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--ihree years sg3 | was markell 'or
death A graveyard cough was tearing
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All goods sold engraved free al
Motifs JeWelry Store.
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Very Low----
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
To al Points

ATLANTic COAST LINE
= y
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January /, 1909.
Final Limit January 6, 1909.
= y
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Gen. Pas. Agt., Div. Pas. ACT.
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DRIED SUGAR BEET PULP, the
best feed for mich cows; wholesale.
BY J. M. Burnett.
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Stimulation Without Irritation.
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without Irritation in any form. Pr
sale at Morgans drug store.
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Fine umbrellas at Motifs Iewelrv
Store,
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SHAREHOLDERS MEETING

Brunswick, Ca, Dec. 10, 1908
The regular annual meeting of he
stockholders OF the National Bank
OF Brunswick, FOR The election Of a
board Of directors and the transact
Ion of other lawful business, win be
held at the office of the bank on
Tuesday. January 18th. 1909. at II
o'clock. A. NJ. E. c. Walker, Cashier.
Something new for Z ladies of
Brunswick, theatre and krty hats
Miss Kate Slater has a beautiful line.
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hundred dozens Of eggs fresh
y dozen. Geo. W. Harper & Bro.
he country fer Christmas; only
welry Of all kinds at Motifs Jewel
Sysstore.
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and stranger,
And from thousand sources, far and
near,
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give words of comfort. of defense and
hope
To mortals crushed by sorrow and
by error.
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paths may grope,
Thou shalt not walk in loneliness
or terror.
Give Of thy gold. though small thy
portion be.
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that keeps It;
It grows in one that opens wide and
free.
Who sows his harvest is the one
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worth
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N.yelties a Motifs JeweIry Store.
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The friends Of Captain and Mrs.
Dill will regret to learn Of the death
az their little daughter, Eyangeline,
which occurred in Texas Saturday
from typhoid fever Captain Dill is
also reported to be quite i'll and the
death of their little daughter and Mr..
Mrs illness has delayed the re-
noval of Captain and Mrs. Dill e
Brunswick.
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Peace, W. 4. Townsend, Consta-
BILE.
District Ne 4. Geo. n. Moak,
Supervisor; 3. r. AIhriiton and
z. q. East, Justices Of the Peace;
w. A. Moak, Constable.
District No. 5 L. E. Noble,
Supervisor; w. FL. Pepper and L.
G. Noble, Justices Of the Peace;
W. Ed. Smith, Constable.
Take this corps of officials as
whole and for intelligence, sobFie-
~, probity and general trust
WOrtbiness, The Leader can saw
without falterv or vain boast
ing, that the standard of excel.
lence among them is higher than
We have ever known before In tile
county Especially is this true
Of the county officers proper.
Most of them are men uf expa-
rience in public affairs and MitlI d
knowledge of the people and con
ditions in the county which will
prove a valuable asset iii the dis
charge of their official duties.
In this. connection az short in
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and has since made this city his
home.
When the Prohibition party
was organized in this State and
county. Mr.. Greer was a party
prohibitionist, though always 10y
al to fundamental democratic
principles. In 1908, he was
candidate for sheriff before the
Demoeratic primary, outran one
of tile strongest men 10 the county
IN the first primary and gave his
successful competitor a hard race
in the second. In the Democratic
primaries Of last August with
four entries for Sheriff lie ran
neck and neck with the leading
candidate, and IN the second pri-
mary took the lead with major
ity of 68 votes.
About three years age, while
Mr.. Greer was engaged 10 tue
saw mill business east of Bague
Chitto, lie was surprised. knocked
down and robbed in the darkness
by unknown parties and received
internal. injuries which for a long
time threatened to prove fatal or
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law authorizing dram shops un-
constitutional.
TO further the above pur-
poses, the committee is calling for
a mass meeting of Mississippi
prohibitionists. This meeting
will convene in the city Of Jack
son on Thurdsay, January g.,
1908. The first meeting will be
held at the county court house at
3 O'Clock p. ~. The second will
be held in tile State house at s
O'Clock b. n. We wish that
every county and community in
Mississippi might be represented
in this meeting. LET prohibition
lists in every section Of the State
see That their community is repre-
sented.
W. I. IOWREY,
Chmn. State Prohibition Com.
tnittee.
All Mississippi papers please
copy.
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". McNair. Chancery Clerk; S.
P. Oliver, Circuit Clerk; j. G..
Cosnatau, Assessor; w. q. Lin
ton, Treasurer; Claude Bennett,
Supt. Of Education; Philip Blue.
County Surveyor. j. j. Stamps,
Coroner and Ranger-elect, has
given notice that he will not quail
ify, on account Of advanced age
and failing sight, and this vacancy
will have TO be filled.
Tie new County District officers
are:
District No. IL. Z. Jones,
Supervisor; T. II. Hoffman and
J. B. Daughtry, Justices of the
Peace; Fl. Lee Hoskins, j. M.
Smith. ConstabIes.
District No. 2-W. II. Furr,
Supervisor. Geo. /. Douglass. an d
Hamilton Smith, justices of the
Peace; FL. E. Womack, Constable.
District No. Sc. M. Brister,
Supervisor; L. Il. Conerly and
Thos. j.. Gill, Justices Of the
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against the too free use of money
in elections.
Physically, Mr.. Linton is an
exceedingly unfortunate man.
Several years ago he accidentally
had a fall which paralyzed his low ]
er limbs and he has never been
able to walk a step since. He has
a family dependent upon him, and
a son vim is also d cripple for
life, as the result 0f an unfortun-
ate accident. He conducts a small
country store and farm, as best he
can, few miles southwest Of
Brookhaven. He is an honest,
sober man and a good citizen, and
with him as treasurer the county IS
money viii be in safe lands.
County Superintendent Of Education.
Prof. Claude Bennett, Lincoln
County's new Superintendent Of
Education, was born III Lawrence
county, Miss, in 1879, attended
the public schools of that county
during bis boyhood and afterward
moved to Wesson, where he had
the benefit Of the public schools.
He began bis professional career.
as a teacher in Lincoln county in
1899, on a salary Of $I5 per
month. The winter of 1901 1902
was spent at the Southern Normal
School Of Bowling Green, Ky.
He next attended school at Missis-
sippi College, spending the ses
sions of 1908 '04 aud 1904 O5.
Most Of the time since be has
spent as a teacher in this county.
He resumed bis studies in Missis
sippi College this session and will
receive his diploma with this
years graduating class. HE was
awarded the honor of represent
ing Mississippi College at the
Chautauqua contest III the sum-
nler Of 1905.
Prof. Bennett IS young man
Of high ideals, the most exemplary
character aud personal habits aud
seems to have been inspired bya
laudable ambition from bis early
youth to succeed III The n0blesf
aud psst SENSE. l3e IS thoseeehlY
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The evil Of inconsiderate legis.
'lation is now being felt very SEN
sibly in Meridian; 4 recent su-
preme court decision having
declared invalid charter amend
ments upon which rest the city
police organization, The water
works purchase and ordinances
carrying bond issues. As stated
by a city reporter, the decision is
70 the effect that the legislature
exceeded It's authority, in enacting
amendments to the city charter:
tllat such amendments must be OBJ
tained through ordinance adopt.
ing them, with publication Of ap-
proval BIZ the Governor. 1t seems
strange that ii matters of such im.
poftance The strict letter 0f
direction should not be followed.
Nieksburg Herald.
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growth and increased Importance
of Lincoln county have added to
the amount and details of the
duties falling on her officials and
rendered it absolutely necessary
that only conservative men ofsex-
perience and proven capabiIity be
entrusted with the duties OF ad-
nlinistering her affairs and Mr..
McNair has discharged tile duties
of the Office most acceptably dur
ing his incumbency, which began
in 1900. Mr.. McNair has spent
most OF bis life in the service OF
the public. He is every mans
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wise and economical one and OBJ
viates all the difficulty Of fanlil-
iarizing a new Official with the
work.
Mr.. McNair will have as his
efficient and accommodating depu
ty, E F. Brennan, Jr.
Ci5Cuit Clerk.
S. p. Oliver will continue to
serve as Circuit Clerk, and no
county in The State can boast a
better or more faithful one. Mr..
Oliver was first elected Circuit
Clerk in 1895, and this is his
fourth successive term. So we'll
and satisfactorily does lie dis
charge the duties of this important
Office, that it is useless FOR any
nne else to run as long as he is 4
candidate. While its duties are
clearly defined they can be ad-
ministered to the greater satIsfac-
tion of the public by the admix
ture of little courtesy and a
spirit Of kindliness on the part Of
the official III charge and he has
never been found wanting in this
respect ~ any other which marks
the modei public official.
Mr.. Oliver was born Id Frank
lin county, Jan. 23, 1850. Ile
later lived in Lawrence county.
where bis father was probate
judge for six years, but has spent
most Of his life in this county.
Between the ages of sixteen and
nineteen he was public cotton
Weigher for the city Of Brook.
haven. Later he was elected a
justice of the peace and in 1884,
became q member of the Board Of
Supervisors. tn 1926. as lust
stated, he was elected Circuit
Clerk and has served continuously
IN that eapaeity ever since. Mr..
Oliver has q small farm u mile
from the Court House. ion which
be makes bis home and on which
he has conducted many useful ex
Asa farmer ana stock
as d citizen and neigIlbor,
he Is thoroughly iii sympathy and
/, n K. - s., ~. ~ :.
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len rapport with the educational
spirit and progress of the times,
and that his young shoulders will
bear Worthily the mantle Of Supt.
Green, his able and faithful
predecessor, no one who knows
him doubts.
County Surveyor.
Philip Blue the worthy Young
Dsmacrat of District No. 5 who
will serve Lincoln county for tie
next four years as County Sur
veyor, is a son Of the late Cant.
Luther Blue, who fer many years
served in the same capacity be-
fore him. MIR. Blue made a re-
markable race, winning the nonli.
nation BIZ q majority of 1877 votes
over two competitors III the first
August primary, which, as he was
q young man and comparative
stranger to the people, was d high
tribute indeed to the Blue nanie
and the record of his honored
father as we'll as a compliment 70
him. Mr.. Blue is a young Gen.
tleman Of the most exemplary
character and habits and will un-
questionably acquit himself with
credit in the position for which
he has been chosen.
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friend and nearly everybody is
his.
r. w. McNair was born ii.
Simpson county, Feb. 10, 1849,
and came to Lincoln county in
1870. He devoted his time to
farming, taught school fur while
aud in 1879 was elected county
assessor. Later lie served one
term on the county Board Of
Supervisors. During the period
between 1854 and 1898 inclusive
he was sheriff, aud in 1898 was
warden Of the State Penitentiary
at Jackson, having been appointed
to fill out an unexpired term.
Elected to the office Of GhanceFy
Clerk in 1899, this will be his
third quadrennial term. The
policy of continuing competent
officials in offices Of this kind
where a knowledge of details and
routine must be obtained before
good work is assured, it seems is a
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the water wagon and opposed to
political graft, that gave him the
victory. That. if anything, he
will improve on his past record
as Assessor, few who know him
doubt.
Mr. Cosnahan was born and
reared in the territory nuw known
as Lincoln county, and lived in the
northeastern section OF the county
the greater portion of his life.
He moved to BrookhaVen during
his third term as Assessor and has
since made this city his home.
He is of Scotch Irish ancestry,
genial and social IN disposition,
fine mixer Z and is popular
personally with most people who
know him He was born in 1858,
and his friends say his gray hair
Is due to early piety.''
County Treasurer.
Under Mississippi's Constitu-
tion, county treasurer cannot
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permanently impair his usefulness.
Fortunately, however, during the
past 70 months be has rapidly i'm.
proved and is now enjoying better
health than for years.
Mr.. Greer has Il keen apprecia-
tion of human nature its weak
points as well as it's best ones.
By reason of his practical know /.
edge Of men and business matters
and bis extensive and intimate acs
quaintanoa with all classes Of peo-
pie III every section of the county
combined with cool, conserva.
tive Judgment, steady habits, un-
inipeachable personal integrity.
and The highest type Of moral and
physical courage, il may we'll be
questioned II there IS man iii
the county SO fully equipped for
tile successful administration of
the Sllaritf i Office as ha.
Mr. Greer will have fur one III
his principal dnputies Jesse W.
GreeFss I Younger brother
ChaRgeFY Clerk.
This Office will continue ca ba
filled gy Il. Th8
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New Lincoln
County Officials

Lincoln connty's Is newly elected
officials will qualify next Monday
by making the required bond and
taking the prescribed oath, as a
condition precedent to their en-
tering upon their four year terms
of official service. These officials
are: ]. Frank Greer, Sheriff; r.
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been induced to come and make
their homes here.

been induced to come and make
their homes here.
County Assessor.
This will be Mr.. Cosnahan's
fourth term as Assessor of Lin
coin County. He was first elect
ed Assessor in 1891 and served
three successive terms. He was
never candidate for any public
Office before bis FIRST race for AS
SCISSOR. After serving three
terms in that flee and making a
record as one cf the best Asses
sors in the State, be decided not
to stand for re election again, and
entered the race in 1903 for Sher-
iff which was the only race he
ever lost This year be was
solicited BY bis friends to stand
for assessor again, and though his
chief competitor bad made q good
record during bis one term in the
Assessors Office, Cosnahan won
out BY a good majority IN the Sc
cond primary. He is one Of those
officials who is conscientious, inn
partial and fearless In the dis
charge Of his official duties. lie
treats men Of large means and
small means aIike-requlre that
all shall give in all of their taxa
BILE property at a fair and just val
uation, aud if they refuse or fail
to do this fixes the value himself
according to what he knows. by
fair comparison, their holdings
are worth, and assesses them ac=
eordingly.
1t was this record, combined
with the fact that he every where
proclaimed during his canvass
that he was running this time on
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Sheriff and Tax Collector.
J. Frank Greer, the next Sher-
iff and Tax Collector of Lincoln
County, was born in the south
eastern portion OF this county
July Is, 1862. His father.
Frank Greer, Sr., also d native of
that part Of the county, was
one of the first to enlist under
the Confederate flag and remained
true to its fortunes through tile
four years Of hloody strife which
followed Mr.. Greer's eduration-
al advantages were limited, and.
as he was the eldest member Of a
large family of children growing
up during the hard period that
Immediately followed the civil
war, he did not receive the benefit
of all the four months of public
schooling then provided. Natu-
rally Of bright and studious mind,
however, he has largely made up
for this early deficiency since BY
private reading and study. On
Dec. 4, 1884, he was married to
Miss Vashti Reeves, Of Pike coun-
ty. For several years after he
grew to manhood, Mr.. Greer en-
gagged in farming near where be
was reared, but in 1895, in order
to better educate his children, gof
which he has the full orthodox
number, he moved to Brookhayen
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Immediately succeed himself and
a new man has to be chosen every
four years. When the time came
for nominating a successor to the
present incumbent. Wm. G. Lin
ton, who resides III District No.
5. proved TO be the popular favor
lite among the eight candidates Who
entered the race. He was second
in the first primary and led bis
deseryedlY popular young COM
petitor in the second by $50
majority.
MT. Linton was prevailed upon
'to lnn as an independent eandi-
date for county treasurer AZ the rel
gulaF election il 1908, as a protest
against some of the political graft
chat SO notorinusly prevailed ia
connection With the regular Dem
eeratic primary of that year, and
came near being elected Id spite
ef the strong prestige which q
Democra6lo purity nomination
ssnally car ries. There arc some
who believe and say his victory
this year II the regular Democrat
lc primary was fhe echo OF the Id. .
spent protest III four years 400
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STATE PROHIBITION.
Mass MEETING CALLED AT JACKSON
THURSDAY, JAN. 9TH.
Dr. ". 7. LOWrey Issues an Address
to Mississippi PrOhibitiOnIsts.

DR.. w. Il. Lowrey, chairman Of
the State Prohibition committee,
has issued the following address
to the frieHPs of prohibition over
the State, calling on them to at-
tend the mass meeting to be held
in the city of jackson on the 9th
Of January.
70 Prnhibitionists:
To Prohibitionists throughout
Mississippi, j wish to issue this
brief address: The members of
the State Executive Committee,
together with thousands and tens
of thousands Of other loyal citi-
zens, believe that the time has
come when the dram shop ought
to 90 from Mississippi soil. The
time is probably now upon us,
when tIe majority Of the grown
white people in every county
(aounting both women and men1
desire the abolition of the dram
shop. The Women cannot vote,
but surely OH Legislators ought
to regard tle wishes On d quess
tIon like thi lister states are
outlawinQ alpon, and oHr
great State hot 10 lac be-
hind. YQRl elinittee desires so
ask the IaMre to adopt a
ilAmaEe tiie laws
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Sheriff and Tax Collector.

prove Of interest to our county
readers.
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WY James Lee Cot Wen.

Everybody In GAINESVILLE, o., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route s. She
writes: Ny husband, James 4. Lee.
firmly believes he owes his life 10 the
use Of Dr. Kings New Discovery. His
lungs were SO severely affected th1t
consumption seemed inevitable. when
q friend recommended New Discovery.
We tried it, and its use has restored
him to perfect health" Dr.. Kings
NewSDiscovery is the King Of throat
and lung remedies Tor coughs and
,olds it has no equal The first dose
gives relief. Try it, Sold under
at Roses Pharmacy. soc
and $50. Trial bottle free.
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a, 2. & A. SCHEDULE.
Number of Changes Of Importance
Have Bsen Made.

Number of Changes Of Importance
Have Bsen Made.
The following schedule on the A., 3.
< a was put into effect September 10;
Leave brunswick daily at a. m.
for JacksonpilIs and south
Leave Brunswick daily at $50 a. m.
for Atlanta and Birmingham.
Leave brunswick daily al S55 a. M.
for Jacksonville and Savannah
Leave Brunswick daily at p, m.
for Atlanta ami beyond and Savannah
Leave Brunswick Sunday onlyl at
sos p m for savannah
Arrive at Brunswick daily at 54a
IA M. from Savannah and north
Arrive h Rrun wick daily al 1885
Ia m. from Jacksonville and south.
Arrive al brunswick NJ 1915 a. N.
from Savannah aad Ja ks neiu7.
Arrive at Brunswick daily at 9.15
p. III from Ehmlngham ana Atlanta
Arrive brunswick SUNDAY onls
lat 1890 j.. "a from Jacksonville.
Joseph c. Llgsour.
Commercial Aeent.
J. A. BecEham.
Ticket Ascent,
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LET THE PEOPLE RULE.

A mass meeting Of the citizens Of
Brunswick will be held at the court
house at 9 o'clock, p. m, Friday night,
September 25th. 1903, to discuss the
proposed light and water contract.
The matter is important. All citizens
cordially invited TO attend.
Municipal Ownership League.
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OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
Msy e. l. ThomaaviIIe.

The Ritiemen held an interesting
business meeting. last night The
company IS seriously considering the
Invitation 10 visit the ThomasviIle fair
and viii take some action n tne mat
ler u a few days
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WILL OPEN MUSIC CLASS.

Miss Maud Nightingale will return
to this city en- October 1st and viii
Immediately open her music class at
the residence Of her mother, 500 Car
penter street.