smer, on1trent ct
habit 8unb Wel. Sutfer % 6lsoe
piIpes iammerl, irsrcS oct imelteoe
Smsr, tiIIpttes NeI, Ioa megct at
0eioen fan TITLES tpnbt no. Get
'fiprcs op / Strimlcr, lom tormeS
iom aringler % oiSie itcgcS I 'lnr'rte
Iouber meo iepr, men life Tor teri
Gnrme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08
SrGifemaftncri.

&usiel & Company Wnsiilcn, Ohio,
er be albfte % melt i%remrasenoe 5abri'
fainter / be Scr. Stater al Traction Gn'
9ines % Sreitemaitiner, ibst bette Sir
Mo Ear pGret prsaniieret iibsn 1S42.
9eres Waifireri er tiosmGsii9t / eu'
boer Senieeube, % SutuIuser pil pao
Inmpbning bIiue isnbt iii Dem, Der er
interesiercoe. aurreiponb,nce / BET nor'
lfe Spros uiI siues prompt SpmGrtium'
beo p9 bIiue beiuaret i bet iamme Sprus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08
Ssns % sGslGsnins.

On Maub, ser bar 175 Sons, be.
.flager iig ouer, at uogtet ban gioer
bem o~oerflsSigt al beSite Slogs
Raounrer. og teller Dem. bpao WaS
% Griffe angnor, eiter oae alnniteus
SesIer, iaa logger De Dog ingeu 9Gs.
San flyer DC ipiier bpstigt, men er
life ieoe iii StaOe. Sau urores saa,
brao mere ban fan og ber gisre for
Dem. Oct er lettere iagt emo eiort at
ipreifripe rogeu beitemt 5remgnrgs.
maaoe, Der fan tPntes at p9re iii
Rptte. IA bet par ifrepet isr Sui,
ma ri raabe Dor Sen til at bore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08
Surintfagcr.

51a LIME Spfter, 51a llnie
Smsr. 3 9Gg, p 8uuS Mel. p
Sbeife Siortetafialt, 2 liner aRano.
Ter, 3 liner aorinter Smsr og Suf.
fer reres butot, tiIiGtte8 sggsene.
ct efter ct. MeIet og SiortetafiaItet
iigtes /. Geigen imsres meb EN- breb
anip uSoper en- irutrt BnnSe og
itrseS meo De IfoISeSe. i fine Strim.
Ter ifuarne RanbIer % De paifeoe
% tsrreoe aorinter. De iteaes Ipie.
bruno % ifipres meb en- ifarp Snip
iifraa Sirfauter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08
quiet np Rfokkrnst.
Rspiserst af en- praftif Susmobet
Nurif @rinalc.

2 Fullb SpiomeI, Ell Sbeife Gor.
ocnonmlc, 6 Inner Suffer, p Tuuo
Smsr, en- Eint WeIf, TO g@g, en- Ii
Den Sage COMPRESSED 9eait, 8 I'M
icr iteniri Goiilter, 3 liner Sufar,
~ 'llnie Manoler, Iiot gropt, itsbt
Suffcr. NteIct iigte$ og blouoe8 meo
Sutter % &aroemomme, Smsret
inluloreS /, ben llinfne 0telt og
gGg9ene rsreS l. ttliibit ben opIelte
@iPr, iom bar itaaet / Ii0t lunfent
GanO og Suffer, til ben bar begpnot
nj "iuie" goot. Wan nrbeiOer Den,
Ill ben Upper Sabet og looer Den
iton og bGpe fig ~ Stme. Soa bar
lIail De paifeoe og terreoe Roiiner /
% Sufoten, Tom er ifooret 9onife
fin. Get formeS iom TO aringler,
iom IGgges / imurt Eanoe og bppcs
20 Winlter, imereS meo MeIf ener
gG9, itreeS meo SIlffer og ifolbeOe
% baffeOe Wanoler, 90 iteger ONT
trent y Sime.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08
Sage.

ct Tlno SpebemeI, Az llnie
Suffer, en- Sbeife aoroemomme, p
4uro Smsr, en- Eint Melf, 2 9Gg,
life fuIOt en- Sage COMPRESSED genit,
Il @uno &oiiner. ReIct iigteS,
blanoc8 mco Suffer og aaroemom'
me, Smeret imul0re5 l. oct tiIiGtteS
BEN Iunfne WeIf, og s@ggene inmtt
@iprcn, Tom fprit er opIsit ION
openior beIfrcuet. GltIammcn ar
beioeS rigtig eoot iumnlcn og itaa,
Ell Sinre, Hoiinerne elites / og Hs'
rem bapes / en- imurt 5orm, itoor &c
Winutcr for at bpoe Jig og itegeS
6crpou. ai bernie Eortion iaar maj
TO Itore aager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08
Spitcrfngc.

"a EunO Suffer, 8 sgg, "a
Iltno Smsr, en- Sop @eIf, ct Yuno
MeI, p Sbeife aaroemomme, 2
Gbeifeer @ogepuIper, 212 llnie itelt'
fri Goiiner. 212 lluie Sufat, sGg.
gene % Sufferet piifeS, tiIlGttes
WfeIfcn % bct imeltebe Smsr, ire'
res WeIct, iom cr iigtet meb aurOe'
momme og @ogcpuIpcret. Siliioit
bar man sc reuieOe Hoiiner oe friif'
~ifaorne Srfnt /, bar set op | Imurt
6orm, Tom ipIbc5 boIpt % itegcr Del
omtrent Ell boIn Sine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-08
SucbcbuQcr mco @agcpnlpcr.

IL Gunb @eI, "a Eunb Smsr,
8 Sbeifcer Batting Bomber, 3 Spi.
icifeer Suffer, 2 9@g, en- Sop ReIf,
Srffer % aoucl. MeI, Suffcr ug
@oaepuIoer iigte8 iammen, Gmsrct
imuIores l. 9Gg % MeIf tiIiGttes og
Geigen 9Ites burtig iommen. Set
bonnes til imoa Boiler, iom ipttes
puo imrlrte Gauber, imsreS mco
bIanbct Suffer og 9unel og iteges
REQ goo @orme. nj benre Eortion
ioar mnn 60 imaa Boiler. Ran fan
qoot BRUCE Salobeleu Smsr oo
SaInSeIer SmlIt.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02

all the realm Of fashion there channgly stylish
yet practical for dressy than
frocks They admit host of pretty and disnc
tive ideas in designing that
their being just little different
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02

f. FTnCpIpa 9nepece dresses fashioned from
new Spring shades daintiest
sleeves; deliberately
ma Elegant costumes SIS to
$2L5O Monday only SIC. Wv -
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
BETHANY.
Vienna, Ga, Feb. IA, 1909.

Vienna, Ca, Feb. IA, 1909.
My Dear Mr.. Watson: I suppose
it is no uncommon thing for men and
women to admire your Bethany, !"
and write you how they were held by
it and shed tears at the latter part;
and then tell you how you are en-
shrlned in their hearts.
This being true, I do not like to do
a common thing a customary,
worn-out path. But you will pardon
while [ deter you in your busy duties
to say your sad, sweet story held me
stronger than the Mariner held the
wedding guest. 1t made me love the
pure, sweet Nellie, rejoice in Ralph's
winning her instead Of the preacher;
and, at the close my clears fell like
the rain.'
Bethany" will touch any man who
has heart. l have spent today
Sunday it and feel I am a
better man.
Such a strong sentiment and such
a fascinating story touch mems hearts
and you bless their lives. Ny father
is an old-line Populist and | follow
after him and both Of us love Tom
Watson. Yours, w. L. S..
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04

He married Eliza E. Evans, Deem
Der II, 1868, who with eight children
and fourteen grandchildren survive
him.
After coming out of the service, he
went into reform work, being one of
the organizers Of the Peoples Party,
of which he has been a faithful ad-
herent ever since. His five sons and
two sons-in-law are also still in the
fight. He was a great admirer of T.
b. Watson and Judge S. w Williams,
whom he helped to nominate at their
last convention. He was also present
at a number Of other national conven-
lions, going as delegate from his
state.
His wife and family have lost a
true husband and father and the com
munity an honest, upright and
straight forward citizen.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
RURAL TELEPHONES IN TEXAS.

The old time plant that public own
ership will not work, is a back num-
Der so far as this part of the country
is concerned. One of our most i'm
portant public utilities is absolutely
owned and controlled by the people
themselves.
About five years ago few farmers
organized a cooperative rural tele-
phone association with only two dozen
members; now, the Rural Telephone
Union, an organization growing out
of it, covers whole counties, giving
free service throughout the system.
There are good exchanges at more
than a score Of towns and villages
and these exchanges are connected by
trunk lines, owned jointly by the ex-
changes are connected.
To say that seventy-fve per cent.
of the farmers, including renters, have
phones is putting it mildly. Indeed,
IN some places it seems that the R.
L. .. is about to outstrip the R. F.
ID. The R. 7. U. exchanges at Ber-
tram and Liberty Hill have more rural
patrons than the post offices have.
After the cost of installing is met,
the expense Of the system is trifing,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
ANOTHER WORD ON MISSIONS.

Coffee Springs, Ala, Feb %, 1909.
| have read your editorials on the
mission question with much interest,
and do most heartily agree with you.
l am not opposed to educating and
Outstanding the heather; have never
BEEN But I think it blind charity
and misguided zeal to go thousands Of
miles in search of objects of pity
on whom to bestow our open-hearted-
ness, and neglect our people round
about US who need oul, help so much.
From a moral standpoint, we have
millions of men and women in Amer
lea in need Of the gospel whose moral
standard is not superior to the heather
we are trying to Christianize. AL
most every daily paper teens with
crimes as black as hell itself; and
it seems to me that if our surplus
money and energy were spent few
thousand miles this side of Asia our
almshouses and prison cells might be
partially emptied, our homes made
more secure, and probably our women
in some of our cities could take an
afternoon walk without police protec-
ton.
have on my desk before me a lit
tie pamphlet containing some educa-
tional statistics issued by the State
Department Of Education at Mont
gomery. This pamphlet says that there
are In Alabama AS, 500 white children
over ten years Of age who are litter
ate. Think of it! The great State of
Alabama containing half million IL
literate children, children who have
reached the age when the basis of an
education should be nearing compile
ton and they haven't started! And
what is true of Alabama is true of
other States in greater or less de-
gree. To neglect these and send our
help to foreign peoples seems to me
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04

a shortsighted policy; for no nation
can rise above the individuals that
compose it. And if we expect this
nation to rise to the summit of its
glory and maintain a government of
the people and for the people; and
if we expect to hand down to pos
terity civilization richer than we
found it, we can not afford to be
growing crops Of illiterate children a
half million strong in a single state.
Respectfully, j. w, Steely.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
"POPULSTS NOT DEAD OR DEAF
IN TEXAS

Flowery Branch, Ga, Feb. II 1909.
The Jeffersonians, Thomson, Ga.
Gentlemen: Find enclosed $3.50,
for which send me your weekly JEFF
fersonlan, ETC., as per card received.
Am glad to avail myself Of the offer.
Were | writer, or even talker,
would tell you of my love and regards
for our beloved Tom Watson. I am
a charter member of the old Pop
party in Hall, and I'll tell you she is
not dead, nor deaf, nor dumb. Hur-
rah, she spurns the ring rule same as
ever; she lives, she breathes, she IL
come, she'll come. Pass it down the
line. Yours gladly,
Alfred Maddox.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE
OLD GUARD CONTRIBUTES TO
CAMPAIGN FUND.-

DR.. Abram Neff, La Luz, N. Mexico
| take pleasure of once more address
ing you and enclosing draft for three
dollars and ten cents, for which please
renew my subscription to the two JEFF
fersonians and ten cents for few
Of the Tom Watson watermelon seed
that are advertised in your paper by
namesake of yours; all to be sent
to my address. The other dollar |
wish to be placed to your credit for
past campaign fund, and I hope that
many other subscribers will do like
wise until you are fully reimbursed
for what you expended in the last
campaign. have always supported
you in all of your publications, from
the first reform paper you ever pub
ished to the present time, and as you
have never wobbled in the faith, [
can claim as much for myself and as
long as you remain steadfast, so will
|. Many Of my friends in Missouri
displayed like Bryan, a backbone of
sand.
From your incipiency in the re-
form work l have admired your course
and have ever been ready to uphold
your hands in the noble work that
you have undertaken and pursued.
Through the last campaign [ could
render you but little assistance as in
the territory where [ am temporarily
living, We had no vote in the presiden-
tial contest, but my prayers were daily
for your protection and preservation
and that God would increase your
powers and ability to present the con
ditions as they exist to the American
people.
Your first utterances to your fol-
lowers after your campaign was en-
couraging to the old guard, who have
watched and followed your every foot
step for the past many years. [ hope
the conference you spoke Of at the
close Of your canvass will be held be-
fore the close Of the year 1909, and
that perfect and systematic plan
may be evolved by which a satisfac-
tory organization of all reformers
may be reached.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
"STARTING RIGHT"

Clifton Jordan, Boston, Ga: / am
a little boy twelve years old and have
one dollar Of my own which | send
you to renew my fathers subscription
to the Jeffersonian, as he says ne can
not spare the money, and we all like
to read your paper SO we'll we can't
afford to do without it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
TOM WATSON MELoN-72 POUNDS

The best all-round melon grown in
Georgia. 1t has every good quality Of
the famous Georgia Rattlesnake and Is
superior to that variety in that it is
almost free from rotten ends. It is a
much better shipping melon, and it is
a much better keeper. It is superior
to the KLECKLEY MELON in that it
grows much larger and has all the
sweetness of that variety.
have been growing melons for the
market for the past twenty-five years
and have tried all of the varieties
known in Georgia, and have no hest
fancy in saying that the TOM WAT
SON melon comes nearer meeting
every requirement than any variety 1
ever saw. / consider the seed to be
worth their weight in gold.
One-fourth pound .......$ 40
One-haf pound ............. rs
One pound .,............. 1.35
Five pounds ............... $50
Express prepaid. Address:
w. A. WATSON, Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
PREFERS DEATH TO STATE SAN,
ITARIUM.
Kingston, Ca, Feb. Z, 1909.

Kingston, Ga, Feb. z, 1909.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson-My Dear
Sir: | am sending you clippings from
the Rome Tribune-Herald which hope
you will publish in your Jeffersonian
[ believe that hell-house at Milledge-
vile ought to be inspected. I hope
you will do all you can to get Mr.
Bell freedom. Respectfully,
L. D. Broadwater.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
PAGE SEVEN.
Sleep

Sleep is natures re-
building period, when the
energy used by the brain,
muscles and organs is re-
newed. If you lose sleep,
your system is robbed of
the strength sleep should
give. Continued loss of
sleep multiplies this loss
until you become a phys
ical wreck. DR.. Miles
Nervine quiets the irri-
tated nerves and brings
refreshing, invigorating
sleep. Nervine contains
no opiates, and therefor
leaves no bad after-effects.
"For over two years I suffered I'M
told agonies; my friends thought I
was going crazy. 1 could not sleep
nor rest at all. l tried different doc
tors, but failed to find relief My
head would ache all the time; / was
like one drunk; could not concentrate
my mind, and was so restless and
worried that sleep was out of the
question. After taking one bottle of
Or. Miles Nervine. l felt wonderfully
changed. I am now on my third bot
tie and am gaining all the time. I
can lie down and sleep like a child.
and am able to do my work"
MRS. MAY SCOTT. English, Ind.
Your druggist sells Or. Miles NerV-
Inc, and we authorize him to return
price of first bottle (onIy) If 1t falls
to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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ranging from $3.50 to $500 per year
and this includes the entire service
AS an illustration of the phenomenal
growth of the telephone union, one
town will order car load Of tele-
phones soon to be used in that i'm
mediate community.
j. E. Parker.
Liberty Hill, Texas.
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" ENCOURAGEMENT FROM GEOR-
CLANS NOW LIVING IN
MISSISSIPPI"

j. R. Heggie, Walden, Miss: En-
closed find post Office order for $40.
Of this use So for the list of books
which I enclose, and apply the bal
ance to the fund to reimburse you for
the expenses incurred in the last cam
paign.
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WANTED TO LIST

Farm Lands, Improved and Unim-
proved Large and Small, Timber
Lands, Saw Mills, Turpentine Or
chards-everything you have to SELL
Prompt and careful attention given to
all. Address j. L. HALL, Rooms
5O1-5O2 City Bank & Trust Company
Building, Mobile, Ala.
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Georgia Home Insurance Co.

OF COLUMBUS, GA.
Is Home Institution. Organized 1859
Nearly Half Century Old
Total Assets Over One Million Dollars
Surplus to Policy Holders 0ne-Half Million Dollars
Losses Paid Since Organization Over Five Men Dollars
The Detroit times., 1909-04-13
POKER GAMES RAIDED.
Police Break Up Two, One Of Which
Has Run for Years

John Pratt's poker game, In his
apartments over No. 80 Michigan-aye..
was raided. Sunday night. by Lieut..
William Rutledge and Detectives Reid
and Good, who declare that the game
has been operated for more than ten
years, in spite of the efforts OF the
police to stop IT. Prat and Ave others
players were taken to the central sta
ton In the patrol wagon, despite
Pratt's violent protest. The officers
declare that Pratt's son set his dog
on them, but no one was bitten.
Carefully as the officers planned the
raid, they declare that Mrs. Pratt, on
guard in one Of the windows. tipped
on" the players to the approach OF the
police and when they arrived in the
room they found that six packs OF
cards had been concealed in desk
up his money. Pratt had hidden his in
his underwear. The prisoners gave
their names as Roy Downing, %, OF
No. 1862 Cass-ave.; Fred White. 3S, No.
IL Labrosse-st.; Frank H. Williams.
%, No lat Adams-ave. east; William
Schrader, As, No. So Howard-st.. and
Oscar Marvis. 27. No. AZ Abbott-st.
Another poker game In the Union
League club. over 1873 Gratiot-ave, de-
manded police ottention when Oliver
II. Banks. Negro, was accused by
his fellow players Of trying to grab the
Jack pot" of $95. A small riot was
in progress when Sergt. Swick and
Patrolman Raymond interfered and
arrested Banks