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Bound Volumes of Magazine (1) First six numbers Watson’s Jef fersonian Magazine bound in cloth makes a most valuable book for the library and for permanent, convenient use. Price, postpaid $2.00. As a Premium it goes to you for a club of 5 subscribers and $5.00. (2) First 3 numbers of the Magazine, bound in cloth, make a book of 425 pages. Price SI.OO. As a Premium you get it for a club of 3 subscribers and $3.00. There are only 287 of the No. 1 Book. There can be but 2,200 of the second. Both are beautifully and profusely Illustrated and filled with a great va riety of the best literature. Address JEFFERSONIAN, Thomson, Ga. Great Premium For 5 subscribers and $5.00 you get, as Premium, THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THOMAS JEFFERSON. Illus trated. Bound in cloth. In this work Mr. Watson gives: (1) A full life of Mr. Jefferson. (2) A full explanation of Jefferso nian Democracy. (3) A full history of the United States from the first settlement down to 1826. 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We Cannot Pay Commissions on Renewals Having already paid one liberal commission to get the subscription, we do not feel that it is fair to us to have to pay another. (3) These papers which are clubing with the Jeffersonian are re quested to take notice that the club rate applies to new subscriptions and not to renewals. Please Remember This Subscriptions for less than 6 months will not be accepted. Shorter terms are too much trouble for the small sum involved. (5) The Jeffersonian prefers to have an audience of appreciative readers who think enough of the paper to subscribe by the year, and who feel enough Interest to renew their own subscriptions. X A Beautiful and Valuable Book t \ , •' • . • I The first three numbers of Watson’s Jeffersonian have been bound tn a volume of 425 pages. It is profusely Illustrated. This volume is a store house of useful information and good literature. Send 31J5 and get a copy. Or send a olub of 3 subscribers at full price and get the book as a Premium. ADDRESS, Jeffersonian, Thompson, Ga. WATSON’S WEEKLY JEFFERSONIAN. WHAT? Still talking politics? What would you give to make some money out of it? Well just send mo two dollars and I will send you soma Wall street secrets ghat will put you right up ia the “inner circle.” ELMORE SCOTT. Box 104, Ossining, N. T. Deposit by Mail It is perfectly safe to remit us by mail. Pass books will be sent you by return malt FARMERS* ACCOUNTS ESPECIAL LY SOLICITED. We pay interest twice a year at rate of 4 per cent THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK SSS Bread St. WM. B. YOUNG, President J. C WBIQLE. Caahler. Win at It Means. If you, a subscriber, get extra copies, it means that Mr. Watson requests you to hand these extras to your neighbors and friends. REAL ESTATE Frank C. Davis Company, 325 Empire Building, Atlanta, Ga. We sell farms all over "Georgia. If you the market, it will be to your interest to see us. 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The pen is guaranteed. * If you are in any way dissatisfied you can have your money back. William E. Rutledge, Publisher, East St. Louis, 111. PAGE THIRTEEN