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' * - -■- - • -1' * CHUECH MEECTOBY. ■ ItBSBVTKKIAN OHUItUH. ,, Ntsbct, Pastor. Services li:is. ”• . _.. 4|i|ii|i\y^ ill 11 u* in > :,l ‘? "prayer meettmf Wednesday l 5, !. • ,1 ,y soliool lit -i. Utf J* * i t s 0 ,p£in«4mie>it.; Public weicomi BAPTIST UHUUOH. ,„„,,.,,a n. u„ Pastor.—Ser • L '. a v 'it'll o’clock a. m.and 'i.bbatti school at «HB«. in. Pra* '' * Thursday evening ftt i .80. inUft'iy‘' ,vUetl to uttend u " thl ‘ 6< ‘ M K.l llUHOH,SOUTH. ... k. Smith, Pastor.-Preacbinp " ■ , ‘ ♦ ii .« m. and 7 JO p. in. bbl .VViV'\vediVe».lfty event!*. • Sab „eet!n*_weu A „ ' re cordially In KltMliftl finutilMHt | itten‘1 111 tlie services. ng the past six montliR 127 h9ve been organized and have need business in the Southern Texas heads the list, with four new national banks and ue banks. Virginia and Geor ae next, with twelve new banks nmero is loan and trust, com- have also been recently orgah- Soatheru cities. uve been suffering from Dys- for the past twenty years and jevu unable after trying all itious and physicians to get lief. After taking one bottle y l Dyspepsia Cure I found re- d am now in better health tiian been for twenty years. I can ,i <e Kodol Dyspepsia Cure loo ” thus writes Mrs. C. W. liob- fortli Creek, Ark. R. L. Hicks. re is manifestly a great eduoa waste in tlio frequent and un- for change of teachers, espeo n tiie rural districts. In many we find the term divided into 4 er and winter schools,” with teacher at the beginning of No teacher can do effleieut mill lie knows and appreciates hvideal characteristics of ev- mpil under his charge. The s true of the learner, aud where edition holds, the work of the r and the capacity of the echo - e largely wasted. Directors ntly regard the school as exist- • the teacher, rather than the r for the school. Consequeqt- e is a decided lack of purpose teachers and a shameful waste ds by officials.—Ark. School 1. tr—miitimZ'* THE LETTER.* TO THE CHII.DBSN: Clnldren who real my lay, Thus much 1 have to say: Each day and every day Do wlial is right! Right things in great aud email! Then, though the sky should fall, Sun, moon aud stars and all, You should have light. This further, I would say: Be you tempted as you may, Each day.and every day.,/ Speak what is true! True things, in great and small Then, though the sky should fall, Sun, moon and stars and all, Heaven' would show through. Life’s journey, through and. through, Speakiug what’s just and true, Doing what’s right to do Unto one and all, When you work and when you play, Each day aud every day; Then peace shall glide your way Though the sky should fall. FOR TEACHERS. higher standard of ti aching ability and special preparations than is de manded in the country schools, though they do not show up their' good fruits to a very great extent simply by neglecting their duties as t-icher. A teacher or parent wl o tails to doal| in his power towards bringing up children so as to develop them into rrue men and wotueii cotuj mits a crime against posterity and will be called on to answer at , the bar of eternal justice for the awf.,1 clime, whereas it should be their chief concern to develop and polish them for a l igher existence. They an’t do it thougli without some help from others. The teacher who h s ceased to grow is dead already. The teacher who lacks spirit, who possesses hut ittle individuality has p obably been lead for sometin e. M tb scholar ship alone will not make a successful teacher. To this must be added a truo character and a professional spirit born ol a desire to be the best teacher possible, and renewed and strengthened by a careful and con stant study of the fnndamental prin cipals in education. April 23, 1901, ‘Teacher. PLANT SYSTEM. Florida and Cuba! Double Daily Passenger Service. -T0- Montgoinery. Troy, Ozark, Dothan, Elba, Bainbridge, Tiiomasville, Valdosta, Way cross, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, BRUNSWICK, JACKSONVILLE Teachers, a five mo ths term of 1901 is drawing near to a close. Have you thought one time of the work you have been doing?—l dare say if you have giyeu it a tho ght., I fear it lias been a thought and noth ing else. It is now time for the wise teacher to begin to see his or her failures and ther cai se^, mistakes, and results of labor.' Some teachers tftlnk because they have a great deal of experience in teaching that it is not worth while for them to attend meetings, associations, etc. I say one’s own little way of teaching will * out to them, laughing, or making re- IT CIRCLES THE GLOBE. fame of Bucklen’s Arnica as the l>e3t in the world, ex- muid the earth. It’s the one healer’of cuts, corns, burns, , sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, aches, pains, aud all skin , Only infallible pile cure. io x at It. L. Hicks. PLANT RICE. ; purchased the machinery be prepared to clean all Un it may be brought to Climax isoii. N. C. Bell. Climax, Ga. FOR SALE. 20 horse power engine and a great bargain. Will trade le or horses. AddresB A. S Whighsm, Ga. Dillard) Bainbridge, Ga., does hs carpenter work, and for the ;ush figure. He furnishes es elieirtully and executes his ently. Give him a trial. furnish your material for the ■oi k ui your buildings. Every heap for the cash. Reid & RILES OF POLITENESS FOR CHILDREN* To be polite is to have a kind re gard for the feelings of others. Be as polite to your parents, broth ers, sisters and schoolmates as you are to strangers. Look people failv ill the eyes when yon speak to them or they spoak to you. Do not bluntly contradict any one. Whispering, laughing, chewing gum or eating at lectures, in school, or at places of amusement, is rude and vulgar. Be i oubly careful to avoid any rudeness to strangers, sneh as calling H. GRIFFIN, I DEALER IN NDS OF HOMEMADE HARSESS- =rlE ITewtly and Promptly EsKtttid. EPAIRING a specialty. KMS: STRICTLY CASH“®« h Broad Street near Brackiu’s BRIDGE, - GEORGIA. out the help of some one else is a very poor wav. When the teacher has reaeher has reached the state where he needs no holp in Reaching then is the time for him to leave the school rotitn and let some one else till his place. It seems as if we have some that have readied that state as they do not care to gain any inforraa tion or give any. So n any of us neglect our duties more than we should. Aae not sins of omission as great as sms of commission win n they can be prevented by a few words or deeds ? How can any one idle away these precious moments and see ouo children growing up in ignorance ? So many people see our aud their children going down to de struction aud ruin, and still they will lift no warning hand to save them from their bad habits. There should be more attention given to our young .men of this day and time. Three girls are now grad uating from our high schools to one bo., and they are capturing all plao, s of honor. Teachers must keep up with the demand of the times in order to bi n g the children op in a way that v. ill be Inst for them, or cIrc be rele gated to the tear end in everlasting obscurity. This good way can onl) e found by attending meetings and reasoning with learned and experi enced teachers and people. An ex perienced teacher who does not care to help the inexperienced teanher and give him all tiie light he can is whol ly unfit for good work as a teacher. We wish to urge upon our teachers the need of thoroughness and defi niteness in their work and not keep your eye altogether on the small sura of money you are to receive. “Be your labor great or smajl, do it well or not at all.” Special preparations for the work of teac'iers should be required. As a rule the city teacher has a longer term than the country teacher, and all FLORIDA P0LYTS. NEW Through Pullman Cars '.S!: york, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington, Richmond and all Points East, i*> connection with SOUTHERN HALLWAY AEDATLANTIC COAST LiHE. To 3-b. Lcnai*. Ciaeiaaati, X.ou.i,«viUo, OHioago, Staau City, BinaiaghasaRsm, ITaahvills, XT*w ©rlomxxm, and all poirvfc* VO’mm'k and X?or-tHwcat. Leave Bainbridge going East—1:40 a. m., 12:30 p. m., 4:40 p, m , 5:00 p. in. Leave Bainbridge going West—2:15 w. m., 10:55 a. m., 4:00 p. m. Connections at Savannah with Ocean SteamahipTine and M. «fc M. T Co., for Naw York, Boston and Baltimore. For further information, call on nearest Tioket Agent, or address Bw vyreuu, R L. TODD, Pass. Traffic Manager, Division Pass. Aaent, Savannah, Ga., Montgomery, Ala. GEORGIA PINE RAILWAY CO. — Thron&teeska River Route.” Schedule effective June 24, 1000. NORTH ROUND. SOUTH BOUND. n arks about them. Do not stare at visitors. In passing a pen, pencil, knife pointer, hand the blimt end toward the one who receives it. When a cla smate is reciting, do not raise your hand until after he has finished. When you pass directlv in front of auy one or accidentally autioy him say “Excuse me,” and never fail to say “Thank you” for the smallest fa vor. On no account say “thanks.”— School Rules of Santa Barbara, Cal. No. Al. Daily except Sunday No. 8. Daily except Sunday. No. 1. Sunday only. 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Sunday only. IU in it ni 8 nil H 111 ti IS n in 8 is h m 7 4S |, ni 4 07 p in (I 80 ]i ui ti 4S V UI U 10 p III s ru p iii 5 KS p II. S III |> n, 4 5S p ni j 4 SO pill 1 8 47 p ni I 4 as J, iii | No. 4. Dully except Mn.doy. in is t, in 8 SO H III ti IS ll ll, 8 4S n in 7 4S p n. 4 07 n in H I’d p in ft 41V p ii, 5 Ml p n S Ml p in S 8b | in S p ill 4 BS p ui 4 CO p in 8 '.7 p Hi 4 as p ni 14 SO p in 1 14 SO p n, 8 10 p in i » 10 ft in No. I'Hily except Sum uy 1 41 u ui 14 SO p in 10 ao r u, 7 oo r in 11 *S ft III S 80 ft in 14 IS p III 14 10 p UI 11 40 u in 11 47 II III 11 ii H in 10 4B ,. in 10 '.ii n in 1 SO p III I 12 44 p lit I 11 40 n in 7 no ii in I so p m 14 44 p III II 20 it in 7 80 li in I—IMunt System. >—Georgia Pine Rallwuy. ■> »—Central of Georgia ll'y, A—Georgia & Alnbnnin. Trains SI, l, and a nnd 4 make close connection nt Arlington w ltli ( entml of Georgia for and from Albany, Mftcon, Allantu nnd nil pointti KiihI ami Went tin reef. Trains' 3, and f’Jmnko close connection at cut Bulnbtldge wltli the I'lftlit System for and from Savannah, Montgomery, and all points Kiist. end ti eat thereof. K. B. COLEMAN, General Superintendent. A parent who fails to do all in 1,1s or her power to bring up their chil dren so as to develop them into tr ;e men and women, commits a crime against posterity, and will be called to answer at the bar of eternal jus tice for the awful crime of bringing souls iuto the world for no other pur pose than of prostituting them, where as it should be their chief concrn to develop and polish them for a higher existence. This School Commissioner Kobt. Bowen and one member of the board of edu cation will attend the annual conven tion o" the School Commissioners and M mb^rs of Board of Education in Athens the 7, 8 t.nd 9th ot Mnv.con- s qnently Mr. Bowen will be absent from his office iuqt week. ESTABLISHED 1885. THE STAR Shaving Saloon. West Broughton St., Bainbridge,Ga Established bv a home boy. First-class material and polite and at tentive Barbers. ■Will F Thornton. PROPRIETOR. PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE 3 SAILINGS EACH WEEK 11ETWEBN Pert Tampa and Havana* Tin Key West. A new treatment for tuberculosis is announced from Buenos Ayres. It is the discovery of an armory surgeon. The subcutaneous injection of a ser um, as yet kept secret, is the method employed. Cases are claimed to have been cured in from forty to ninety days. Many similar announcements have been made, but as yet the spe cific lor tuberculosis is lacking. How ever, progress is being made* and each new announcement of the kind rekindles the hope that science is nearing the time of placing under subjugation one of the most terrible Plant System trains run direct to ship side connecting with Steamers leaving Port Tampa9:00 P. M. Mondays,Thurs days and Saturdays For an information as torates, sched ules, and reservations address B. W. Wrenn, Pass. Traffic Manager. R. L. Tonn. Savannah, Ga. Division Pass. Agt. Montgomery, Ala. is largely due to the fact that as a j enemies of the human race.—Savan- olass the city teacher represents a nab News, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what yon eat. Itartiflclally digests tbe food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon- JtructiDg tbe exhausted digestive or gans. It is tbe latest discovered digest ant and tonlo- No other preparation can approach It in efficiency. It in- P IttVUlCUwj DDUl >JWIllOvll| A’ uuovu. Sick Headache,Gastra1gla,Cramps,ao£ all other results of imperfectdlgestlon Prepared by C C DeWItt A Co, Cb*«aa» HENRY VAUGHN Practical Blacksmith and Wood- workman. Always ready to serve. Lowest p'ices for best work. g&*Shop ou West street, near old Townsend Warehouse. BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. NOTICE. Get your work done at the o.d re- liable'stand of A. GUY Boot and ShoeMaker On Water Street. THL- NEW YORK WCRLD, THRICE A-WEEK EDITION. ~ : he beet paper at the lowest Pr ce \ YEAR 156 Pai’KBH FOR ONE DOLLAR As ood as a daily at the price if a Weekly. 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