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LETTERS T'ROJ'l THI PEOPLE
BROTHER HOWARD NEVER FAILS US.
Adrian, Ga., January 1, 1908.
Dear Friend: On the first day of the year,
before sunrise, and before breakfast, I write
to send you happy greetings for the new year
in the sum of $2, my renewal for the two
Jeffs. Mark you, I don’t send clearing house
certificates, but the genuine government pro
vender. Please change my mail from Adrian
to Hawkinsville, R. F. D. When I have been
in Pulaski county a short time, I imagine
more Jeffs will visit that section than do now.
Yours as ever,
J. B. HOWARD.
FROM ONE OF SHERMAN’S VETS.
Falls City, Oregon, November 23,1907.
My Dear Sir: Your card at hand this morn
ing, so I will renew at once. I did not in
tend to let my time run out, but you know
we have been tied up with the-banks.
Mr. Watson, it seems now is the time for
us old cranks to get in our work. This has
been a set-back for those fellows who shouted
’•'crank,” and “I told you so.” They are
now getting a dose of their own medicine.
Well, when I tell you that I am one of
Sherman *s old vets, don’t get mad at me, for
I want to be fair with everybody. I am an
old vet in the ranks ever since the days of
Peter Cooper. I stand alone, almost.
T will send you a few names: C. Hopkins.
S. Setherlow, R. Moncherly, Ira Mullen, all of
Falls City.
You will find enclosed the amount for my
renewal, so please send all back numbers.
I ask no commission for anything 1 can do
for the cause. Wishing you much success,
' 1 Jim? Yours as ever,
S. M. DENNIS.
FROM KENTUCKY.
Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find a money
order for $1 for the renewal of my subscrip
tion to The Weekly Jeffersonian.
Yours truly,
JOHN B. SMEDLEY.
Cynthiana, Ky., R. F. D. 9.
JUST RIGHT.
McDonough, Ga., December 13, 1907.
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find postoffice
money order for $2, to renew my subscription
to both Jeffersonians.
Yours very truly,
J. W. HILL.
R F. D. 3.
HERE’S A TRUE BLUE.
Tupelo, Miss., Dec. 16, 1907.
• My Dear Sir: My subscription to the
Weekly Jeffersonian is out, I think, in Jan
uary next. Please find enclosed $2 for both
Jeffersonians. I got the New York Magazine
from the first issue to the last. If you have it
I would like to have the first issue of the Jef
fersonian Magazine, or the one you showed up
the New York gang in; or, if it would not be
asking too much of you. tn republish the ar-
THE JEFFERSONIAN.
ticle in the January, 1907, number, as there
are a great many people who do not know how
the New York gang treated you. I get the
Weekly Jeffersonian every week, and with
some half dozen other papers I would not
lay it down for all the others. May the Lord
bless you in the good work you are doing.
Please send me a few samples of the Weekly
Jeffersonian.
Yours in the middle of the road,
J. L. WOOLLEY.
R. F. D. 3.
WE HOPE SO, TOO.
Musella, Ga., December 16, 1907.
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find order for $2
for renewal of subscription to Jeffersonian
Magazine and Jeffersonian Weekly. The
Weekly does not expire until February. Hope
to send you another order soon.
Yours truly,
J. W. DICKEY.
FROM THE HOME OF TOOMBS.
Washington, Ga., December 16,1907.
Dear Sir: Enclosed find check for $1.50,
renewal for the magazine.
Respectfully yours,
H. B. POPE.
SENT THE FULL AMOUNT, AS ALL
SHOULD DO.
Musella, Ga., December 16, 1907.
Dear Sir: Enclosed I send $1.50 money or
der to renew my subscription.
Respectfully,
C. K. MURCHISON.
R. F. D. 1.
A HIGH COMPLIMENT.
Fisher, 111., Dec. 16, 1907.
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find $1.50 in
payment of year’s subscription to your Jef
fersonian magazine.
I consider the Jeffersonian Magazine the
greatest educator of the people that is pub
lished. Yours truly,
PETER THOMPSON.
ILLINOIS IS ALL BIGHT.
Freeburg, 111., Dec. 16, 1907.
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find P. M. O.
I’or $1.50 for renewal subscription to Wat
son’s Jeffersonian Magazine.
Very respectfully yours,
HERMAN SUEMNICHT.
FROM THE Y. M. C. A. ASSOCIATION OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Dear Sir: Enclosed find check for Wat
son’s Jeffersonian and Watson’s Weekly Jef
fersonian. Send both to 246 Manhattan ave
nue, New York City.
Yours truly,
BURT B. FARNSWORTH.
P. S. —Watson’s Jeffersonian is renewal
*-ith former at 215 W 23d St.
THIS IS THE RIGHT WAY.
McCalls Creek, Miss., Dec. 27, 1907.
Dear Sir: As my subscription is out next
week, I will send $2 for money order, for
which you will please send me your Weekly
Jeffersonian and your magazine for one year,
under your offer. By so doing you will oblige
your friend,
J. F. BURRIS.
R. 1, Box 22.
FOUGHT UNDER STONEWALL JACKSON
AND JOHN B. GORDON.
Morven, Ga., Nov. 30, 1907.
Dear Sir: Your card of the 15th inst. to
hand. Nothing gives me more pleasure than
•working for your Jeffersonians. I followed
you from the Alliance to the People’s Party,
and have been with you ever since. I have al
ways admired Tom Watson. That admiration
has grown from day to day until it is now
a brotherly love that nothing on earth can af
fect as long as you hold to the principles you
have held to for the last twenty years.
Enclosed you will find order for two dol
lars for renewal of my subscription to the
Jeffersonians. I can not afford to miss a sin
gle number. You can count on me as a sub
scriber to the end. I am 65 years old, went
through the Civil War under Stonewall Jack
son and J. B. Gordon.
Yours in the fight for right,
P. S. McRAE.
UNCLE ROBERT WAS ON TIME.
Clinton, November 29, 1907.
Dear Sir: My time runs out the seventh of
next month. I want to be on time. Please
find enclosed $2.50 for magazine and Jeffer
sonian. Yours truly,
ROBERT CAPES.
Known in Clinton as the old Peter Cooper
Greenbacker.
(Note: A mighty good way to be known,
Uncle Robert.)
VALDOSTA, EVEN!
Valdosta, Ga., Nov. 27, 1907.
Dear Sir: I enclose money order for $1.50
for renewal of Watson’s Jeffersonian Maga
zine for myself at the above address.
Yours truly,
M. A. CHILES.
FROM NEW YORK.
Hamilton, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1907.
My Dear Sir and Friend: Will you please
send me Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine and
terms for same, as I wish to keep in touch
with our friends in these drastic times when
dishonor permeates every department of our
government, both in State and Nation, and
now’ our governor calls six of our ablest bank
ers for advice as how best to shape our finance
calls six of our most notorious thieves to
advise how best to stop stealing. Shades of
darkness! deliver us from our present thral
dom. Yours truly,
•L M. HALL.