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The Search-Light. BAIN BRIDGE, SEPT. 28, 1901. CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor—K. J. Willis. Marshal.—E. II. marl. Deputy Marshal, W. H. Scott. Po- li-itmnn, dark K«ul. Ci.kkk ok Council.—II. Ximbmm city r-:ts» kr.-H. A. I.ytle, U.PKRMKN.—w. 'v. Wright, w. t;. Miuhl J. A. Held, K. T. Hines, V. Harry torson. r I’ui. COUNTY DIRECTORY. Ordinary.—T. I!. Maxwell. Ulkk 80- ftmnt'ofHT.- C. w. Wimlierly. Siikikp- I. I-. I'attftrson. Tax Collkctor.— M. >V. Hates. Tax ASSF.SHn.— A. I’. Long. Urtl'NTY Trasdrer 'leo. S. McNair. HOUR- tv -i rvrvor.—j. I*. Tolbert. ('ohoswfi—" J Frederick. Jllooi op City UoUT.—U. H. Bower DIRECTORY OF SECRET SOCIETIES MASONIC, iiki.plksk COUNTIES. OKtoN LoiiiiK, No. s.—Meets :trd Thursday «n (Mich mouth, lit p. tn. Jim I), llarrell, U . SI.JU. <1. Waodbnll, S \V.; J no E. Toole, J. W.J J. 1*. Hrown, See’v; I! A. MeTyre, treiiH.; \V. W. rainier, s. D.; j \\. White, J. i).; T. I. Tlinnilson, S. 8 •, W. II. Krause,,!, s.; V. Harry,Tyler. ItAINllIDOP. It. A . CIIAITLK Dr. J no. 15. Toole, High l’riest; L. K, l*at- King: Dr. il. I). Wilson, si rlbe, ;> Niissbimin. C. of II.: E. a. " lilts, It. A. < My Niissbitiim,’ I’, s.; 11. H. Ehrlich, M. or 8rd Vail; IT'/.'ieliarlas, M. of 2nd Vail; W. W. liar rail, M.ot Isi Vail; V. Harry,Sentinel KN1UIITS OF PYTHIAS. UKCATH Lotion, No. :t-. — Meals 1st and Jlrd Tuesdays In each month, H p. in. tl.C—A. M. Ramsey. V O.-M. E. O Ncal. Prelate-T ,1 Williams. M.of W. .1 EToola. K.ol It. and s. mid M.of !■' V. Harry. M.ol Ex.—0 W WInibai'ly M.nt.V. W H Ingrain. 1 1 11, s. J. ciinsnnt. D U.-J. it. Brockutt Even Mr. Ilanna seems disposed to give to President Roosevelt a dhnnae. A few days ago, in commenting on the annual report by State School Commissioner Glenn, we urged that each county he required to raise by local taxation for school purposes as much as it received from the slate. We knew, of course, that this would not he popular in those counties which now get more from the state treasury than they pay into it, but we did not know that they were ben- efltiug so greatly from the pension and school funds. For instance, Banks county pays to the Rtate in taxes $7,298.92 and gets hack in pensions $8,960. and in school money $7,598.12, In other words, the county gets more than twice as much from the state as it pays toward the state’s revenue. Carroll county pays in taxes $20,- 301.18 and gels in pensions $14’110 and lor school purposes $18,963.08. Gwinnett gives tip to the state $22,- (.72 in taxes, and gets in pensions $12,625 and for schools $16,855.08. Wc could mention many other onnties which get more than they five, lmt the foregoing are sufficient to show the wrong that is beiim per petrated on those counties which not only support their own hoIiooIs and pay their own pensions, lmt contri bute thousands upon thousands of lollars to make up the deficiences of other counties. Fresh Meats OF A.11 Kinds AT MY NEW Professional Cards- A L. TOWN8EN D. G. F. WESTMORELAND TOTOD & TYESTMCRELARD, Attorneys-at-Law, Bainbridge, Geor Don't wait until you become chronical ly constipated hut take DeWitt's Little Many Risers now and then. They wi! keep your live-and bowels iu good or der. Easy to take. Safe pills. It. L. J licks. Emma Goldman’s troubles didn’t i iirao singly. She has incurred the , in put 11 y of George Francis Train. A never failing cure foi cuts, burns. m dds, ulcers wounds and sores is De- V. i'.t’s Witch Hazel Salve. A most soothing and healing remedy for all skin i I,odious. Accept only the genuine. L, L. Hicks. Wo can at least congratulate our selves that Oyster Bay has a more agreeable sound than Buzzard’s loury Bruy don. Harris, N. 0., says; >ok medicine 20 years for asthma one bottle of One Minute Cough did mo more good than any thing during that time. Best Cough o.” K. L. Hicks. The United States senate appears , ' about the only tiling left that \Vi Kington hasn’t been expelled i l'oai. V: ;y physicians are now proscribing . ... . Dyspepsia Cure regularly having ■ubd that it. is the best presoldbtiou ,ev • iii write because it is the one pro- -.. in which contain the element:- u-y to digest not only some kinds- I,,., j hut all kind all kind and it there to. , res indigestion and dyspepsia no o what its cause. > Ti obituary poets are doing f leal to add to the general sor over President McKinley’s ■ IIHINTI 2 1 HOP ID* A DAY, <■ e’s no rest for those tireless little Dr. King’s New Life Hills. . ire alwavs busy, curing Torpid .1 atudice, Billiosness, Fever and i hey banish Sick Headiu-he. i n Malia. Never gripe or weaken. - i - o nice, wotk wonders. Try '.c at R. L. Hicks' ON WATER STREET. JETE H. POWELL. BAGGS&SPFJCE. TIKNTAL surgeons, BAINBRIDGE, GA. EgrOffice—Corner Water and West streets, in Chason Building. DR- ZZ. D. WILSOIT Dentist. —office— Over H. B. Ehrlich & Co.’s Store, Bambridg'e, - - Ga. n S3 B FtE-A. DTHIS. rv„ d.i QA We s « nrt y° u The r 01 IpltOil Search-Light, and Chatham county, that has a popn- i juvSe Jouraaf 11 Atla " ta °' irnal a " d lation three times as large as that of , _ Carroll, receives in -pensions only j W Al*Au $3,835, whilcis Carroll gets $14,110.' one year. We send The Search- Light and the Atlanta ROB’ L. Z. BRIDGES* Practicing Fhysician, BRINSON, - - GEORGIA . . All calls promptly attended. . albert h. „ w . Atto ney t Law aw bainbridge, Office Over Bainbrid g" Su l- STERLING attorney at ui bainbridge, DR, S. J CHESRUT. Physician and Surgecn Treats diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. All calls promptly attended, OFFICE ON Broughton Street R. J. ROONEY, Contractor and Builder. Estimates cheerfully furnished on all , . classes ol building. , . J. W. BURNEY, ifI\®HITE(£T 'MID BUILDER BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. BSyAgent for Hardwood Mantels, Doors, Sash and Binds, and contracts or first-class Cement Sidewalks. Will practice m all tl e c JOE. H. SI Attorney at bainbridge, Lav: Will practice law tew-t courts, except the criminalf! “' city court of Decatur cou ^ Public in office. JOHN c. attorney-at-u^ BAINBRIDGE, . Will practice law iu a n thee kLUsmUf ATTORNEYS AT; Bainbridge, Will practice in all the Federsli Courts Offices; L’p-staL*t| Building. SIC 2TUSSBA1 Attorney-at-Lvr BAINBRIDGE, - GI0| G. R AUSTIN. Will pi.tctice in all the « ial attention given to real mercial and corporation prnctiri K^ Office in old Bank Buildiia 1 Constitution. FOR $,1.5(1 There must he something radically wrong somewhere, or else the Htx , I( ai<Y| F>lft burden would not be so heavy upon * ' some counties, and so light upon others as to lie practically no burden at all. Would it not he well for those who are now discussing the methods for raising additional revenue tor the state without increasing the tax rate to devise some plan for reliev ing those counties which are now furnishing pension and school money for a large number of other counties of the unjust burden which they are carrying.—Savannah News. We send The Search- Light and the Twice-a A FIHE.MAV8 CLOSE CALL. Week Savannah News. Wesend The Search light and the Thrice a-Week New York World. New subscriptions or renewals for all these offers. Subscribe -A.T ONCE! -I ttiick lo my .Miougli -very 'Oml„.R«cip!,.ei, .punt ached and every nerve was racked j if B0 , oa ll at The Search-Light Joi Bo You Want 1 Envelopes, Cards, Note Heads, Letter J0b WOI’k? | Statements Dodg- |ers, Checks, Blanks. Posters, Business .etc ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office With Townsend & Westmor and. BAINBRIDGE - - GA. Byron Bower Gordon Bower. B0WER&B0WER, Attorneys-At-Law, BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. Practice in the State courts, Federal, and Justice courts. Office: Old Search-Light Build ing. W. I. GEER, with pain.” writes C. W. Bellamy, a lo comotive fireman. of Burlington, Iowa, I was weak and pale, withoot any ap petite and all run down. As I waf about to give up, I got a bottle of Electric Bit- tors and, after taking it, I felt as well as l ever did iu my life.” Weak, sickly, run down people always gain new life, strength and vigor from their use. Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed by R. L Hicks. Price 50c, nty good thing yet put for- Ktntna Goldman’s behalf is inont that she once horse- 1 Herr Most. ■ -, \ „ HE WAS TOHTIT1KU. Cm • uf.V-ed such pain from corns I ,.;.y walk,” writes H. Robiuson. ■ i .'-gh, Ills., “but Ruoklen’s Ar- -,u- completely cured them." : e in gic on sprains, bruises, cuts, I urns, boils, uicers, Per. i ]■ of skin diseases and piles. , eed by R. L. Hicks. 26c. TAX NOTICE. 1 will be at the following named pre- cincts’ou the dates named below for purpose of collecting state and couuty lax for the year 1901. Climax, Monday Sept. 23d. and Fri day Oct. 18th. Bell’s, Tuesday Sept. 24th. and Sat urday October 19th. Higdon's, Wednesday Sept. 25th. and Monday Oct. 21st. Reagan's, Thursday Sept. 20th. and Tuesday October 22d. Pearce’s, Friday Sept 27th. and Wed nesday Oct. 23d. Wlngham, Saturday Sept. 28th and Thursday Oct. 24th Attapulgus, Monday Sept. 30th and Friday Oct. 25th. Belcher's. Tuesday Oct. 1st. and Mon day Oct. 28th. Lime Sink Wednesday Oct. 2d. and Tuesday Oct. 29th. Blowing Cave Thursday Oct. 3d. and Wednesday Oct. 30th. Spring llill. Friday Oct. 4th. and Turs- day Oct. 31st. Fowltown, Saturday Oct. 5th, and Saturday Oct. 20th. Rock Pond Tuesday Oct. 8th. and Tuesday Nov. 5th. Iron City. Wednesday Oct 9th. and Wednesday Nov. 0th. Donalsonville. Thursday Oct. 10th and Thursday Nov. 7th. Steam Mill Friday Oct. 11th. and Fri day Nov. 8th. Lower Spring Creek. Saturday Oct, 12th. and Saturday Noy 9th. FncoviUe Monday Oct. 14th. and Fri day Nov. 1st. Recovery. Tuesday Oct. 15th and Sat urday Nov. 2d. Kendrick’s, Wednesday Oct. 10th. and Monday Nov. 25th. Pine Hill, Thursday Oct. 17th. and Tuesday Nov. 27th. Bainbridge two week-. November su perior court, after which the hooks will close. M. XV. Bates*T. C. D. C. Office to got them. Prices cheap and workdo ne at once. Trvus. Miorney and Counseler At Law, COLQUITT, - GEORGIA. Office: In Court House. TOMB ST01 AND— - - m um Do you contemplateeret'tinjaoj or tomb stone, or iu auy wtn proving j our cemetery lei! I so, write me at CUTHBERT. 1 will submit designs and pm will call at your home to seeyoi best work of all Grades of Granite art 2 PRICES TO SUIT IOt.1 T. G. SI A LUXURY WSTHflSa THE REACH OF ALL! The consumption of LION COFFEI has increased immensely, and this cofto is now used in millions of homes. The grocers all over the country keep us bmj delivering LION COFFEE to them. You will find no stale LION COFF® on his shelves—it sells too fast to grow sW Why? Because it is an absolutely pure coffi Our motto is Strength, Parity and Flavi Please bear in mind that LionOofTef is not a glazed article; it is not coated ^ Watch our next advertisement. egg mixtures or chemicals in order to a better appearance. We do not need to re- to such measures—-we have no imperfect' to hide! In every package of LION COFFEE yon will find a fully illustrated and descriptive list. No housekeeper fact, no woman, man. boy or girl will fail to find in the list some article which will contribute to their hap?^ comfort and convenience, and which they may have by simply cutting out a certain number of Lion Heads tff the wrappers of our one pound sealed packages (which is the only form in which this asewtient coffee is sold)- WOOLS! jN SPICE CO., TOLEDO, OHIO.