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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 $6.00. (2) First 3 numbers of the Magazine, bound in doth, make a book es 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 OP THOMA* JEFFERSON. Blus trated. Bound in cloth. In this work Mr. Watson gives: (1) A full life of Mr. Jefferson. (8) A full explanation of Jefferso nian Democracy. (3) A full history of the United States from the first settlement down to 1838. (4) Much history that does not ap pear in the other so-called “Histories” of the United States. (I) Much new and valuable inform ation concerning the South’s contribu tions to American greatness and glory; (8> The South’s true position on the question of Negro Slavery. EARN THE PREMIUM AND READ THE BOOK. Address JEFFERBONIAI, Thomson, Ga. TA* Dixie Business College THE SCHOOL FOR THOROUGHNESS Oniy Thorough Course in Office Routine and J®"®* the Southeastern States. Most Comprehensive, up-to-date Book- Typewriter. Banning and o P In Atlanta. Write for Cat- alog and Special Summer Rates. H. L. BRIDGES & BERNARD C. ANSTED Proprietor*. To Agents and Others The Jeffersonian wants to live, as well as to let live. in selMa’enw C °* t P,per ““P® ll "» 10 ado P t certain rules Commi ” lo » on the 12 combination offer, hii offer Im intended for th® individual subscriber. We Cannot Pay Commissions on Renewals ?“• üb#ral °° mml “lon to set the subscription, • do not feel that it is fair to us to have to pay another. (3) These papers which ar® eiubing with th® Jeffersonian are re quested to tak® notice that th® olub rat® applies to new subscriptions and not to renewals. Please Remember This Subscriptions for less than 6 months will not be accepted. Shorter terms ar® toe much trouble for the small sum Involved. (I) The Jeffersonian prefers to have an audience of appreciative readers who think ®nough of th® paper to subscribe by the who feel enough Interest to renew their own subscriptions. A Beautiful and Valuable Book The first three numbers of Watson’s Jeffersonian have been bound in a volume of 435 pages. Tt >• Profusely Illustrated. This volume is a store house of useful Information and good literature L * ■7^’^’ S “ d »’ t • ~PX- Or send a club of 3 .übsorib.r. at full price and get th® book as a Pretninm ADDRIM, Jeffersonian, Thompson, Ga. WHAT? SUll talking politics? What would you give to make some money out of it? Well just send me two dollars and I will send you some Wall street secrets that will put you right up in th© '‘inner circle.” ELMORE BCOTT. Box 104, Ossining, N. Y. Deposit by Mail It is perfectly safe to remit us by mail. Pass books will be sent you by return mail. FARMERS’ ACCOUNTS ESPECIAL LY SOLICITED. We pay interest twice a year at rate of 4 per cent. THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK 888 Broad 8L WM. B. YOUNG, President J. «. WEIGLE. Cashier. What It Means. If you, a subscriber, get extra copies, it means that Mr. Watson requests you to hand these extras to your nMabbors and friend* REAL ESTATE Frank C. Davis Company, 325 Empire Building, Atlanta, Ga. We sell farms all over Georgia. If you are in the market, it will be to your interest to see us. Our long ex perience in the business, puts us in touch with a great many people in search of homes. 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THE TRI-WEEKLY CONSTITUTION, 12 to 16 pages, contains the news of the week carefully prepared and in telligently presented. It is published three times a week—Monday Wed nesday and Friday. * “HUMAN LIFE,” edited by Alfred Henry Lewis. It Is one of the leading magazines In the land. It is well illustrated and well written, just the magazine tor the people. It is crispy, breezy and entertaining. CARRIER AND PATRON, monthly, of Cumming, Ga., a regular daily Rural Free Delivery carrier. It is published in the interest of good roads, better mail service, and every thing for the upbuilding of the great Rural Free Delivery of mail the most advanced step of this generation. THE RURAL WEEKLY, of St. Paul, Minn., an independent weekly newspaper with interesting depart ments and news features. Each paper is indexed to show the leading ar ticles of interest. THE METROPOLITAN AND RURAL HOME is the national Agricultural paper of the United States. A great big agri cultural paper, with from 86 to 128 columns of helpful, interesting reading by the most celebrated authorities. THE SOUTHERN STAR, Printed every Saturday, is the oldest Prohibition-Temperance paper pub lished in the South. Its Sunday School Lesson Notes and Religious Ser mons each week are alone worth many times the price of the paper to any religious family. Send your subscriptions direct to THE SOUTHERN STAR, 20 Peters Street, Atlanta Ga. This offer expires Dec. 25, 1907. * AGENTS WANTED ASK YOUR GROCER FOR FINEST PATENT FLOUR BRANAN BROS. - Miller's Agents - ATLANTA, GA. The Department Magazine The Message, published at East St. Louis, 111., is a department month ly magazine. It has each month departments as follows: <lll’ \ Scra P Book Department. The cream of the press of the country will be found in this department each month. In this department will also be found many beautiful poems, choice selections of bits of the best literature of the past fifty years on various subjects. The magazine is printed on good paper and is in good shape to be preserved. J 2. Just for Fun. In this department will be found the best wit and humor. There are laughs enough in this department to last from one month to the next. 3. A Home Department. The best cook book on the market would not give you the literature on that line you get in this department dur ing the year, besides this department deals with every phase of house keeping. 4. A Short Story Department. The stories are all high class No blood and thunder. They are most highly entertaining as well in. structive. 5. Getting On in the World Department. In this department will be found suggestions from the successful men and women of the world oa how to make life a success. A Temperance Department. In this department the very bent that is printed against the liquor traffic will be found each month, 7. Editorial Department The editorials are on subjects of vital im portance. They are thoughtful, well written and aggressive. It is our intention to add other departments to The Message'"™®! as, Farm Life, a department for Mothers, Dressmaking and Fashion De partment, etc. We will send you The Message one year tor twenty-five cents or we we will send you The Message and a $2.00 Gold Fountain Pen for SIJ6. Special to Preachers To .verz pr.aeh.r who will Mnd u* |l.»o w. win y.o th. abor. Magazms for one year and The Preachers’ Library containing ever 188 Sermon Outlines by the greatest Preachers of modern times. The Library Is a monthly containing only sermon outlines, 35 to 70 sermons each month; but they are the best sermons. Or for $1.75 we win send you The Message, The Library and the Two Dollar Gold Fountain Pen. The pee Is guaranteed. If you are la any way dleeatlsfiad you can have year money back. William E. Rutledge, Publisher, East St. Loub, DL. PAGE THIRTEEN