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Boys do not smoke, chew or drink.
I't is a disgrace, and is only a habit.
I live in the country and like the
country life fine. If the waste-bas
ket hasn’t its mouth open waiting
for mq, I will try again. With
much love for Daddy Jim and all the
Cousins, I am, Wm. A., Fielder,
Bernice, La.
ANOTHER GEORGIA GIRL.
Dear Daddy Jim: Will you admit
another little Georgia girl into your
band of cousins? Papa takes The
Jeffersonian and I like to read it
very much. I will describe myself.
I have light hair, fair complexion
and blue eyes. I am twelve years
old and am going to school. I am
in the fifth grade. I live in the coun
try about six miles from a little town.
I have never heard Mr. Watson
speak, but I hope to some day.
Papa is a red-hot Watson man.
With best wishes for Daddy Jim and
all of the Cousins, I am, JANIE
RUCKER, Greensboro, Ga. Rt. 2.
FALSE TEETH.
Dear Daddy Jim: As I saw my
other letter in print, it encourages
me to write again. lam glad that
the Cousins have begun asking His
tory and Bible questions. The an
swer to Willie Lang’s is Martha Cus
tis, and the answer to Addie Mul
lin’s is General Lee. I will ask one
and close: Who was the first per
son in the United States that wore
false teeth? I will expect a card if
I have answered right. With lots
of love to all, MARIE LEE, Syl
vania, Ga.
DO 7 OU WANT A BUSINESS ED
UCATION?
I have made arrangements with
the best bi siness college in the coun
try to give a complete course in
shorthand or bookkeeping to two or
three members of the P. C. C. at
a very low rate. Colleges are in
Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkan
sas, Texas and Mississippi. Write
for particulars to Daddy Jim.
Thomson, Ga.
Let me send you this big book I
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tunities, to forge ahead in busi
ness just as more than 100,000
young people have done after
reading this big illustrated book.
Get a postal and 'T' ri TAqmt
write for it JL U"L/tlj
ARTHUR C. MINTER, Gen. Mgr.,
Draughon’s Practical
Business College
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta, Ga.;
Montgomery, Ala.; Knoxville,
Tenn.; Greenville, S. C.
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THE JEFFERSONIAN
Jeffersonian Publishing Company
Last week Mr. Watson was subjected to a minute anl rigid investigation
by two medical examiners of the State Mutual Life Assurance Company of
Massachusetts, and they reported that he stood the examination in every
particular, and that he was in perfect physical health and condition. Ap
plication was made for $25,000 insurance on Mr. Watson’s life, as an ad
ditional protection for the present stockholders in The Jeffersonian Publish
ing Company. This makes the security absolutely gilt-edged. As more stock
is issued, further insurance will be taken out for the benefit of the stock
holders.
The following stock subscriptions have been received up to January 13th:
Geo. W. Threlkel, Soperton, Ga $ 300.00
Miss Lola J. Mallory, Egypt, Ga 100.00
A. S. Anderson, Millen, Ga 10.00
Wm. Lehman and Mrs. Anna Lehman, Glen Cove, N. Y 15.00
J. H. Hendon, LaGrange, Ga 100.00
T. W. Kent, Wrightsville, Ga 100.00
N. D. Hathaway, R. 1, Wrightsville, Ga 10.00
T. A. Daniel, LaGrange, Ga 100.00
F. M. Tinsley, Mexico, Mo 10.00
Mrs. W. A. Smith, Juliette, Ga 20.00
J. W. Stapleton, Jr., R. 2, Wrens, Ga 10.00
Miss Mamie Plarper, Atlanta, Ga 20.00
B. W. Boyd, Union Point, Ga 25.00
J. H. Patterson, Enloe, Texas 10.00,
V. M. Rich, Keatchie, La 5.00 f
E. P. Bruce, Bruce, La 5.00
G. B. Crane, Dixie, Ga 5.00
J. M. Smith, Micanopy, Fla 5.00
Joshua Howard, Augusta, Ga 5.00
Oscar W. Bassford, Atlanta, Ga 50.00
Geo. C. Young, Tennille, Ga 30.00
P. P. Jennings, Winder, Ga 5.00
T. B. Smith, Winder, Ga 5.00
R. H. Tootle, R. 1, Manassas, Ga 50.00
Mrs. Mary Overby, Watkinsville, Ga 10.00
Henry Dutton, Lew, Ga 5.00
R. E. Palmer, R. 2, Mitchell, Ga 5.00
E. A. Angier, Atlanta, Ga 5.00
Thos. W. Wood, McKeesport, Pa 100.00
W. B. Mixon, R. 3, Elba, Ala 5.00
E. B. Daniel, LaGrange, Ga 200.00
S. L. Hays, R. 1, Doerun, Ga 100.00
Lawrence Watson Barham, Madison, Miss 10.00
J. J. Wright, Hartford, Ala 25.00
J. B. Daniel, LaGrange, Ga 100.00
Miss Sallie T. Parrish, Adel, Ga 300.00
Wm. Lehman, Glen Cove, N. Y 30.00
J. T. Ferguson, Wrightsville, Ga 10.00
H. C. Rehwinkel, Jr., Rehwinkel, Fla 40.00
Thos. J. Thompson, R. 1, Braddock, N. Dakota 800.00
G. W. Burnett, Whitesburg, Ga 700.00
G. D. Mims, Clarks Hill, S. C 50.00
A. J. Twitty, R. 4, Doerun, Ga 5.00
John H. McDonald, R. 10, Troy, Ala 5.00
Miss Cordie Daniel, LaGrange, Ga 100.00
J. M. Odell, Gillsville, Ga 5.00
W. E. Ivey, R. 2, Sprott, Ala 5.00
J. Emory Sorrow, R. 29, Commerce, Ga 50.00
W. N. Jones, Meloland, California 5.00
Mrs. W. H. Kitchens, R. 2, Griswoldville, Ga 5.00
John H. Cartledge, Thomson, Ga 10.00
S. B. Freeman, Siloam, Ga 400.00
ANOTHER JUNIOR JEFF
Dear Mr. Watson; I can’t come
and bring my little boy, but will
send you his picture. lam proud of
him, and proud of his name. He is
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Thomas Edward Nevels.
named after you; Thomas Edward
Nevels. I hope he will make as true
and good man as I think you are.
I remain your true friend.
Sylvester, Ga. C. B. NEVELS.
Send along your dollar NOW for
renewal.
GEORGIA’S GROWTH IN TEN
YEARS.
Sixteen counties in Alabama lost
population in the last ten years, and
24 in Georgia. Eight other counties
in Georgia show a decrease in popu
lation, but the decrease in the eight
last mentioned were due to the cre
ation of new counties. The counties
in Georgia that lost w'thout appar
ent reason, population are Chattahoo
chee, Clinch, Crawford, Dade, Gilmer
Harris, Jones, Liberty, Lumpkin,
Mclntosh, Marion, Monroe, Quitman,
Rabun, Schley, Stewart, Talbot,
Towns, Union, Upson, Washington,
White, Whitfield and Worth.
Georgia has no blackbelt, and the
counties that have lost population
are confined to no particular part of
the state. The mountain or moon
shine section lost more people per
haps than any other section, especi
ally that part of it lying east of the
state railroad, but losing counties
are found in every part of the state,
even in the peach belt.
The state, however, as a whole
gained 392,790 people, or 17.7 per
cent as against a growth in Alabama
of 309,396 people, or 16.9 per cent.
Georgia did remarbably well on the
basis of slender natural resources.
If she had had the natural resources
of Alabama she might have outstrip
ed all her eastern sisters.
Birmingham (Ala.) Age Herald.
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