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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. There are only 287 of the No. 1 Book. Beautifully and profusely illus trated 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. (4) Much history that does not ap pear In the other so-called “Histories” of the United States. (5) Much new and valuable inform ation concerning the South’s contribu tions to American greatness and glory; (6) The South’s true position on the question of Negro Slavery. EARN THE PREMIUM AND READ THE BOOK. Address, JEFFERSONIAI, Thomson, Ga. To the Veters of the Northern Judi cial Circuit: I announce my candidacy for the office of Solicitor-General of the Northern Judicial Circuit, subject to the primary to be held for that pur pose. I assure you that I will appre ciate vour support. ' L. D. M’GREGOR. HELP SAVE ONE MOTHER’S GIRL. Whose girl goes wrong? Some mother’s —perhaps living, perhaps dead—but always hers. Why do girls go wrong? Sometimes through ignorance, often through am bition, oftenest through deception. How many girls go wrong? Thou sands every year. Today there are fully six thousand in the seventy-one Florence Crittenton Homes trying to gain courage to face a frowning world (fallen women usually get a chilling reception) and to learn some occupa tion which will help them to be self supporting. This is about the aver age number always within the mis sion walls, and yet the faces change almost daily. The pages of the Florence Critten ton Magazine tell of these unfortu nate women and girls, their needs and what you can do to HELP their HELPERS. Not all can be mission workers, but all can help those who are. Though no one whom you know, or for whom yop are responsible, has thus fallen by the wayside, let us urge you to open your hearts to the desperate needs of these strangers who are so needy. » Please send one dollars for a year’s subscription to the Florence Critten ton Magazine. Address, A. W. El liott, Circulation Manager, Atlanta, Ga. New plan for Early Bearing' Pecan Grove ai.d other fruits free, by mentioning Watson’s Weekly. 50 per cent reduction in price of trees. Sure to live. No agents. FREIGHT PAID. W. B. STONE Ct CO. • Thomasville, Ga. WHAT? Still 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 the “inner circle.” ELMORE SCOTT. 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 mall. FARMERS’ ACCOUNTS ESPECIAL LY SOLICITED. We pay interest twice a year at rate of 4 per cent THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK StS Bread St. WM. B. YOUNG, Preeideat. J. ft. WEIQLK. Caahler. Wtiat It IVIeaiYS. If you, a subscriber, get extra eejries, it means that Mr. Watson requests you to hand these extras to year neighbors and friends. More Premiums A HISTORY OF THE WORLD AND ITS PEOPLES. 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