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MANNERS IN BUSINE8S.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
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LESSON VI, FIRST QUARTER, INTER*
NATIONAL SERIES, FEB. 7.
Brains and Good Drporti
■ l ”« Ceeeblaatl
The value of brains in I
not be overestimated, of
Test of IS* Lesson, Marls i, 21-AL
Memory Verson, 21,22—Golden Teat,
Lake *V, 40-Commenlarr Prepared
by Her, D, N, Slearbs.
[Cepyrlrt ;, 1003, IT American Press Association.}
The oventa of thta lesson,vrere prob
ably Ini mediately lubsoquent to tboae
Of but week. This well tilled Babbatb
day Included Ills teaching In the syn
agogue and healing a demon possessed
man there; then the rest of tbe day
at Simon's borne, where He healed
Simon's wife's mother, and Jit sunset!
all' the alck who gathered about Si
mon's door. Tbe record of the first
part of the day la found In Luke lv, a*
well as in Mark, and the record of the
rest of the day Is found in Matt, vlll, ■
as well an In Luke Jv, The record of
'• this and every day of His public mln-
1 Istry la well summarized In Acts z.
38, “Anointed with the Holy Ghost and
With power He went about doing good j
and bcalblg nli that were oppressed of
the devil., for God was with' Hlui.” |
This also ought to be true In some
measure of every believer, for the life
of Jesus should be manifest In us (11
Cor. Iv, 10. 11). One bss said that tbe
eye of tbe world takes in more than
the ear and that Christians' Uvea are
tbe only religious books tbe world
reada. Therefore there la not ao pow
erful a sermon Tn the world as a con
sistent Christian life.
Having been cast oat of Nazareth.!
He tnado Capernuitm His home, which !
Is spoken of as "Ills own city” (Matt.
Iz, 1), and there and thronghont nil
Galilee. Ho preached the gospel of tbe
'kingdom and healed all manner of sick
ness and disease (Matt. Iv, 23). John
the Baptist was now In prlaon, and onr
Lord was probably In the bitter part
of His first year's ministry. As He
taught the people heard that which
they were not accustomed to, for He
taught with authority, no raid only
what the Father told Him. His test
book was tbe law, the prophets and tbe :
psalms, and He expounded In nil the
Scriptures the tilings concerning Him
self (John ill, -18. 40; Luke xxlv, 27.
44, 4.7). Just the same teaching and
exposition are needed today, and those
who teach otherwise than according 1
to tlio Scriptures are not following our
hlessed laird. x
Ki ll spirits still possess and speak
and act through men. women nnd chil
dren. and sueh are sometimes found
and address is always attractive. To
dislike him is impossible. He if not
trojyequippedfortho work by a col-
legeiate education, bat he possesses a
natural talent for journalism. Open-
hearted, noble-hearted, tender-hearted—
that’s “Jack” McCartney.
How, inasmuch os I shall give these
gentlemen my beet service, and as their
interests an my interests, I sun willing
to share with them your lore and es
teem. dome and get better acquainted
with these splendid young men who
have oast their lot among ns aud who
[are laboring earnestly and ably for
dlcstion of what yon are wltbln In the
estimate of most people, and If the
manner Is disagreeable few will take
the' trouble to examine Into yon any
further.
The consensus of general opinion Is
that the man who goes about with
porcupine quills as bis manners hasn’t
any brains worth bothering about Did
you never notice that tbe men who em
ploy large forces of Intelligent people
look at an applicant closely, ask a few
seemingly unimportant questions and
promptly employ or dismiss him? They
£ottoleu e
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Cottoltns comas in thraa sizes of pails—small medium, largo—branded 1
as shown hers—the pail in whits with red label and band. lathe can* '
tar of the label la our trade-mark—a steer's bead in cotton plant wreath.
All good grocers tall Oottolana-tha perfect shortening.
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don't aouddliia brain depth; they don't
obtain his biography; they don't Inquire
Into his social atandlng; they size him
upgrom bis manners, and If he Is brake
on the surface they don’t look for gold
within.
The employer knows that If an appli
cant's manner strikes him favorably it
will also favorab!y„»trlkc people with
Thomaavtllo, Thomas county and South
S, B. Blanton.
THE COTTON CRAZE
Almost every farmer In this ^cotton
has gone crazy on thocotton'qnestion.
We heard a farmer say recently, a
man whom we have always regarded
as a good farmer that he was going to
pot his entire crop in cotton melons and
cans, in the name of this prosperity
whloli we now enjoy, we protest.
There is money in ootton at present
prices; we all know that. - Bat how
many farmers ore there in Thomas
eonnty who have any cotton to sill?
And before they can raise another crop collecting ll-KhtMui City World!
prices are sate to tumble. I he melon- 1 ■ 1 1,1
business is almost like cambllng-if A WHISTLER PICTURE.
It Is In business, where cold calculation
so largely takes tbe place of feeling.
But tbe truth la that nowhere else are
manners of such Importance as In ev
eryday dealings. There Is no capital
and equipment any young man cab
rnavs that will pay blm better tban
good manners. There Is no possible
calling far which this docs not better
fit him. If he has brains the world
owes him something, but unless he baa
good manners he will hare a hard time
Tbs Dramatic Manner of Ita Walsh
anil an Antlallaua.
Whistler was one day Halted by- a
foreign artist, an old acquaintance;
with whom Whistler bad not as yet
quarreled. He was received with gen-
i and poorly pro-
ed Ids paper. .In
kind friends offer-
- for enough money
in cbuicii and Sunday school to this
day. They want to be let alone con
cerning righteousness and temperance
and Judgment to come. -They say.
"Speak unto us smooth things, prophe
sy deceits; cause the Holy One of Is
rael to cease from before ua” (Isa. xxx.
10, 11). Saying truo things about Je
sus Christ as this man dkl or as the
Woman did at Philippi (Acta xvl. 17) Is
not necessarily evidence of a true
knowledge of 1 Jesus; yet there are peo
ple even among the preachers whose
knowledge or Jesus does not seem to
esceed.that of these evil spirits. Where
there le no true reception of Jesus
Christ as the Saviour of sinners there
Is no life eternal (John L 12: I John v.
for mo to cngago In the newspaper bnsi-
ooooaa vary modest scale. It was
then that tasked for and sooored per-
mission to work at the ease in the
Timor! Enterprise office (for nothing)
tliat I might aoqnlro a little knowledge
of the mechanical department ofa nows-
aper. l lived ihreo miles from town
am! walked to my work every morning
*u *1 ’ ■< ± Ikiiu ■ ovory,night. The prin-
ttn in tbs ofSee* gnyed me, (all nve
The all-c6tton route la not safe, and
tlio Tlmes-Enterpriae begs the farmers
of thta section to look out for hhroorn
oribs and smokehonaea first, syrup next,
and go slow on ootton and melons.
Veterinary Hospital of Dr, J. C. Schwencke
locate l on Brord *»rret, op)o*ito Hwy W<od» KoM, in nit ui»to-Uate Ho*-
p»tw» tor f'ick liorMv-, route* Mirt
TJp-Ho*dMflHli»»|ilen;e»;l» lor ix-rfointiiift nil !.i ul* i f • jttratioux on animals,
iiuniiiatirn im\ Board m «out. Atnl cm
j.C. Scl.wc-m-kf, d.v. s.,
Tlumiiihville, Ga.
strength or lured human appotltes-
Ignoraaoe audJmvortv—the almost im-
pretnibtoj&ttrattv rock anluit which
many fond hopes and millions of Soautl-
fill drivuus have boon dashed to death.
After 11 yean almost every, lionr of
which has been a stragglo—a battle with
environment, with eireumnauces, with
nnsoan torore aud with unprincipled
mou—I find myself at a deal In the
bnlldluq where my newspaper career
began, as editor of the weekly, the first
paper for whloli I ever wroto a lino or
ret a type.
Daring all''.these yeara tire dearest
thought to pie is the faet that I still
retain tlio love aud oateem and good
wishes nt tlm peoplo who know mo best,
same than 1,000of whom have earned
■ their .names to ha written on the tab-
script ion book of (he South Georgia
Progress, and ths esteem of these people
Oil ano s
I‘ is whispered in no uncertain tones
t'mt Hon. Joim Templo Graves will an*
uounce for Goromor agiiiiiftt ->Hon.
Joseph M, Terrell. The race would be
a warm one should Ool. Graves decide
to enter.
EVANS & SON.
i dearer to mr than gold or Ufe. ,
Qtnce all my Interests are now with
in Tiimss-Euterprise, I wish to intro-'
oce to the readers of the South Geor-
ia Progress, myoo-laborers, \V. M.
lardy and J. D MoCart uoy, the chief
liter* and proprietors of the TUnes-
Interprise and South Georgia Progress.
Wilson 1L Hardy is a native born
ieorjrta ‘craoker.” He was but recent-
r a plow boy and one might dud some
nail him of day from tha old red hills
FlQgaqiia still sticking on ms heel.
At tbe present time there la a keeper
on a Hertfordshire estate who has
about twenty shots In hla bead. Nearly
thirty yenre ago this man was acci
dentally shot by an under keeper, and
there were twenty-two holes in tbe hat
ho wore, which la preserved to this
day. The Injured man never bad the
shots extracted, was long between life
nnd death and completely lost his heap
lug London Standard.
(Luke iv, 40, 41). i We do not rend that
they had faith to bo healed, though
their faith iqay possibly be seen in the
faet of their being there. We do see
two grent realities—on their part a
great and felt need and on Hla pert
a great and overflowing fullness.
Where the need is really felt and such
come to Him In faith Hla fullness will
be surely seen. •
Whet a busjr Sabbath <2«J! What
nntold light and? joy had come to
hearts and homes which only that
morning had been full of sorrow and
sighing! Fme as the air and sunshine
and ibowera Of heaven had (he bless-
logs come to all those -hearts and
homes. There Is a Sabbath coming tn
this whole earth when there shall he
no more sickness or pain or death
because this same Jeans of- Nazareth
shall then be King over all the earth,
King of kings and Lord of lords (Rev.
xxl 8,4; xvtl, 14; Isa. xxxUL 24; Zech.
xlv, 8). After some rest Hs is np s
great while before day and away alone
with Hla Father, tor Ha Bred by Hk
Father (versa 38; John vl 67). Bis
HOUSE PGR SALE—Pim-clnss sad
dle animal. -Apply to Evans & Sou’s
warehouse. 1-3-dwlm
Nothing has ever equalled it
Nothing can ever surpass it
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
f«C5@KS"*,m.
T. N. HOPKINS,
Attoraey-ut-Ln w.
Office 104 up-stairr. Droad St, Thon-.as-
villc, Ga.
Money to Loan on Thomas county
Real Estate at ypereent per annum.
Tbe Franco-American Conservatory
of Music in„Now York Oity, has con
ferred the honorary title of Doctor of
Music on Ur. Wm. D. Saunders of this
city. Mr. Saunders Is choir msstor and
organist atgSt. Thomas ohnroh. The
honor came to him as an entire sur
prise.
QnllSed Approval.
“How did you like the opera?"
“First rate.” answered Mr. Cumrex.
“I didn't care much about tbe tunes
they played, but It wap a great com
fort to hare enough noise to drown the
vacuous conversation that was going
on around me.”—Washington Star.
A Perfect For AH Throat and
Cure: * Lung Trouble*.
Moner hack If It rills. Trial BottM Doe.
CAN SAVE YOU money on aojtlung
in the building line. CaII and let me
Explain. Stanton, builder, next Times
enterprise. ltf
)*rx ho has been homing
nil within ooUego walls,
i it as knocked off tig rough
lootluil tne blunt and an
al Tory often show them-
H. S. LI8BEY,
Reprejicuu all Make*
PIANOSasdORGANS,
Gash or Tnslallmenia. ”
Band and all kinds Musical Instruman*
fliVaiiekaJ Vw—. ■! > es _
A Looking Glut.
Mr. Orittlck—Ills* Art* trill me tbe
doe* moat of her painting now on glass.
Mire Bperta—I think ah* means with
CASTOR IA
Pot Infant* and Children.
Tie Kind You Ha?s Always Bought
Metcalfe and 8 miles north of. Miocasu-
MaLako, will be sold at pnbiia sale at
Montioollo Fla., on Mooday.Febrnaiy
1st Terms cash. Farm contains #40
acres, about half cleared good condi-
tion»nrion Information
given by J. J. Tuner, Ada. Merrill-
Tunlng,
.
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