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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-11
PREACHER, WHAT
HAVE YOU TO SAY?

Dear Sir: I have been hearing
preaching for about fifty years by
different denominations and have
never heard a sermon on Roman
Catholicism.
Suppose I should move to some
city where my children might get I'M
der the persuasion of Catholicism
they could truthfully say they never
heard a sermon cOndemning their
doctrine. There are not enough
Catholics in this country to count
outside of the cities, but all the boys
and girls don't remain in the coun-
try, as it takes a large per cent Of
them to make the cities and Catho-
lies.
I never like the name "Church'
attached to the Roman Catholics.
Church means q collective body of
Christians; particular body of
Christians for divine worship. 1t
does not mean a body Of any kind of
people. Christians worship a true
and living God, and don't kneel down
before a dead picture on the wall of
their society building, called the Vir-
gin Mary, dead as a last years alma
nae, and as a sign board leading
many souls to ruin.
You are waking UP some who have
been asleep over this great and i'm
pOrtant subject, and l can hear of
some ministers Of the gospel preach
ing as they have never preached be-
fore.
The Christian people and the bet
ter class Of citizens of this country
are with you in condemning the doc
trine of Roman Catholicism, but
some are mute for the sake of popu-
larity. Of course this applies mostly
to cities in this country, and among
business matters.
If you get an impartial trial under
your present Indictment, it won't
take a lawyer to say you will come
clear, for you can't be the only gull
ty party, if you quoted from other
publications, and they never being
indicted. | would suggest that you
bring to court the original publishers
Of the obscene language for trial with
you, if it were not for the bad COM
pany you would be in?
| would be sorry for the way you
treated Col. Burns if he was poor
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ANOTHER FARMER ANSWERS
BALDY HARRIS.

Amity, Ca, June 4, 1914.
Mr.. w. J. Harris,
Washington, D. G.
Dear Sir: yours received in ref
erence to your candidacy for Cover
nor. In the first place, J. think your
chance is very slim in this part of
the State. ! have yet got to find the
man that says that he will support
you and I have talked with a lot of
the people. AS to your platform
about the lease of the State road, it
is thought that is all bosh or a catch,
as we have plenty of time for that.
AS to the circulation of your letter to
Watson, that does you no good in
old Lincoln County, as it has been
a Watson county too long for
stranger as you are to hurt him
here.
The people have not forgotten you
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will, without delay, carefully read
and consider the matter treated of as
a whole Tin SO far as concerns your
State) and promptly let me hear
from you.
With the knowledge I have ac-
Quired about the Tallulah Falls case
feel I would be emitting a duty to
the Dallulah Falls Conservation AS
ISOLATION, to the people of Georgia
and Georgia's officials and to the peo-
pie and officials of the general gov
eminent, should I not make every
possible effort to bring about a prop
er investigation and hearing as to
title right of Tallulah Falls and the
conspiracy proceedings of it's usurp-
ers.
Under date, May 10, 1914, again
addressed him, as above, further say
ing: Having heard nothing from you
in reply I now add: l can not COM
prehend why you should treat so
grave matter with such marked dis
respect.
rewriting him as above, I wrote: I
now make another attempt to reach
you through registered letter trust
4AS W plOu1pLly uSdI 11Oiu YOU.
For all this I have not yet heard
from him; and the thought has come
to me that probably be had become
SO scattered in search of path lead
ing out of Georgia toward the Senate
Chamber at Washington, D. c., that
these minor Georgia-interests-m mat
ters had failed to overtake him or
cross his path in q way to cause him
to take note Of it.
Therefore, owing to the wide cir
culation of the Jeffersonian, through
out Georgia, I reason that the pub
LEGATION of this matter in the Jeffer-
sonian might chance to be noticed by
him, or some of his $500 real,
working members" who are engaged
in blazing out his political pathways
through Georgia.
Of course it is not to be expected
to hear from him until he has some
how been placed in receipt of my
communications; no matter how
grave the issue; hence this effort to
reach him.
By way of further effort to uncover
the truth, as it bears upon the Tai
lulah Falls case, I hereby offer one
hundred dollars reward to any per-
son who will produce valid grants
from the State of Georgia to the strip
of territory known as Tallulah Falls
gorge; or to any person who will pro-
duce the field notes of the original
division survey of the land lots ad-
joining it on the Habersham side;
that is to say the field notes which
were purloined from the Office of Sec
rotary of State.
Respectfully submitted,
S. G.. JNO. V. STRIBLING.
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The reply Of our candid fellow citi-
zen, Elders, reads like good sense:
Hogan, Ca, June list, 1914.
Mr. W. J. Harris,
Washington, D. c.
My Dear Sir: Your letter about
Cotton Reports written May goth
and mailed 9th, reached me last
Saturday. These worthless cotton
reports-mere pig tail franking
rights for political job hunters.
Your type of democracy, your brand
Of timocracy, your label bureaucracy
falls on deaf ears at my house. You
should place stamps on all your en-
dearing political feelers, and be care
full to direct them to some old un-
thinking democratic fossil or some
young feeble minded giant of modern
democracy like Tom Hardwick or our
Plow-Boy "Calico Charlie In fact,
"My dear SIr,' I never heard of you
until year or SO ago when the Bry
n-Wilson-CathOlic pot boiled over at
Baltimore and you gushed out on the
skimmings from a good Georgia
county where the political buns like
yourself of CedartoWn kept that
county out of the Democratic column
for fifty years. So long,
JAS. M. ELDERS.
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man, but guess he has enough money
to stand and "do" most anything.
Every believer in God and good
morals ought to stand by you in your
fight for the right, from the begin
ming to the finish.
Very truly yours,
Ga. G. D. VAUGHAN.
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PAGE TEN

HERE IS WHERE CENSUS TAKER
HARRIS FINDS A TRUTHFUL
JAMES.
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Washington.
May 20, 1914.
My Dear Sir:
While I have given my attention
to all matters coming before me as
Director of the Census, as [ am a
Georgian, I have naturally been
specially interested in the cotton re-
ports, which mean so much to the
farmers Of the South.
When I took charge Of the Census
Bureau, these reports were given to
comparatively few people. The re-
ports showing the amount of cotton
on hand we're being sent only to cot
ton buyers and cotton mills, but in
my judgment it is just as important
for the farmers to keep posted as for
the cotton buyers and cotton mill
men. One of the first things | did,
therefore, was to have the cotton
reports given the widest publicity in
both the daily and weekly newspa-
pers | also arranged with the Post
master General to have these reports
posted in every post office in the cot
ton growing section in order to give
the farmers every opportunity to see
them.
I have received several good sug
gestions which have improved these
reports. If any further improve
ments can be made in any Of the
reports Of the Census Bureau,
would appreciate it if you would
write me making any suggestions
which would make these reports
more useful to the farmers.
Thanking you in advance for your
assistance, [ am,
Yours very truly,
VIM. J. HARRIS,
Director.
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BUT, YOU SEE, THE GEORGIA
ELECTRIC AND POWER COM
PANY HAS BOUGHT
US UP!

10
Dear Sir: Since about the fif-
teenth of last January I have ad-
dressed to His Excellency, Gov. John
M. Slaton, Executive Mansion, At
lanta, Ca, certain evidence as to
Georgia's absolute, provable and
demonstratable ownership of the Tai
lulah Falls gorge. l have five times
addressed him concerning this i'm
pOrtant matter. A matter in which
a fraud has been perpetrated on the
State of Georgia. And I have re-
ceived nothing from him in reply ex-
cept the following; bearing date,
April 25, 1914. 81 am in receipt of
your letter of 22nd inst, wherein
you state that you have sent me I'm
der separate cover two pamphlets
bearing upon Georgia's ownership of
Tallulah Falls. In reply, beg to
state that I have not received them
as yet, but when I do, shall be glad
to give careful consideration to them
at the first opportunity
Since receiving this letter I have
addressed him three times as follows:
Under date, April 27, 1914. I have
received your letter stating you have
not received the pamphlets forwarded
to you. I herewith send other copy
(under same cover) in which I have
marked certain places relating to
Tallulah Falls that you may at once
grasp my purpose. When you have
read the marked part I trust you
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SOME QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

SOME QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Editor Jeffersonian.
CD VIII you tell me through
your paper if there is anything in
the Bible against first cousins mar
rying, and where I can find it?
CO. What is the reason of so
many different religious denomina-
lions?
CO. From what we're the laws of
our State originated?
With kindest regards,
Yours truly,
Ga. AN ADMTRER.
Answer.
CD There is no law in the Bible
against the marriage of cousins.
CD Because there are so many
different kinds of men and minds.
What suits one man does not suit
another. What some can believe,
others cannot.
Professionalism allows each man to
decide for himself.
Popery would murder every man
who dares not believe as the Pope
does.
60 From those of England,
mainly. T. E. W.
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Northern light., 1914-04-01

talk either I believe I am better able to stand a suit than you are, even if I lost the case. So just fire away. just came to tell you that the horse is dead and the corn will not be paid by me"
 Just wait a minute MT. Turner. No Ihave no time to talk tony rot. y But persisted the poor farmer, II do:!'t like to have you go feeling that way towards me. am sorry the horse died cant say can well afford to lose the corn. But if you believe I org.t not to be paid we will let it drop One thing is certain we as neighbors, can not afford to quarrel Ky this time the angry man was on his way down the path. He had heard 1t all but did not turn.
 Thru tie gate he passed, but for some reason lie did not close 1t with a bang as anger is won't to do. He carefully lotched it and passed out into the rold Here he stopped, looked down, plttei the soft earth with his foot, t;:r:el towards the little home, and saw John busily cutting tke scanty grass. Say John, lean ing over tie fence as he spoke, II have made afool of my self but did not know it ut.til I had dtakena look at real man. How many bushels do I owe you any way?" Forty bushels I believe but as the horse died we will make it twenty if you are satisfied" "I'm here to tell you ain not satisfied. We will make it sixty; twenty bushels extra, ten
Northern light., 1914-04-01
EDITORIAL
EDITORIAL The following story founded upon ar event that occurred some years ago illustrates the
 BETTER WAY"
BETTER WAY"

Okl k10 WAL
 Once upon time farmer sold good sound horse to a neighbor for a stipulated sum of money, which was paid when the transfer was made, the balance to be paid in corn. Soon after the horse was taken to its new home 1t sicke.;ed and died Without reason, the purchaser was much angered at the turn of events, and later called on the original own CT, who was an honest farmer ill straitened circumstances.
 'Joiln," cried the il!furated man that miserable horse you sold me is dead and I believe you knew its condition and for that reason you sold 1t to me.
 Why MT. Turner, the horse was never sick day while I owned him. lam surprised and sorry also. 1 hope you do not"
 "Oh don't begin talking Sunday school chatter. Business is business with me, and for that reason I came to tell you I'll never pay the balance. I'm out $ 60 cash as it is and I think th2t is enough. -.=. Now Mir. Turner, I believe the hose was in perfect condition. l also believe I could collect tie debt.
 "i1a! ha! Ina! John, you nee scn't
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Two furnished houerke pins roofns
modern, CLOSE in. on bluff tis0o per
month 7ol Butcher n
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The Caller "a authorized % announcs
JUDGE PAT wnEi.AN as a cshdl-
date Tor re-elsction AZ Justice u me
Peace % Precinct Number One, sub
lsct 90 the action Of the democratic pri-
marisA
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The Caller II authorized 20 announce
ClTAS '. n von BLUCHER az a
candidate Tor reelection a. County
Surveyor subject 20 the action ~
the Dsm0crstlc primaries
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The Caller Is authorized 90 announce
JULIUS DoRENFIELD. JR.. as a
candidate for District CLERK. subject
20 the actiea 81 the Democrats pri-
maries % July.
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WANTED Two Neht househrgpns
rgUms DOB rn,Atr family b., NuunF
eoupl, state prcc hdditss ' % uoN
tOi tlA.i
WANTED a uui ylas. i.astul, SOS
hoiaot tho PARTY ARlnf thc hUltcs Cor
pasture must b., Responsible iu samo
Wln pas what bel rrhf 81 Noon
A. O nnx t.b taos a.
WANTED ATONE, ln amounts oi
from one 60 teu thousand. foi hulidlug
IN tho corpus Reach Addition sidney
Allen $50
LAND WANTED Ne Wln sonn issue
n.obitt adtsftlsinF Hnds fnf ,le
in South fna. and if ,ou haN, 500
trros or more wt Wil adtptisr b. free
. 10 sou Nanl tN a,ll nr ttade m,r ua oc
,umto dIs,upiion Hoon nodue land
60 slnion f'ana tlsfn 1908
cst.t
YouuF business Woman dosfra plea
SAINT room aud board lu private family
ncur business dsulct rhuuo $50
tg1a
WANTED onc FIRST. class farm tore.
mnn Must understand farm marnTs
ment and hc nho .o speak ihr Spanish
language reference rrluilrh. lutl.
zion p,rnnno.s Address D. Cd iios
.gt. farafnaa ToNaH tge'
WANTED uy coiored woman. porl
ton la nurao o. maid to go Win pat'
oD vacation. lloN gi7 a. caller t2s'
WANTED rn r,nt or lease in CoaH
Country nrst.,lnrs small COZ modiuu
aiacd h0ioi. or lnn. furnished and equip
ped Tor business Not demonstrate,
falmre boz place haNne n ictht Af
ocn chance Coo aur,DaH under palna
ialnr management bo nol expect ol
desire. bir uualnfss or profit hni inniHl
upDu Do proposition rapahi0 of produr
mr uudni iudlpiuuH management q
modrsf Hfna fuf small nnnh insi
10 Mice piatr fo hr ul,Nn conducted. nt
.ul.t people GO accommodate. nice people
Glpe terms ANA fun Information A
personal Interview aud inspection bo.
fnf, dealing Address Mr %, itt.
Norih cmrou Avenue ndIma. Texas
Gaii
WANTED Irutrffuau La ulHrnwar
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LOST A Whitham watch. $40 REWARD
Will hc riyro for rriufn 90 Ciutchers
cigar store mt
LOS1 About Anri ie has horse old
Sc hands hleh white spot top 90 head
near rt tuf. amau wlIs ,W R-af
shoulder on nrhi lcg scar between
no,R aud pasiern va front on lof hind
Nn tge reward Alta vista iiutsl
Corpus CHRISTI roNnH az
STRAINED uN STOLEN one neht.
brown mare twelve years ODD ibA
hands hirh one dark brown mafe.
anou BE- hands hrh. one white foot
r,Nr white spot in tlrh, eyo Also riaf
iu forehead uHe srsfliuf maro tnfh
brown wu imy ten dolha for return
or VIII apmeclaia .uformnilnn lendinr
io ihelp recovery MrH , % slaugh
esq., bishop ToNhs as2.i
Lusr Ahoui Nay ieth. near sag
drpHt one anoa for Autnmohilr iol
nnatr ploaso retHgn GO E a. Smith
iib rinu street end r,DslNr toward ol
phun, aga Boz fonari to same e4a
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Iur Cnlicr ia Authorized pa announce
u. q. COOK. SIX. as "a candldat, foi
ro clccuen as uisirici Clerk. subject
Co Do, o,llon 80 600 nrmocrat.c prim
aries
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

CLEANING AND REPAIRING rent
ais Royal and other makes ~ A
Miller. az Smiths Book store fhon'
s7t.
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The Caller IL authorized 10 announce
NJ y WRIGHT as candidate Tor
rs.elsction az sheriff - Nusoes
County. subject 20 the action Of the
Democratic primaries ~ next July.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

DOR SALE Kcoming house Ia cen
lral location. equippcd for short order
restaurant on ground floor. ~ rooms
Can be bought a. bargain. Lots
three blocks West % Henrietta NJ
King high school az ti25 each IN easy
terms Across street from me I'd
rast Mansion. roul room. tables. in
central part ot business district 1900
Owner has puahc position and de
slres 90 sell out his business HarTain
Several small improved farms close in
Two OF these are less tlan 80 acres
and well improved Write us for par
ticulara Correspondence relative o.
propositions ~ any Kind Will receive
our attention DermodY a hickey.
Kingsvine Texas 40
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Tho caller s authorized iO announce
W . JOHNSTON as candidate
for Constable of lreoinct Numhor
snr. suhicct to She action ~ the
Democratic primaries VI neat Juil
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The Caller r. authorized 90 announce
y A JUDD az "a candidate Tor coun-
~ CLERK. subject 10 the ACTIN % tho
Democratic primaries - 1eSt July
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wANrrp 10 nuY

WANTED no huy 5 pair ~ p'seonr
nrlnr thm 40 caller office thia wesh
and ask Tor y R iarEiH
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The Caller q authorized 20 announce
r. o COOK Jr, az candidate for
County Clerk subject 20 tho action
~ the Democratic primaries ~ next
July
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FOR RENT ROOMS

tDK RENT Cum UPS stairs ruoms
bath. 400 ,putcuiruccs. on cor hnr rent
N,r reasonable wiu srrte breakfast
Married ouupit preferred nuA $40 Cof
pns CHRISTI phon, 1850 o2a O.
ruH REST Dom, aoih. go p,t. Doc
room h.as, completely furnished.
water electric ushts and telephone ln
,luael desirable location i.aree iard
goud ramHr Phone 800 o81.t
ruH nENT My d.room houne at
1890 Morris Avenue nico Yards. good
water nlucs car nns aud school WI
REM, Tor $500 cor month SEQ Mikr
Falycla "a We'll nros Sat
ron nENT no one or Two gentle
men. nicely furnished room adiolning
hath private fsmib coz Leopard So
taiit
F"H REST Cimn modern rooms wi'h
htcheueties running water. lataiorrH
nd Nl modorn confenieuoes. "a reasou.
ahir riton European rlan over post
office Tho Tourist Hotel. COL Aica
quite o.
Two furnished housoke pinF rooms
modern ciose ln on bluff $500 per
month 70l nluchor n
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms on the bay 400 newly furnished
Cali 1920 Water street % phone i.ai
sgg3F
ron REST pne nice Southeast
room. onr south foum and one north
foom lgil Chaparpl the Georgian
MH g. rh.ppe Prop. ihone sls eau
PUBLIC sTENooRAPHER
TENoGtAPHlc WORK neatly eons
ai reasonable prices rhone go, Room
"a. c'npur Chrisil Natl iik. iidg 41eso
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING. rent
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The Caller r. authorized 90 announce
AUGUST uEiuINGER ~ a candi
date for County CLERK subject 90
the action % the Democratic pr
mHriea
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FOR SALE HORSE. nuEgy and iiai
VIII sell ouiflt or any part Tor rrns.
enable price pr Herbert Caldwell
telephone gSS or Go gi3-1
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rhe Caller H. authorized ~ Announce
LEE RIGGS 49, a eandidatr f0r fo.
clecI don az Constable ~ Justice prc
,lnci hunter one. subject 20 uh'
action of thc Democratic prlmarie'
~ neat July.
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The Caller D. authorized 20 snnouBoe
J C. HLUNTZER n- n candidate
for reelection as County Assessor
subject 80 The action ~ the Demo
cratic primaries
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

olR SALE -Oue t-cyllnder f-cyeie
y xwei Engine wish Boat ftuugs n
4nisd Address Box .45 Caller Of
n. BIC
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FOR SALE

~ 81 SALE Two span ~ good work
uales one young saddle mare also "a
"A nds ~ bees an ln good condition. on
NJ eli road miles west 90 corpus
Cusu h FLETCHER ce3-F
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For Constable

rhe Caller n nuthufis"d tu announce
fEE JONES as a. candidate tai Com
stable 90 Juture ira ore NumboF
Ono suuFrt tu sac as.fn ~ the
pvmpersuv primaries ot neat Jnls
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MIL SAI.F--One fine saddle and
sgy mare Al a bargain 5000 Phone
ana SOC. seiU