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PAGE TEN LETTERS TRO7L THE PEOPLE Saffold, Ga., Oct. 20, 1907. Hon. T. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga. Dear Sir: Enclosed find check for two dollars ($2). Mark me up for the weekly and monthly Jeffersonian for one year. I cannot do without them. God bless Turn Watson and his works. Send them to Saffold, Early county, Ga., instead of Dixie, as heretofore. Forever your friend, G. B. CRAKE. Warner, N. IT., Oct. 23. 1907. Mr. Thomas E. Watson, Thomson, Ga. Dear Sir: Your letter of the 17th inst. is received. Your magazine has come regularly to the “Pillsbury Free Library" here with the exception of the August number. If you will kindly send tl at the numbers for the year will be complete, so far as issued. 1 wish it could be placed in every public li brary throughout the North. 1 enclose one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) for the year H'OS, to be sent to “The Pillsbury Free Library,” Warner, N. H. With sincere regards, yours truly, M. E. BURKE. Hattiesburg. Miss., Oct. 24, 1907. To Thomas Watson: Enclosed find one dollar $1). for which please send to me. when my time expires, the Weekly Jeffer sonian, to above address, and oblige. J NO. MIXON. R. No. 1, Box 52. Dunn, Tex.. Oct. 22, 1907. ' Thus. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga. My dear Mr. Watson: 1 think my subscription to both your maga zine and Weekly Jeffersonian is about out. You will find enclosed m ney order for $2 as a ienewai f-«r both for next year. You will ob »erve I have changed my P. O. from Glass, Texas, to Dunn. Texas. In making the move I lost the visits of your Weekly Jeffers »nian of font is sues —the last four. If you have the last four issues, please date my re newal from that time and send me the four last issues. Wishing you success in your labors, I am your friend, M. A. DR INK ARD. Aonia, Ga., Oct. 25. 1907. Dear Sir* Enclosed find post of fice order for two dollars for one year’s subscription to your maga zine and weekly for W. T. Hudson, Aonia, Ga. (renewed). Ymirs truly, ’ C. W. WARE. Keysville, Ga., Oct. 21, 1907. Mr. Thomae E. Watson. Thomson, Ga. D*»ar Sir: Find enclosed postal money order for one dollar to renew iny subscription to Weekly Jeffer sonian. Wishing you success, I am very truly your friend, H. IT. GREENWAY. Watkinsville. Ga., Oct. 21, 1907. Hon. Thomae E. Watsnn. Thomson, Ga. TVsr Rir • fiwd P O nr- WATSON’S WEEKLY JEFFERSONIAN. der for two dollars to renew my ■sub scription to both Jeffersonians. Yours respectfully. GEORGE B. SMITH. R. F. D. 2. Watkinsville. Ga.. Oct. 16. 1907. Thos. E. Watson. Thomson. Ga. Enclosed you will find monev order for sl. Please extend our subscrip tions to the Jeffersonian Magazine and the Weekly for twelve months. S. D. HARDTGREE. P. W. DURHAM. R. F. D. No. 2. —I- ■■■ I ———— Lynchburg. Va.. Oct. <9. 1907. Thos. E. Watson. Thomson. Ga. Dear Sir: Herewith please find check for $2 for wh’eh please send me both Watson’s Jeffersonian Mag azine and Wat son's Weekly Jeffer sonian. Very truly. JAS. W. KEITH. 818 Cabell St. New Castle. Pa., Oct. 21, 1907. Hon. Thos. E. Watson. Dear Sir : Enclosed you will find nne d liar to renew my subscription to Watson’s Jeffersonian another year, and oblige. R. A. HUBBARD. Dales. Ga. Mr. Tims. E. Watson. Thomson. Ga. Dear Sir: Yon will find enclosed two dollars for which ptease send me your monthly and weekly magazine. If this is not enough money let me ♦ • . w and T will send more. I saw , infla 'h'bbiug list some time ago and suppose it is the same yet. Wishing you great success. I am. yours truly, IT. P. GLEATON/ Searcy. Ark.. Oct. 20, 1907. Hon. T. E. Watson. Mv d rt ar Sir: T enclose herewith P. 0. money for sl. for which renew my subscription for the Week ly Jeffersonian for another year, and oblige. Truly yours, B. P. BAKER. Jefferson. Ga., Oct. 21, 1907. Dear Sir: Tam sending you here with a money order for the sum of two dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25). for which you will please ex tend my subscription to the two Jef fersonians to January, 1909. T am your true friend. W. E. ELROD. Belton. Texas. Oct. 21, 1907. Thos. E. Watson, Esq., Thomson, Ga. Mv dear Sir: Enclosed find $4.50 for which I want you to extend mv subscription to the Jeffersonian week ly and the Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine cne year, and send me the six back numbers of the magazine. Wishing yen good health and all of the good things that can be had in old Georgia, and that the Farmers’ Union will get there Eli, I am, yours truly. C. J. JACKSON. Millersville. Hl., Oct. 20, 1907. Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga. Dear Sir: I notice that my sub scription to your magazine and weekly will woon expire, and I am ennlnsing herewith my check for their renewal for a year, $2. Yours very truly, BEN A. NEAL. (Note: Here’s a Georgia boy who is making a success away out in Illi nois. He didn’t lack nerve, did he!) Manassas, Ga., Oct. 5, 1907. Hon. Thos. E. Watson. Thomson. Ga. My kind Sir: We desire the Week ly Jeffersonian in our little rural district library. We noticed your kind offer to any school and thought very likely you would send us your very valuable paper for our library, that is used in connection with a lit erary and debating society. As librarian I assure you that, if sent, it will be very much appreciated, and shall rank first among other wor thy papers. No one is more glad to learn that the subscription lists of your publica tions are to be under your personal supervision. While at the University of Geor gia I sold of subscriptions and papers $7.61 worth. And had I been dealt with as I always have when dealing with you personally. I hardly know how high the amount would have been. For I make bold to say that few. if any. of even the old and established newspapers are appre ciated more than the “Weekly Jef fersonian.” Ard while T had relaxed my ef forts to get subscriptions for your publication's, for I felt that I coubl do but little for the paper and the man that I liked most of all. yet now. I shall proceed to do as would have been my pleasure all Ihe while— Work for your publications. Your friend, and mv friend and classmate. Carlton Walker, of Thom son. knows the situation fnllv. Wishing you good health and long life Io advocate the groat principles of right. I am your true friend. s. b. McCall Note: Yes. things are going be 1 - ter now. In a little while all the wrinkles will be smoothed. Things mu-t go right! And your Library shall have the paper, free. T. E. W. LaGrange. Ga.. Aug. 5. 1907. Mr. Thomas E. Watson, Thomson, Ga. My dear Sir: I don’t know that I grasp the entire significance of the editorial in The Atlanta Constitu tion of yesterday, but it seems a com plete acknowledgment of the justice, the wisdom, and the honesty of your course without reserve: if so. I hen 1 most heartily rejoice with you, and hope to see others shuck off their hypocrisy, and come up to the lick log. Yours truly, N. R. H. Moultrie, Ga., Aug. 5, 1907. Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga. Dear Sir: At your request in the Weekly Jeffersonian, I write you. I acted as agent for the P. P. Paper during its life, without compensation; then when you started your Now York Watson’s Magazine I was appointed agent for it, and acted as long as you were connected with it. When yon quit. T quit. Then when yni» started the Weekly Jeffersonian and the Jeffersonian Magazine, I have ben acting as agent for both. I have no idea how many subscriptions I hav> sent in, and keep sending in one occasionally. I am striving to put one or both into the home of every populist. I can only say, I am in the field for the fight until we suc ceed. lours, J. H. COOKE. Smithville. Ga.. Aug. 5. 1907. Mr. Th os. E. Watson. Thomson. Ga. In the Weekly Jeffersonian of re cent date yon ask all who are agents for your paper and magazine to write yon at Thomson. Ga. While I do not make a business of soliciting subscribers (I farm 'for a living) at odd times. I try to do my neighbors and friends a favor bv in d”c'ng them tn take such periodicals as Wat«on’s Jeffersonians, the Atlan ta Journal the Home Herald (old Ram’s Horn) and last but not least. Jordan’s Cotton Jour nal. (Don’t Shoot.”) It is an uphill business to get farmers to read, or to read more than one side of a question, and that mostly by their county paper. It is mv private opinion that our county papers have either through ig norance. or with “malice afore tl’O'-ght,” buncoed us farmers for the past 15 or 20 years. Th’s fall, at odd times. I expect to induce as many as I can to fake yon?- n-'blicati-ms. and the other pe ri duals mentioned above. A list of thos’. taken from memory, whom I have spcured as subscribers to your publications. I enclose. I live on the Smithville route but am near the Bronwood. Plains and Americus route. By the way. there is tn be a Farmers' Union rally and barbecue at Bronwood on the Bth inst< I understand efforts have been made to got you to speak there that dav. Will you let me know on en clos'd pirsial whether you will be there ? Big meeting will be going on al mv church <>n that day. and 1 would not desert my meeting merely for a Farmers' Union barbecue, but would without hesitation or compunction of conscience go, if Tom Watson will be the e to make a speech. With best wishes,’ I am yours, F. W. FORTH. R. F. D. 1. Note: ' Cannot possibly ba there. Sorry. T. E. W. Lancaster. Pa.. Aug. 3. 1907. Hon. Thos. E. Watson. Thomson. Ga. Mv dear Sir: Mr. J. C. Valletta, of N. Franklin. Conn., write® to the Vineland, N. J., Independent thug: “Tn your issue of July 12, Bro. Wolfe says, * A full-fledged paper money will solve all our oconcraie troubles and with those out of the way, ethics and morals will take care of themselves,’ which is a fact. Then, why not unite on this one point, a full-fledged paper money! This is the paramount principle of the Pop ulist National Organization.” Do you subscribe to that statement, Mr. Watson! It strikes me as some what socialistic, that part whieb claims that with a full-fledged paper money ®II ethical and moral quag-