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STORES, LOFTS, ETC, NORTH OF MARKET
STREET

SIOhES, LOFTS, ETC, NORTH OF MARKET
STREET
S150-Ioft. 26x137:6 it.. ID floor; passenger and
freight elevator; 125 Geary St near Grant
Sl25-Mezzsnine floor, suitable for miliner. etc. :
can arrange for some ground space and win
dow display; 125 Gesry Grant av.
500 maybe less)-Large ground floor space, 36
x50 TT; close to Bush and Kearny.
s50-Store, 1922 Fillmore near Clay.
S47.50-Large basement. 40x60 TT; elevator
service; close to Bush and Kearny.
S45-Store, ia Church st. off Market
S3S-Store NE. corner Union and I4arkin sts
S35-Store, 937 Ellis st. near Franklin
S35-Store, 32ss Sacramento near Preside av
s30-Large store, 419 Pine near Montgomery
S30-Large store. 1850 O'Farrell near Fillmore
$3o-Space in new market; unsurpassed location
S30-Sto-e. 1912 Franklin near Pine.
S25-Store; fine location for barber shop; 17l2
Sacramento 81. near Polk
S25-Store: ideal location for a creamery: S1o
Cole Carl.
s25-Store. 2032 Polk near Broadway.
S20-Space in new market; unsurpassed location
$l7.50-Store. Franklin near Ellis
S15-Store, 534 Cough near Fulton
$3.50 10 $30-Large. light rooms. suitable for
light manufacturing sample rooms: eIe-
vator service; close to Bush and Kearny
s125o-ShOp. ODD Willow near Franklin
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FLATS TO LET
A FEW OF THE
CHOICE APARTMENTS AND FLATS

- FEW OF THE
- CHOICE APARTMENTS AND FLATS
FOR RENT BY
- SHAINWALD. BUCKBFE & CO,
2 MONTGOMERY ST; TEL. DOUGLAS Al.
2esi Sacramento ST. bet. Broderick and Baker;
upper tat 4 r and b, b. -
1901 Devisadero St cor. Filbert; desirable
corner fat. r and b.
Preside sv.. sos. mr. Clay St; desirable
apartment fats. r and b.. convenient location,
good car service.
335 Grove ST. nr. Cough
'T.ae Aimada. downtown apartment r and
in new a5'FselEs SCI S sSg S59FF ssa srs5'ment % building
Jackson St. 1874. nr- Hyde; desirable apart
anents. ? and 3 r and b.. on sunny side of
street, with grand marine view; just completed.
=: $50
3 :Clayton St. 226. nr. Fell. opposite park pam
handle. desirable fat of r and b.
$50 50.
S: Sacramento st. 2es9. nr. Pierce. in the best
residence section; upper nat. T and b.. in
. story fat building; GOOD car service.
In the heart of the best residence section
Of Preside heights. 2S55 Jackson st. bet De-
-Ffsadero and Broderick; very desirable fat Of
=. and b.; light and e. sunny just completed
Firbert St. 2Go2. cor. Devisadero; very de-
sirable corner fat large sunny rooms and bath.
!. CLAY 81. ess9. nr. Scott: desirable middle
fat. Z large sunny rooms e and bath
Cisv St. 3osl. Sc cor Spruce attractive
upper Sat. ?. snd b.; shingied exterior; every
modern convenience; rents just reduced; this.
II you do not find what you want. call and
see our renting department and get
fgefe printed list or VIII mail you upon
- nnlIcsfion. or can be obtained at
p Sbunnare's Pharmacy. Haight and Devisadero.
Shumate's Pharmacy. Derissdero and Sutter.
Shunate's Pharmacy. Preside V. and Sacto.
H-akelee's Pharmacy. California and Devisadero
SHAINWAI.D. BUCkBEE & CO..
% MONTGOMERY ST Tel. Douglas ~.
SHARON ST. IS. near 18th and Aiarket-Upper
fat. and bath: rent reduced-
HAIGHT st. 1918. opposite Buena Vista park
=. Fine fat. rooms; rent reduced.
18th St. 1895. cor. Bnena Vista terrace-Swell
now 3 room fats: rent S22-50.
Hath 81. asI-I,ower and upper fat 5 and
rooms. bath. laundry; rent reasonable.
IFTLBERT St. 1864. bet. Jones and Lesren-
worth-New and room sunny fats.
CENTRAL Az. 93219 near Golden Gate ave
8 sunny rooms on ground floor; SO month
HOWARD. 1874. bet lIth and 18th sts.-7 large
sunny rooms. large pantry; lat Improvements
PAGE St. 4sl. near webster-Sunuy upper fat.
rooms and bath; coal CRATE; $50.
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MOB HILL-New, rm. sunny apt; interior
finished fumed oak; French folding doors be-
tween dining room and living ROOM beamed
ceilings, paneled walls Dutch stein rack; steam
heat, hot water; elevator, hotel service; rent
$3.50
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SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION


S35--5 T. and b.: garage; modern bungalow:
407 Diamond near 2ist
s27-50-6 T. snd b.; 4123 18th near Diamond
s20-S25-4 r. and b. each; 146s Folsom near
10th; sunny. modern flats
Sl9-4 r; 81 Hermann near Valencia
Sl6-4 r. and b.; 2967 24th near Harrison
Sl5-3 r. and b.; 932 Castro si.
s1s- SO 7. and b.; lo4A Langton near Folsom
STORES. ETC. SOUTH OF MARKET ST
AND MISSION
sT5-Large light store, with living rooms In
rear; 1925 9th st. nr. Harrison
$50 mo- esch-3 stores. corner 9TH and Clara SITS
S27.5o-Store. 1855 oath near Harrison.
J. w WRIGHT & Co.
22s MONTGOMERY ST.
MILLS BUILDING
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HOTELS

BROOKLYN HOTEL. 36e LIST ST. blocks from
. Msrket-Modern hotel; board and room 81 and
&lZ5 per day, $6 TO $3.50 per week; meals, 25
cents: FIRST class service; choice rooms so
cents; family rooms 81; rooms per week. 81 up;
Tree bus. CHAS. MONTGOMERY. prop. (for-
merly OF the American Exchange Hotel Mont
Eomery's Hotel and Brooklyn Hotel. Bush ST.
HOTEL BRISrON. z15 O'Fsrren st--An mod
ern conFeniencess room and bath; $50 per
p MONTH center OF business section, single
rooms at chesp rstes; country trade solicited.
HOTEL METROPOLITAN.
eI5 HGrrison-Quiet place for working people;
; bot wster and bath: S1-5O week.
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ELIZABETHAN FEAT IN JACKSON ST
Early English finish interior; living room 12x20;
heavy beamed ceilings: large coal CRATES fancy
book cases and china closets; attractive 6 room
fat for S25.
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AUTOMOBILES


WHY buy cheap cars when less money will
buy reconstructed high class cars, practically
good new? We buy for cash. replace all
worn parts with new and send cars out in
first class condition. We can make immediate
deliveries of the following
. 1910 Pullman. 35 hp., pass, equipped 81. $50
1909 Studebaker Garford, almost new. ], 300
1910 Overland. 35 hp.. speeds selectfve. 1. 100
1909 Packard 80. pass. equipped. ..... 2, 800
1910 Hudson roadster, equipped ........ 900
1910 Black Grow roadster, new..... q75
1909 Ford, passenger. r.............. 600
1910 Empire roadster, almost new. T25
1909 Stoddard Dayton As hp............ 1. $50
1907 Oldsmobile. pass. Bosch magnetic. 200
1908 Rambler, 40 hp., pass. $50
1908 Doris, pass. Observation-Disclosures. $50
1905 Stew ems Duryea. e cyl 400
1908 Thomas Flyer. so hp.......... $50
1907 Winton, 40 hp.. passenger. 200
19oS Franklin. D pass. ss......-..-.-.... 200
1905 Locomobile, 8 pass. Observation-Disclosures. 100
iSDL REQ, . pass. -.--.-----.-. 400
1907 REQ runabout. Observation-Disclosures. IT5
1907 Locomobile, . pass. ........-....... I. .050
1907 ROYAL. fully equipped. .......-..... $50
Thomas landaulet. 60 hp.:...... 900
1907 Stoddard Dayton. fine shape. $50
Autocar runabout. ut....-.......... 175
1909 Mitchell, 40 hp., pass. 200
CANNING & VINTON AUTO COMPANY,
453 Golden Gate ay.
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HOUSES NORTH OF MARKET

sf50-9 7. and b.; 2960 Scott corner FiIbert
5000 7. b. kitchens; newly papered and
tinted; close to Fillmore and Haight.
S55-12 T.; 2029 Vallejo nr. Laguna; view
s50-10 r and b.; 2217 Van Ness mr. Broadway
S35-1 T.; 1703 Buchanan Post.
500 r.; 1859 Pine mr. Cough
sl5-5 T. and b.; IT12 Broderick mr. Pine
S12.5o-3 r; p Delgado of Byde.
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CENTRALLY LOCATED-Cozy, new, room
fat: mission interior. etc; rent $3.50.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED

gentleman nice room or
room and board in good private family
Whe1e II would be homelike; state rates by
nonth; best Of reference furnished. Box
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APARTMENTS

~ IA
ALTA CASA. POWELL AND CALIFORNIA.
opposite Fsirrnont-Four 70 six room furnished
spfs.. large and sunny; marine view; finished
with hardwood floors, tiled bathrooms, open
nrepsces: safe in each apt. furnished with
Turkish rugs and mahogany; the service OF
first class apt. house given while having all
the elegance and privacy Of home; refs. re-
Qured. Under the management Of MRS. y
EMERSON Of the Charlemagne apts
CHARLEMAGNE spts.. 1888 Geary st.-3 and 4
roonns. references: lawn: gar for tenants
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FOR LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES. FLATS
AND APARTMENTS CALL AT OFFICE.
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BOARD FOR CHILDREN

MOTHER whose children are grown would take
entire charge n Young child: sunny yard; best
~ care MRS. B.. 29s6 Clay St
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FLATS AND APARTMENTS NORTH OF MAR
kET ST.
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OUT OF TOWN HOUSES

MEMO PARK-Furnished rooms; barn; cleo
trio lights: acreage: S60 per month
Menlo Park-7 rooms, unfinished; $40 per
month.
Fair Oaks-7 room BUNGALOW barn. fruit,
etc: furnished: acres: $50 per month
CURRAN CLARK. 235 MONTGOMERY ST. s. F.
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ROOM FLAT. thoroughly renovated and
painted; interior tinted in the very latest shades
running water in every bedroom; ideal loca-
ton for subletting; fat open all Sides S37 so
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SACRAMENTO ST. Mr.. HYDE-Upper rn
apt. $50.
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JONES AND CLAY-Up to date, rm. fat
rent $25.
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DOWN TOWN-New, 8 rm. fat, east and west
! exposure; convenient to shopping center; every
modern Improvement asking $42.50
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JACKSON ST. EAST OF LARKIN-New 5 rm
fat; rent S25; see this at once.
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NEWLY FURNISHED, RM. APT. FOR
SAFE AT nv ONCE St c PTRcHAsER dT o4sl WILL BE BE
PAID ON GOODS BALANCE. TERMS IF DE
SIRED. VICINITY HYDE AND CLAY; RENT
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HAIR GOODS

c. HOFFMAN CO., importers of human hair;
manufacturers Of wigs and all kinds OF hair
goods. 400 14th ST, Oakland
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LEAVENWORTH ST. CLOSE IN-New, 4
room sunny fat. including hot water, ianitor
and garbage service; also large lawn; snap for
$50 per month.
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HAIR STORES

WIG MAKING and CENTS ToUPEES sPE-
CIALTY.
HAIR DRESSING. CUTTING. sHAMPooING.
MANICURING. FACIAL MASSAGE
Telephone Oakland 316. 460 14th St. Oakland.
Country orders nromntly attended to.
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FLATS TO LET
Continued

Sc cor. Clay and Locust SITS: new, high class
fats, 6, and rooms and bath: hardwood
floors, instantaneous hot water heaters and
a hot water radiators for heating all rooms;
must be seen to be appreciated: superb ma
rine view; rents $50 up. Open for inspection
Sunday, 10 a. m. to p. m.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
31S-324 Kearny st.
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JONES ST.-New 5 rm. fat; rent $2T.50.
LARKIN sT.-New, sunny, rm. fat; rem
$3.50.
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SELECT PART OF WESTERN ADDITION
A beautiful. upper, 10 room fat; marine view
latest finished Interior: hardwood floors through
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WILLOW PLUMES

NEW Japanese willow plume shop; plumeS
made from old feathers or boas; cleaned. dyed
and repaired: work guaranteed. 1882 Fillmore
Pine
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COTTAGES TO LET


JERSEY ST. 44s-Cottage of sunny rooms
rent 50; water free.
FURNISHED cottage at Ocean Beach: SO up.
FELDBUSCH. corner 4sth and Fl st.
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J. W. WRIGHT & CO..
22s MONTGOMERY ST.
MILLS BUILDING
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AUcTIoNEERs
THIS LIST is REVISED DAILY

RENTS COLLECTED
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DRESS MAKING

DRESS MAKING. designing. cutting. ntting and
ladies' tailoring thoroughly taught; n. Y.
shirt waist pattern cut to your measure. 26c;
branch OF Elite Fashion and Patterns. see erin
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STORES. ETC. SOUTH OF MARKET ST
AND MISSION -.
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RENDER IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE TO THOUSANDS
AND OTHERS
FRANCISCO COMPILED
CARPET CLEANING


AAA--U. $. Carpet Cleaning Co., 2207 Bush ST.:
most superior cleaning in the world; can give
beating, steam, compressed air, vacuum. or
celebrated earthquake, which removes dirt.
DUST. grease. restoring natural colors like new.
West 1926 S 2s9S; LAYING and renting
). +. COMPRESSED ALP CLEANING CO.. 327
Sutter ST.. phone Kesrny 1852. BLUE WAGON.
Carpets, rugs quickly, thoroughly cleaned
foor without removal; estimates free.
ABSOLUTELY the best carpet cleaning, &C. yd;
estimates given for altering and relaying; deal
direct with f. A. RICE'S carpet works, 1905
Harrison st: phones Market 262, M12o7.
WHEN you become disgusted with poor work.
send your carpets to J. SPAULDING & CO.,
353 Tehama. Douglas 3OS4. Home J2347.
WAfTS-Reable carpet cleaning. altera tions;
renoyat.. laying. $50 Devisadero; phi. Park 56e.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co-Advanced meth
DDS. GEO. WALCOM CO.. 1131-1139 Sutter st.
JAPANESE Electric Vacuum Cleaning Co-Rea-
sonable; sanitary. 2055 Polk tel. Frank. 203s.
GISSLow,S c. C. WORKS. $50 Vermont: Park
6925. M3317-Clean'g & &c, laid SC; estab. 20 yrs.
MATHEWSoN'S carpet beating works. 315 East
18th ST. Oakland: tel. Merritt 595.
CoNKLIN BROS. carpet cleaning and laying.
2400 Geary st. corner Baker: phone West 93.
AA-NATIoNAL Carpet Cleaning Wks.-Hamp-
ton & Rally. 344-3+S Church ST. Market 1so.
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FULL CHARGE TAKEN OT PROPERTY
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FLATS TO LET
Couffuner

22s MONTGOMERY ST. MILLS BLDG.
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M. c. list, Cong. Dist. of Georgia
I,
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A SUGGESTION FOR REPLY TO
SEETV
SEELY.

Dear Mr. Watson: It has no doubt
occurred to you to say in reply to the
recent performance Of Seely, that the
known character of the man of whom
one hears such a story as that related
to you by Seely's spy, is very strong
factor in the credit that one gives it.
For instance, such a story related
under such circumstances concerning
a good man ought to be received very
cautiously.
But when such a story is related
of a fOrtune-hunter, the son-in-law
OF the medicine man, the man that
Dick Gray called "miserable
fake" the man that Hoke Smith de-
nounced to the world as a "hypo-
critical sneak" the man that hands
Joab thrusts to folks whom he is
processing to love, the man that sat
down with Jim English as a guest,
published the picture Of the feast,
and afterwards jumped on his host,
the man that for the first time in
Georgia published repeatedly the con-
tents of private letters-why, one is
not called On to require affidavits for
the purpose of authenticating a story
of man of this kind.
L. L. MOORE.
Moultrie, Ca.
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A GOOD SUGGESTION TO
CALICO CHARLEY.

Hon. Chas. Edwards,
M. G. list, Cong. Dist. of Georgia,
Savannah, Georgia.
My dear Charley: night the
Boys from the Villa RIGA High
School met in debate the Boys from
the High School of Temple. The
question which was so thoroughly de-
bated by these contestants was:-
Resolved, that the Mission Of the
United States as a peace Nation De-
mands Larger Navy than she now
possesses" The affirmative side of
this question was represented by the
two speakers from this school, while
the Negative side was represented by
the two speakers from Temple. I
heard these discussions and must say
that they were very able indeed The
speeches that were made by the rep
resentatives from this school were
am sure, reduced to writing, and I
am confident those delivered by the
other two speakers, were likewise
reduced to writing. I can find out
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by corresponding with them, whether
or not this is fact.
Feeling a deep growing concern
in every one of the delegates in Con-
gress from Georgia, and especially
yourself, 1 write to ask if you would
like to have these speeches. They
certainly would be fine for you when
the Ship Subsidy rascals attempt to
put more battle ships upon the Ameri-
can people. I am quite sure they
would make fine appearance for you
in print in the Congressional Record,
and distributed throughout Georgia
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HERE'S YOUR PETITION, BRO.
PAYNE
PAYNE.

Dear Mr.. Watson: If you will
prepare a petition and send to me,
III present it to majority of the
voters in my district, which is Strang-
er district
Now, I mean by this that I want
Hoke Smith to resign as Governor.
don't know, but believe three
fourths of the voters will sign such a
petition-I mean in my district.
Now, Mr.. Watson, if this would
not be of any advantage, please for
give me for taking up enough of your
time to read this letter.
Mr. Watson, my father taught me
to love you and I've never departed
from it. Your friend,
T. L. PAYNE.
Ashland, Ga.
You might make use of a simple
and brief petition, to the following
effect:
Governor Hoke Smith, Atlanta, Ga.
'In view of the fact that you have,
for three months, remained silent
while the whole state has rung with
definite charges against you, the peo-
pie are convinced that you are guilty.
We therefore demand for the sake
Of the good name of the state of
Georgia, that you resign the Office
with which the people honored you,
believing you a different man from
what you are
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AGAIN THE INTERNATIONALLY
GEORGIAN.

My Dear Sir: I am sending you
herewith the outside pages of The
Atlanta Georgian. This paper comes
to J. w. Epting, Powersville, Ga.
l happened to be at his home yester-
day and, noticing that his subscrip-
ton had expired fifteen months ago
and that he was still receiving the
paper regularly, I thought perhaps
you might like to know it. With
best wishes, l am,
Very truly your friend,
THOS. w. MURRAY.
Wellston, Ga.
Note: We know or cases where
The Georgian has been going to sub
scribers for more than two years
without any renewal. 1t seems to be
fake all the way through, both in
advertising and circulation.
T. e. w.
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THE STATES WHICH HAVE DE-
MANDED CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTIONS.

CON MENTIONS.
Dear Sir: Which States have al
ready passed acts calling for Con-
stitutional Convention? Please an
swer through the weekly Jefferson
ian. Yours truly,
R. G. MAXWELL.
Seven Springs, N. G.
The twenty-seven States that have
already demanded a Constitutional
Convention are as follows:
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Ida
no, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Min
nesota, Montana, Missouri, Nebraska,
Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina,
Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania,
South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas,
Utah, Washington, and Wisconsin.
Two other states-California and
Wyoming-have asked Congress
itself to frame the amendment, and
will merely have to restate their de-
mand.
While these states have called for
a Constitutional Convention to au-
thorize an amendment requiring the
election of U. S. Senators by direct
vote of the people, yet it follows that
such a sovereign convention, once as
sembled, could do anything it chose
to do, subject to the ratification of
three-fOurths Of the states.
To be delegate from Georgia to
such Constitutional Convention is
the only political aspiration that re-
mains to me. r. E. w.
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HOKE STILL SHY ABOUT AN
SWERTNG LETTERS.

Dear Sir: To the readers of The
JeffersOniam and good people of Geor-
gia: Considering the grave charges
against the anticipated executive of
the state, on the 18th of December,
1910, I wrote Hoke Smith a friendly
letter in the following words, to wit:
Dear Sir: |, with many other Geor-
gians much interested in the charges
and denials going on between The
JeffersOnian and other papers, in re-
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

gard to your character, somewhat
tired of it and want denial on your
part or we will be forced to take your
silence as confession of guilt.
voted for you in the first primary,
also in the last primary.
Now, is it fact that you are
guilty of pushing Fannie Vandever
off the line of virtue? Other things
connected with the affair makes it
appear very suspicious to all sober
and fair-minded people.
Albert Howell's article, published
in 1906, in regard to your character,
makes the Fannie Vandever case
ton to one case alone, to let you
know in part what others seem to
know. The allegation of insanity
upon the part of Mr.. Watson will
not change the current of the public
mind while the courts stand open
for your personal vindication.
l was present at your first inaugu-
ration, and gratifed. The next,
under existing circumstances, I, with
a large majority of Georgia ancestry,
will be very much dissatisfied. Let
me hear from you at once on the sub
ject. JERE HOWARD.
Ample time for reply has been
given Mr.. Smith, but he so far (19th)
is silent and I send you a copy of the
letter and what follows for publica-
ton. I hope the people of our be-
loved state will wake up
1t is truly said that where there
is so much smoke there must be some
fire, and especially where the cam
paign expenses double the perquisite
of the office sought, indicates a seri-
GUS condition for the grand old
state of Georgia.
Does not the better element of our
Georgia homes realize the situation
under the "rule or RUM system?
Yea, if the spirit of the sixties was
not exhausted matters would change
before June, 1911.
The last primary in Georgia re-
freshed our memories of the days of
"Radicalism, carpet-baggers and seal
awags."
Now with 100000 white men dis
franchised and negroes coming in
with the balance of power, it is
alarming in the extreme Think of
it.
My letter to Hoke Smith was
treated, as he has been treating Mr.
Watson's charges, with silent con-
tempt; consequently, l have the best
OF reasons for taking Smiths silence
as a confession Of guilt, not only in
the Fannie Vandever case, but others
coming to light since the last pri-
mary. What is behind for develop
ment, we are ignorant hut hone tho
legislature will be on the alert when
his issues and interests come before
them, for we want clean men and
preservation, or redemption of JEFF
ferson1an mot Smith) Democracy,
righteousness reigning and the peo-
pie rejoicing. We need more crazy
Tom Watsons.
JERE HOWARD.
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vest, take some stock in The Jeffer-
sonian Publishing Company. Any
amount, from $500 upwards.
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Read our advertisements, how to
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and his Political Handbook for only
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