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TODAY.

Dear Lord, another year is spent,
And Thou hast in Thy loving kindness
lent
Us yet another newer talent from Thy
store OF time;
Aid all our efforts when IN weakness
we would climb
10 nobier. better things upon the
wrecked and broken fragments
of the past,
Thai so we may al last
build OF our failures. faults and fears.
O, time and toll and trials and tears.
a worthier temple of the dawning
years
Each shining day shapely stone in
Fixed firmly with the cement Of Thy
grace,
The ashes Of our vanished hopes. and
tears
or ripe repentance. Help US then
r. know this is Thy day-Thy year
and when
We spend IL save In serving Thee
'Tis blacklist blasphemyi
LENyoY.
Thus When the days Of years are past,
Thy worship in this temple done at
last,
n Faith and Hope and Love. oh. may
We richly be rewarded With Thy
smile for aye, D. @. Bickers.
Miss Arabella Wright is quite III
With grippe.
Miss Miriam Abrams has returned
fForn visit to Savannah.
ny and Mrs. H. 4. Wrench have
returned from a visit 10 Madison.
Miss Elizabeth penniman has re-
tmned from visit to relatives In sa-
vannah
Mrs. Vincent j. Hurley, Of New
York, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Edward Burdett, in Savannah
The helping circle of the Presby-
terrain church will meet with Mrs. w.
G. Lemen this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. NJ w Purvls has closed out
her millinery business and leaves in
a few days TO visit friends in north
Georgia.
Mrs. E. c. Bruce and children re-
turned yesterday from Thomasville,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives. vi
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Ths Evlcsnse II re eass.

Thirty-tA.ee years rse Is egta=uee
millions Of consumers IS egideace-
sales taad= u 1870 agea-s Is evi-
dencs- You buy so-lc gallons L. { ".
Paint AM three gallons pure li1seed
OIL az 81 cents. nix taem ard make
seven sallons best pailt raa for
use--cost only $l-z9 Per gallon Doae
in two minutes =. < Il Paints Az4Dts
IN Brunswick + ta= Georgia Hard
ware &C.. Rruns~fek. Ca
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THE STAYS The THING"

Having accepted the agency of the
celebrated 'SPIRELLA coRSETS' 1
an prepared TO take orders TO meas
ure and would be pleased 10 cab and
demonstrate the good qualities Of the
spirella to the ladies Of Brunswics
Mrs. w. W. Royal,
Phone e3S.
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Shareholders MEETING.


Brunswick, Ca. Disc. 10. 1908
The regular annual meeting Of he
stockholders Of the National Bank
Of Brunswick. for the election n
board q directors and the transact
Ion OF other lawful business, vii, he
Ee'a - the Office OF the bank m
tuesday, January 18th. 1909. at Il
o'clock. A. N. E. e. Walter, casbie,
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7: .I:si. Early Risers
vhs famous tsfsse nfsis.
S SPECIAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that neither
the master. owners nor agents of the
British steamship WoodaeId viii be
responsible for any debts contracted
by any officer or member OF crew OF
said steamship. other than by the
master. i. D. 81 stfaehan & Co.
Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that neither
The master, owners nor agents OF the
German steamship Eriphia VIII be
responsible for any debts contracted
~ any officer or member Of crew Of
said steamship, other than by the
master. F, D. NJ. Strachan & Co.
Agents.
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ciinehfieId-Thc ccal Of Quality"
Have you tried Clnchheld domes.
tic? Write the Southern Sales Agency
Of the Clinchfield Coal Corporation.
Charlotte, y. c., for prices.
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SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND NO. e
THE NATIONAL BANK or
BRUNSWICK.

Brlas7'iciE. Ca. Dec. 4, 1905.
The board Of directors Of the Ma
tional Bank Of Brunswick has this
day declared dividend Of -Four Dol
lars (S4.0oj per share PAYABLE to tie
sharehoiders Of record at close Ct bus
mess this day on and after January
I'd, 1909.
Checks in payment of this dividend
will De mailed.
E. =. Walter, CASTER.
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No one is immune from kidney trou-
bic, so just remember that Foley's
Kidney Remedy will stop the irregu..
larities and cure any case IF kidney
and bladder trouble that is not be-
yond the reach Of medicine. For sale
at Morgan's drug store.
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PIIes Cured in s to "A Days.

pazo Ointment is qua snteed to ,uIe
any case of itching, blind. bleeding or
protruding plies in 10 II Gays or
money refunded. 5oc.
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7. B. FERGUSON,
PHONE 667 1874 UNION ST.
Cloth al ives ans Paint LII e.

Is cheap aa- shoddy eioea O. sbo4-
ey PAIN Th5 L. NJ Is zine Metal
made iaee Oxide ef z.no con mad
with Ne..7 Lad and ta=a made s-+o
pant vl pure. Liuseed Gil fn tam
sand gallon grindings and ufvirgs
wears l9ES: actual cost oaiy 81 90
per gallon. L. & n Agents T3a
Georgia Hardware Co. B-unswia'<
Ga
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EEICIAL.
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zinc Meta Hs-- inta ox.e Of Zinc,
and t6ea cor. ai1e3 with waite lead. is
USED 70 make /. 3 N PANT. Zae -
impe-isaaaIe ard makes the palnE
wear as long 8 pQrs liasest oil VIII
hold to g rsace Tie / & Nj,
PAINT costs caIg abol5 1929 1er ea5-
ion H. G g. FaIac Ae.ncs hare is
tAs Geeia Hardware CompaaF.
Brunswick, Ca
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Collections.
Send all your overdue accounts to
Southeast Georgia
Mercantile Agency

Box 175. Lumber City, Ga.
Time, trouble and postage saved.
Collections everywhere. Prompt re-
turns. Fixed rates. References. No
charges unless we collect. ccrresEon-
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Clocks that run a. Mous Jewelry
store. Ex y III lwsa& r.
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5PELlAL LOT OF $3.50 OVER
COATS AND cRAvENETTEs NOW
$500 AT KAISER's.
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TOLEYSEONEYH6TAr
'ss ~Hsld,S Gs Srfs <rc. ne aein.>

DeWIIT,S . :ss:si.: WITCH HAZEL
SALVE. Fo--< les, EIrils, Sores.
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Fre.h Huyler's Candy for Christmas
Z Rose's Drug Store.
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Annual Reports.

N'uiOSl hSPSFlS.
The following reports were receiv-
ed, ordered published and filed. aad
the sum of so appropriated for tbe
purpose Of having them published IN
pamphlet form for distribution.
From the Mayor;
From the Finance Committee.
From the Public Works Commit
tee:
From the Police Committee:
From the Fire and Building PER-
MUS Committee;
From the Hospital and Charts
Committee;
From the City Clerk;
From the City Engineer and Direc-
tor OF Public Works:
From the City Attorney.
From the City Physician and Healtl
OtFcer:
From the City Marshal and Chic.
OF Police;
From the Electrical Engineer.
/ From the Chief Of the Fire DeDart.
! ment;
/ From the Superintendent OF SAM
tauon:
/ From the Harbor Master:
tan these reports win be published
in full laterl
/ Aldermen Robinson, Mann and Dart
+ the retiring aldermen. expressed theit
appreciation of the eourtesies extend
ed them by the mayor and their asso.
ciaSes in council during the past year.
The following motions were adopt
ed: That the minutes OF this meet
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SPECIAL LOT or 5000 MEMS
SUITS NOW s1f.75 AT kAlsER's.
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Reports Of Officers
By the Finance Conmi.tsa

~ Ihe FINANCE Comml5tsa.
BE 1t. and ii is hereby resolved. gv
the mayor and aldermen OF the eitz
Of Brunswick, in council assemble
that the sum Of ave thousand dolia
be appropriated out of The revenu b
Of 1908, separate from and il additi s
TO the revenues from Town Commons.
as special appropriation to the
beard of education OF Glyna count
Adopted
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SEE ouR SPECIAL VALUES gn
$3.50 ana sttT5 MEMS SUITS. ARE
Wc7TH DOUBLE. At KAISERs.
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ee!tee, Fire ard suildirs Permits.
Il '-GEE :, ,. II. Leo. c. MoEaryey
Sa1 tatiea. Liaf. and Water.
u a. B2S I. Goldsmith. + H
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Mrs. z. c. Bruce and children re-
turned yesterday from Thomasville,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives. ~
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- IT. 4 Ea&, c. Z.
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Fu-ic wo-<s and 5uaslns.
g 1atla2 L Ludvls VI A. Ba-
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NJ s-@' H. Tay,or. " r
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06
The Call Of Opportunity.
Charlotte Observer

NudFiOItt oueerVer.
The tendency OF humanity is to do
the same thing. The need OF hotel
in a town may be apparent for years.
When some one person makes a move
then another and sometimes another
follows suit. A property goes beg
ging for an indefinite time. Some
body makes a move to purchase it
and then, presto! three or four peo-
pie want it.
One OF the most attractive neglected
things in North Carolina would seem
to be apples. Flour is now selling at
seven dollars a barrel. Apples are
selling at eight dollars. The wheat
for the -four has to be grown from
the seed every year. The same apple
orchard may be heritage from seed
lings OF previous generation. Sto-
ries have been told, and these are said
to be true stories, OF more than &c.
900 net from four acres OF apple trees.
We often heed the call from afar
about opportunity when the very
best opportunity is at our doors and
we heed not the nearby call. The
mountain country Is rich in oppor-
tunity to lay by "a small sum OF
money in the form OF an apple orchard
which in time may become the foun-
dation OF an independent income
without work. We speak particu-
larry OF apples in the mountain sec
ton but even the more or less infe-
rior grade of apples raised on the
foothills and good only for cooking
would be of better value than the
usual staple crop.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06
,Woman's Home Companion For
NAV.

The burden of our changing social
order falls upon our daughters. claims
the WOman's Home COMPANION for May.
and this magazine shows by striking
examples and figures how topsy -turvy 10
our way of training girls.
In this same issue In a charming article
by Margaret Sangster, showing that the
millionaire mother il by no means as
black as she In painted. Mary Heaton
Vorse. in her own inimitabIe style proves
that II we are fat II IL our own fault.
In more serious mood 10 a trip through
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art with
Sir Casper Purdon Clarke az guide.
This valuable article IL illustrated by ex-
quisite reproductions Of famous paint
ings. Other articles Of interest are The
Art Of Economy" by Mrs. John Van
Worst. and The Commuters Of New
York" by Albert Bigeiow Paine. IAN
Imperial Wrath" by Clara Morris, con-
tains charming "reminiscences of the Em-
press Eugene. Lucy Green" friend
less seventeen year.old girl. tells how she
went to Boston penniless in search Of a
job. and how she got one.
Afraid" 10 a story in iona Gales ex-
quisits style; Hearts and the Highway"
has Cyrus Townsend Brady's usual
Twink aba oaSu. Abu ne TouT Aasth-
turesses" In another story by Hubert
Footner. whose freshness and humor
have established his reputation.
This issue Of the Woman's Home Com
paBion II distinguished BY two features
"A poem enfirIed The Grandmother,
by James Optenbeim, and fulfpage
drawing by Harrison Fisher. showing
Margaret and Gerard. from The Gois-
ter and the Hearth"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06
The Original Thirteen States and
How Formed.

Chariot. Chronicle
How many OF the Chronicles read
ers can name off-hand the States CON-
prisin- he original family of thirteen?
They were: New Hampshire, Massa-
chusetts. Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland. Virginia. North
Carolina, South Carolina and Geor-
gia. 1t is interesting TO recall how
the families grew from these States.
The facts as given out by the director
OF the United States census show that
Vermont was added from New York
in 1871, Tennessee from North Caro-
lima in 1896, Kentucky from Virginia
in 1892, Ohio was created ir 1902,
Indiana. 1916. Mississippi from Geor-
gia in 1917, Alabama from Georgia i'm
1919, Maine from Massachusetts, in
1919, Michigan was created in 1897,
Wisconsin was made a State in 1S4S,
West Virginia seeded from Virginia
in 1863. The States named were
framed ont OF all the territory which
belonged to the original thirteen,
and were all East of the Mississippi
river. Florida was the property oi
Spain and did not come into posses
sion OF the United States until 1920
1t was made a State i'm 1915. All Tn.
States and Territories West OF thu
Great River were acquired, some in
the Louisiana Purchase from Franc.
in 1903, Others from Mexico after the
war of 1S46--47, while Texas wa.
added by annexation i'm 1915.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06
The Cotton Journal

The lotion Journal
The man who plants one hundred
acres OF land in cotton and nothing
in other crops has forty bales OF cot
ton at picking time which he sells
and pays up accounts. buys a very
few Christmas presents Tor the wife
and children and is then done with
the crop, the years work and the
money it brought him. He is then
ready to go in debt for all supplies
TO make another crop and travel the
same road another year. There is
nothing for the husband. vile and
children to look forward tn while
this practice continues.
Is the fact that they tire OF the
farm and weary of farm life TO be
wondered att Wouldn't yon tire
and sicken of the same thing? Are
you not getting sick OF il now" A
good doctor would remove the cause
of a disease rather than treat the
symptoms. The one-crop practice
is the cause of your malady known
rs discomfort. You are the doctor.
Ii you are good physician the ei-
fort to remove the cause OF the all
ment will be inaugurated ut once
1t will be too late to take up this
treatment next May or June. Ii is
not too late now.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06
North Carolina Leads.
News an 4 Observer.

NEWS anu thsefNFf-
"W here North Carolina sits il the
head Of the table. has been written
so often that il has become an ex-
preston that deserves the quotation
marks 1t is not alone an expression
OF a fancy. but behind it is the solid
support of stubborn facts.
1t is not the purpose here TO show
in what things North Caroliua has
always stood first, for its record is
as a light set on mountain. and
what it has done as n leader forms "a
record that is known OF all. 1t Is not
surprising then to learn that once
again North Carolina leads all the
States OF the Union, its leadership i'm
this new matter being put beyond
doubt aud cavil.
This new record is in the matter OF
the average size OF a family, North
Carolina leading in this, and the
authority being that of the United
States census. This says that the
North Carolina family average is
4-6 and this is the highest average
size OF a family in the United States.
Race suicide may be discussed as az
fecting other States. but it has
no.hing to do with North Carolina,
where the home and home-life are the
dearest possessions OF the people,
who are shown to be the leaders I'm
the highest average of members OF
the family. 1t is a record OF which to
be proud. and it gives a new cause OF
pride to every patriotic man and
woman in the State.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06
The Passing Of Slavery.
Charlotte Observer.

Charlotte Observer
The institution of slavery under
the circumstances of its location in
the South. naturally divided the
Union upon political economies. Lin
coin said, that nation half slave and
half free could not survive. This was
because free institutions begot one
set ofeconomics and the constitution of
slavery begot another set. II we look
into the history of the development
of the institution of slavery, we find
that Southern people Inaugural ted the
movement for abolition and for the
total elimination of slavery from this
country. In the early days OF the re-
public, Mr.. William Pinkney, of Mary
land, delivered memorable address
before the Congress against measures
which were intended to perpetuate
the institution. As manufactures are
today a revival i'm the South and not
an entirely new movement, SO also
those economic principles which are
founded upon free institutions and
not upon slavery, are revivals and
not new measures. Thus we gradual
~ get away from the institution of
slavery, and thus we build better and
more wisely a strong and a whole
some Christian civilization.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06
The National Magazine for May

Administrations at Washington may
come and go, but the inimitable Joe
Chapple, editor OF the National Magazine,
always adjusts his Washington depart
ment to the men and the times, and never
fails to give those intimate touches and
interesting bits of information in q
chatty vein, which reveal veritable
moving picture, and do more to inspire
interest than would seem possible at a
first casual reading
Other notable contributions to this
issue occur in the series of articles, 1.-The
Story OF a Great Nation" i'm which is in
cluded the story Of the Weather Bureau,
by Willis f. Moore, director of the
bureau. who gives a remarkable sketch
OF the work that ia of special interest in
view OF the "iare-back" incident OF the
Inauguration of 1909 The "Story of
the Paper Mail Bag" is told by A. l..
Lawshe, Third Assistant Postmaster
General. 1.-The Nations Great Library
is most captivatingly described by Mr.
Herbert Putnam. Librarian of Congress.
''The American Consul's" far-off foreign
fields are contributing fascinating illus
trated articles on their work
1.-The Cowboys of Alaska" a thrilling
story of reindeer Cowboys" reveals a
new phase OF American life never touched
upon before; the sketch is deliberately il
lustrated, and brings Alaska close to
the National frontier.
An appreciative sketch of Sam Walter
Foss, Yankee Poet" by Rev Peter Mac.
Queen, will be eagerly read, as will the
verses by Charles Winslow Hall, who
Marches Next Memorial Day."
The illustrations for May are OF unu
sual interest, notably the pictures OF The
members Of the new cabinet and theii
wives, for they have not been over
looked. In every way this Issue indi
Gates the broad home-like spirit OF thu
National. which gives to matters tina,
are usually considered too serious ant
dry" for entertaining reading just tn,
touch that makes the magazine eagerly
sought for.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE
I'm WHISTLES

1t is the only kind of service any con-
Germ can afford to give if they expect
your continued patronage.
If you have tried other Mail Order
houses and were not entirely satisfied,
then you are urged to Immediately in
yestigate our goods and methods OF
handling orders.
Fill out the attached coupon. We will
Immediately send you our complete
Price List, and by letter tell you more
about our different brands. In the
meantime. if you are in immediate need
of any liquors. send us an Express or
Post Office Money Order, let us know
about the price goods you wish, and We
will do the rest, guaranteeing satisfac-
ton, or money back.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06

are now only selling direct to the con-
sumner i'll dry towns, through our Mail
Order Department.
No other concern could possibly get
so many recorders, and all this comes
from giving full value and thorough
satisfaction.
We are whiskey specialists, and every
division of our business is handled by
practical men, who are masters in their
line. They are trained to suggest to us
ways of increasing our business. and
THE KEY NOTE OF THIS WHOLE
INCREASE IS SATISFACTION TO
THE BUYER
This is the kind OF service you get
through our Mail Order Department
1t is the kind of service you are look
ing for.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06

The Durham Heraidsays that now
the politicians are through with the
ward meetings the people will be
heard from. We suppose the politi-
clans are running Durham. as they
do most OF the towns Of the State
and they do so with the aid and con-
sent OF the people, so where have the
latter kick coning?-Wiimington
Star
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06

The scramble made by Democrats
for the Eastern iudgeship is disgust
ing in the extreme. 1t is TO be hoped
that the fawners will all be- disap-
pointed, and that President Taft will
give the place To some straight and
loyal Republican. IT h omasvilie
Charity and Children.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06

The growth of dewberries along
the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad bids
fair to become almost as good an in
dustry AZ the cultivation OF straw
berries along the Atlantic Coast Line.
High Point capitalists have pur-
chased thirty acres OF land near
Aberdeen and will grow dewberries.
They are palatable and delightful
and the demand is greater than the
supply. 1t will bring much money
to the State and help in theessential
OF diversifying what the farmer has
to sell.--NeWs and Observer.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06

Raleigh Evening 7 lines.

An Iredeli county farmer has had
n public school teacher arrested for
whipping bis boy at school. The
father may have just cause for
action; we don't know the facts. but
il it Is like the majority OF ouch cases
that come up the father il simply
training his boy FOR service on the
chain gang.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06

DO you have that dark brown taste in
your mouth every morning when you aw akeg
ii so. you are bilious and should take two
ssr three of those little BLOODisE LIVER
Pills. Easy to take. never sieken. weaken
a- gripe 25e maiied bs The Bioodine Co, Inc,
Boston, Mass. Sold By W. W. Parker,
Special A.;enf
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-05-06

Are you troubled 70 Seath daily with
Eezema7 Why suffer when BLO0DIsE ONT.
AEST viii give you instant relief and PER
manently eure you? Soc box mailed by The
Bioodine Co., Inc. Boston. Mass Sold BY
W W. Parker. Special Agrnt.