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Newspaper Page Text/ TIM£S.£NTEHPifl8f3 "HOifASVILLE, GEORGIA MAT 27, 1904. " WfEKLY TIA1ES-ENTERPR.se. AND South Georgia Progress. Fohlished every Friday by the Tiraes-Enterprise Publishing Co, Wilton M. Hardy, President. John D. McCartney, see. dk trees. At the Time-Enterprise Bonding. ThonuurvUle, Gn. Entered at the postoffloe at Thomas- Tille, Os., a. second class mail SITBSCRIPTIO!* RATES. Weekly, One Tear .*1.00 " Sir Months " Three Months 86 Daily, One Tear *5.00 11 Biz Months 9.6o Three Months...., 1.85 “ One Month 60 ■■ ■■ • ■ ■ ■■■■■— Official Paper of Thomas County Guaranteed Circulation a,350. The Athens Banner terms the present system of bank examining a farce. The Georgia building at the World’s Pair wiftae opened on Jane 14 th. If yon And three wishes, wlist would the other two besides. the one for rain, Be? When we go to St. Lon is 4ro are going to hunt op the man wlio li^cs 011 15 cents a day. The Increasing scarcity of farm labor makes tlio pecan grower patjijmsclf on the back. Don’t harden yonr £frieu>l« with yonr troubles. It yon do, yon won't have any friends eoou. They call summer the silly season Wonder how the ileoratlte* will recog nise its advent. Tiie w«Mcrmelon shipment from Flor ida has already commenced. It is a week ahead of last year. Henry Wattareon told the World's Press Parliament! how not to write edi torials. Henry ought to know. Therefore eight candidates in Georgia for delegate at largo and four of them will feel small after the eleotion. A man whom her papa caught at it admits to ns that the scientists are right wbenthoy say kissing is unhealthy. Those Odd Fellows will go home from Booth Georgia declaring that tlila la by all odda the finest section of the stale. Doe of oar subscribers says he has killed a doxenQtnakea aud£lmng their skins up to dry ingthe^snn, and atUl it doesn't rain! It may ho a ease of; Horn Hoary G. Turner vs.“tIon. James; M. Griggafcr .delegate-at-large to St. Louis. Which aounda bolter to yoaV TiieJTmies-liuterpruo wants tone every Thomas {county family represent ed at the county picnic ou June Id. And^tliojcrowcljwlll be the beat fed, beet looking set of people in Georgia. The Mobile Regis to ifis paiued bocans the bill oolleutors lure uo|day set aside for them at the World's Fair, bat may be oomtortmi by tiie thought that biU collector's have no day. They are to call tomorrow. In the ce.uetcry at Albauy, Us., i» 11 grav^touc bearing ftlie sUnple;tnecrip- tlou. “Oar WUlie.” Inquiry develops the feot]that it doei not refer to Politi cian Hearst, bat wejtake it at an omen, prophesying his political prospect. Jost'now tue atteuuuu u she country is directed toward the variousjeducs. tional institution* The tremendone importance of a good common schooled- ecation is becoming) better nnderstood every year. Mattbew)Arnoid says: ‘•The one to whom JyouJgivela drudge’s training will do |only;a drudge’s work, and)wili;do it in a drnilge'sjway." Any)Imovemrut for better Jsolioo! a should have tiie hearty>aii;>ort’ of every good citizen. CASTOR IA For Infant* and Children. n>Khd Yon Haye Always Bought Sears the 1 of THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON IX, SECOND QUARTER, INTER NATIONAL SERIES, MAY 29. Teat at the Lessen. Matt, snvl, IV-30. Memory Vereee, 20-US—Golden Test, . I Car. V, V—Cenasslsrr Prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearns. [Ceprrlfht, UOS, by Aatrkta Prat Attodstin.] Between the last lesson, on humility, and this pataover lesson we have omit ted nearly all the events of the last week of HI* life and have com# fight np to the very last evening before His crucifixion. It seems so unsatlsfaetery to get so llttlo where there Is so mtseh, bat this is true of" even the smallest portion of Scripture, and we most rely upon the Spirit to give ns all that Bar tecs we can receive. In a sentence, let os glance at some of the things we have passed over—the healing of the- blind as he entered and left Jericho, the visit to the boose of Zaccheus, the supper and anointing at Bethany, the pnbUc entry Into Jerusalem, the temple cleansed, the fig tree cursed, the poor widow's offering commended and many parables and discourses. Hsppy are the believers who pan find time to meditate mneb upon these uud upon sll Scripture. Tbe events or our lesson era recorded by Mark and Lake as well at by Matthew, and Luke zzll, 8, says that He sent l’eter and. John, saying, "Go und prepare us tbe passover that we may eat.” Then they aaked Him, “Where wilt Then that we prepare for Thee to eat the passover?” He sent them into the city, telling them that a man bearing a pitcher of water would meet them and by following-bin. they would find the bouse. Then they were to ask tbo geoduian of the bouse, and he would ahuw them u large upper room, furnished und prepared, and there they were to make ready. They found as He bad said and did as He had appointed them (Mark xlv, 13-10). There is a word in i’rov. ill, 5.0. which baa Iwen a blessing to me for fall forty yearn, having taken hold of me when I was a young man. a clerk In a store. Do not fail to look it up and eat it, and may the “where wilt thou” of this lesson and tbe “what wilt thou” of Acta lx, 0, be onr continual attitude to Him whose we ere and whom we serve (Acta xxvll, 23). who bus all onr good works prepared for us to walk in and who will guide us as sorely and defi nitely n» He guided tbe apostles on this occasion and when He sent them far the ass' colt (Lake zlz. 30-32). See for your comfort and assurance In tbo matter of guidance Eph. II. 10; Phil, iv, 0. T; Ps. zxxil. 8; Isa. xzx. 21; xli. 13: but bo sure you never lean to your own understanding nor want yonr own way in anything; bo good clay in tbe poster’s hand (Isa. Ixlv. S; Jor. xvill. 6). Now let us visit tbo npper room and see our Lord aod the twelve at tbe passover. This also had been foreseen and arranged before tbe world was. Of nil tbe possovere, frpm tbe first in Egypt (Ex. xli). this was the greatest, for It wns tiie last, tbe consummation and fulfillment of all the others. Con cerning this one He sald s “With desire I hare desired to eat this passover with you before 1 suffer; (or 1 any unto you. i will not any more eat thereof until it lie fulfilled In tiie kingdom of God" (I.ukc xxli. 15. HI). Thus IIo points us on to a greater deliverance for Is rael than ever Egypt bad witnessed (.Ter. xvl, 14. 15; xzltl, T. 8). All the steps in the great atonement whereby Israol should be redeemed, the church gathered and the kingdom of God es tablished on this earth bad' been ar ranged In tbe eternity past, in due time unfolded, foretold, foreshadowed to man, and ns tbe appointed time comes all Is fulfilled, for “tho Scripture can not be broken.” and "every purpose of tho Lord shall bo. performed” (John X, 85; Jer. 11,20). The Institution of tho passover (Ex. xli) should lie carefully studied, and the lessons of the lamb, tho blood, the Miter herbs, the unleavened bread, etc., lie prayerfully enforced. The feet wash ing and the teaching connected there with (John Mill. 1-17) should be consld- 1 ered before Jadns Iscariot la pointed out us tho betrayer. How awful the words, “One of you shall betray me." "It had been good for that man it he had not been born" (verses 2t, St). Jesus knew from the beginning who they were that believed not and who should betray Him (John vl. (H), but that did not In the least excuse Judas, for he bad every opportunity to believe if bo hnd only been willing. In John xlll, SO, we read that Judas, having re ceived the sup, weut immediately out. and It wns night. It Is still night with him who betrayed Ills Master, ihc blackness of darkness forever, and there Is no escape (Job xxxvi, 18; Luke xvl, 20; ltev. xxl, 8). The passover being fulfilled, or about to be, but not for tbe national benefit of Israel at that time, because thoy knew not the time of tbelr visitation and would not have tbelr Messiah, He Instituted a new ordinance to continue till He shall come again, ns it is writ ten In I Cor. xl, 28, “As often ns ye eat this bread und drink this cup ye do shew tiie Lord's death till He conic." Then shall begin that phase of the kingdom when Christ shall reign till tic hntb put all enemies under His feel, after wbleb He shall deliver up the kingdom to God the Father, that God may be all in all (1 Cor. xv, 24-28i. During the time of Ula absence we arc to be wise and faithful stewards occu pying till He come (Luke xlx, 13). We are to be His faithful witnesses, preaching repentance and forgiveness of alns among all nations and not shrinking from fellowship with Him even in somewhat of a Gethsemanc and Calvary experience a* tar aa He may see fit to grant it to ns. As Hia body end blood wen given for ns we roost bold oure, thus redeemed, wholly at His disposal as HI* witnesses (Rom. xU. 1.2; II Cor. lv, 11; I Cor. vl, 19, 20). COMINGS AND GOINGS. Merrillville People PatreMze tho tlmH- road* and Visit EaaR Other. Merrillville, Ga. May *4: On last Friday Prof, W. J. Mathews closed the spring term of the Merrill ville school and the school children will now enjoy a few numtns vacation. In aweek or so melon shipping will be the order of the day, and onr north ern friends will be the recipient of a great many car loads of kolb gems. Mr. J. M. Dykes lo wearing a broad smile these days tho result of having won a year's subscription to the Times Enterprise by carrying in tbe largest eantelonpe to that office. Mr. Dykes is a successful farmer, sad we hope all the farmers will follow hto example. Miss Nettie Sane retained so her home a* AutreyvlUe-last Sunday, after avisitrto her friend to-Mite Fannie Began' Prof.- W. J: Mathews was minging with hit friends in Tkomsevdle Satur day. The picnic at Big Creek ehaieh on lost Friday,, was a complete ■ A large crowd attended) • good asm- ber being from Merrillville. Mr. Carl Lane la busy those day* prat tiring for hto initiation into Ben Hill Lodge No. 3678 010 M. A. and he assy be teen any afternoon riding a fence rill to get in trim {or the- goat, wish which he has a spetial appointment i-eit Friday rffght at the Merrillville school boose. When the goat gets through with Mm he will boa moch wissr ban before, firs. M. C. Sheffield and children oi d Mrs. Thomas Lanier attended the cion ing exvrcisea of the Norman Park In- atitntolast Monday evening. Mrs. N. K. Turner after a weeks stay with her eon Mr. W. B.. Tomer return ed home Monday. Mrs. Joseph Jordan and hor daughter lisa Vaiaie spout tiie day here Monday the guests of Mr. E.' C. Jairett. Rev. A. Stephenson attended tie closing exercises of the Hwtitute asNor. man Park Monday evening. —— Dr. D. O. Montgomery, Mr F.N. Car ter and Seward Gandy formed a party of excursionists from our town to Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mathis returned home Tuesday after a few days visit to relatives at Oolilockonee. A Wonduful Invention It is interesting to note that fonunes are frequently made by the invcaxiou ot articles of minoi importance. Many ot the more popular devices ace Ihisc de signed to bo. efil people and meet popu lar conditions, and one ol the most in teresting of these that lias ever been in vented is the Dr. While Electric Comb, positively cure dandruff, hair falling out sick and nervous headaches, and when used with Dr. While'. Electric Hair Brush are po-itively guaranteed to make straight hair curly in 2$ days’ time. Thousands ol theie eieclri* oornbs have been sold in Ihe various cities of the Union, and the demand is constantly in creasing. Our agents are rapidly be coming rich sailing these combs. They positively sell on sight. Send for sam pic. Men’s sire 35c:, ladies’ 50c.—hall price while wc are introducing them.) The Dr. White Electric Comb Go, De catur, III. 5'" Sick headache results from a disorder ed stomach and is quickly cured I y Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab lets. For sale by J. W, Peacock. <LSw WORLD'S FAIR Low rates, shortest route, quickest time!* Choice of three routes via At lanta Montgomery or Birmfegbam. Sleeping can all tbo way. From Albany season tickets tScrOfi. 60 day tickets *99.8915 day tickets *84.00. Coach Ex cursion tickets good only in coaches, on sale from all points except between Ope lika and Birmlngham.May 16th and 81st good returning ten days from date of sate, *17.1*. Proportionately low rate* from other voint*. For full particulars. World’s Fair Lit eratae, m*p«, etc., call on or write year nearest ticket Agent or I. O. Brinson, commercial Agsnt, Albany, Ga. Makes A Clean Sweep. There** nothing like doing a thing tberonghly. Cl all the tzlrtm yoa ever heart of, Booklen’s Arnica Salve is the best. It sweeps away and cores Borns. Sores, Bruises, Oats, Boils, Ulcers, skin Emptieswand Pile*. It's only 35c and ruar—led to give satisfaction by J, W Peacock Druggist. A Startling Teat. To *a*re a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt, of No. Mek—pany, Pa., made a startling test resulting in a wonderful cure. He writes* ns patient was attacked with vioteat hemorrhages, caused t>v ulceration of tbe stemacb. 1 bad often found* Electric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles so I prescribed't&cm. The patient gained from tbe firsthand has not bad an at* tack in lr months*” Electric Bitters are positively guaranteed for Dyspep sia, indigestion* Constipati— and Kid ney trouble*. Try themi. Only Hoc. at J. W. Peacock's. * Sore Thing. It »»»aid that*nothing is sore except death and taxes*, but that mi not al- together true. Dr* Kind’s New lhscov cry for Consumption is a sure cure for all lung and throat troubles.- Thous and* can testily* to that. Mrs. C. B VanMetrc of Shepherdtown, W. V»., says *1 had a severe case of Bronchitis and fora year triepeverything lheard of, tart got no relief:. One bottle of Dr. Kmg*s New Discovery then oared me absolutely.” It’s infallible for Croup. Whooping Cough,.Skip Pneumonia and Cor **u in prion. Try it. It’s guaranteed by J. W. Peacock. Druggist. Trial bot- rks Iree. Reg. Stzas 50c. $1.00. flado Voting Again:: One ol Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for tan weeks haspue me in ivy ‘terns’ again” writes D, H» Tarner of Orrop>eytown. Pat They’re the best in tiie'world lor Liver, Momach and Bow els. Purely vegetable. Neves gripe. Only 25c. at J. W. Peacock’s Drag Store. uulck> Arrest, ). A. Unlledgeof Verbena, Atot was twice in tbe hospital:from a severe case oi piles causing 25-tumors Alter doc tors and all remedies failed, Buckler*’* Arnica Salve quieloly arrested farther rnftaraation and cored him. h Con ner* aches and kills paii L Peacock’s, Druftgi»t. EXCURSION KATKft Via Atlantic Hi rating batik l. Louis, Mo., Account Leuis.iana Purchase Exposition, May tv Novem ber yo, IQ04. Season Excursion Tickets will be sold daily, beginmg April 26th. and continu ing during the period of the Exposition ith final limit December »$ 1904 Round trip rate from Thomasvillc $37,35. Sixty day excursion tickets will be sold daily, beginning April 25th, and continuing during the period of the Ex- losition, with- final date to leave St. .ools. returning*sixty (60) days in addi tion to date ot sale. Final date in no case to exceed December 1 Round Fiftcr -j exceed December 15, 1904. trip rate from Thomasvillc $31.20 rn day exctirrion tickets will be ..old April 25tb and continuing during period of Exposition, with final date to leave St. Louis returning fifteen (15) days from date of sale. Round trip rate from Thomas ville $65,45. Coach excurson tickets will be sold May 16th and 3U!, with final date to leave St. Louis returning ten (lo) days from and including date of sale. Round d rate from Thomasvillc $18.15. For schedules and full information apply to A. I.. Spicer Agent, Thomasvillc, Ga., THE REPUTATION our Ice Cream Soda has won is su due to the fact that we giv^ The Best in Town. In every department of our .tore we exceL We carry a fine assortment of Sponges, Bath Brushes, Toilet Powder, Perfumes, etc. Our Perscriplion De partment is perfectly reliable. S. H. PRICE CO. The Light Running ^ PLANO has revolutionized the harvesting busy iness. Save your mules and get a machine that will last you a lifetime. The binder that has a record 391, 000 bundles without missing a single bundle, and without perceptible wear of any of its parts. A mower that for speed, light draft and durability cannot be equaled. For sale und on exhibition at my stables at Boston, Ga. Planete Jr. Cultivator. It is the verdict of every farmer that has ever used one or even seen one used that the PLANETE JR. CULTIVATOR is the- greatest labor savor aad grass destroyer that ever went into the field. It does the work thoroughly, quickly and with ease to the operator. IS you are not. already using them get yourself right and call on or write JOHN Gr. BURNEY, Way’s. Building. BOSTON, GEORGIA.. “For what is worth in anything But so much money as ’twill bring;”-Butler. We desire to caU.attention ot our customers this week to a large line ofi Buggies, Wagons and Farm Implements. -r—We handle the Weber Wagon and the Virginia Wagon, the Oxford Buggies and the Rex Buggies, and the McFarlane Buggies and Surries. We have combination corn and cotton planters and combina tion guano and corn drills. We-have the beet line of Fertilizer Distributors we ever taw. Yon can put out with them from one hundred to two thousand pounds of fertilizers per sere. We olio carry a full line of two horse riding und walking cultivators and weedere. We are still offering bargains in —Flour, Sugar and Tobacco— and have on hand yet seme select North Carolina Seed Pinders. Remember that we give with each 25c cash purchase a ticket eu- titliug you to a chance at the beautiful Ames stick seat run about cu display in our window, which will be given away on May 28th. One of our customers will get this beautiful run about. You may be the lucky one. COME to see us. Comfort Trading Co. Sole Agent Jacobs Gandies. BOSTON, - - GEORGIA.