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BAINBRIDGE, At'G. 24, 1901.
CITY DIRECTORY.
Mayor—K. J. Willi*. Mahrbal.-K. H.
inurt. DopotyMMntfiRliW.ll.8eou. t‘o-
lci-iimn, Clark Held. ULtHorOOUKOIL.-B.
Nm.liiiiiu CITY r*A«0 ZH.-U.A. Lytle,
AI.MMMKK.-W. W. Wright, W. O. Maihl.
J. A. Held, B. T Hines, V. Burry, L F l»t.
tornon
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Educational Bepartaont,
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HOW SHALL CHILllHRA HR LKI1 TO LOVE
UOOU HOOK*.
Isabel Lawrence, Superintendent of Traitr
lug Department, Normal School, 't. cloud
WIumtMOln,
The chili] is greater than the book,
! and the book must wait upon bis
:m»«HAHT.-t. iTlilxwon. uui w-lnw*. The instinctive interests
t , Y" U h l liM.*raT' W T?^ r ! which predominate at any given pe-
M. ,V. Bate*. Tax Ak«kh*o .-a. P. Long.,
coi'mty tbasokkh.—s. McNair- coys- nod of child life determine largely
rr sravtiton-J. U Tollvrt. (WoMR-lI J
Juno* or t.Trv Dour.—li
I what he can appropriate from luera-
| ture.
««■««** asocial and ECO.
Professional Cards-
DE.S. J CHESNUT.
Physician and Surgeon
DIRECTORY Of SECRET SOCIETIES
CJno. D. Harrell, W. M , «. «. Wooillmll, S
W :Jno K. Tooln, J. W.; J. I*. Brown, Sec y;
11 McTvre, Trea».i W. W. l-alinor, s U.;
J W WhltM, J.D.iT. 1. Tliomiiwil, 8. S i W.
II Krium-J. V. Berry,Tyler.
The child before eight is interested j ply oert , un 80cla | trilt ,hs which psy-
in vivid images, but not in relations. j c , Jo|ogv offt)rs The raost important
of these is suggestion, together with
imitation, its corollary. An under-
Renbeti Post Hnllack, Boys' High School.
Louisville, Ky.
The teacher who is anti-social
commits a crime if he does not im- Treats diseases of the Eye, Ear,
mediately follow some other voca-j Nose and Throat,
tion. Those vested with authority .
in the educational field, whethei
boards of education, superintendents
or principals, who try to rule their
teachers by the anti-social feeling of
fear are an abomination in this new
era, as is the teacher who tries to
secure results from pupils by making
afraid.
The teacher who would be a social
economic power must learn and ap-
B|#hoh Bower,
UAlKHtDOK II.A f.’KAl'PLK
High 1-ncwt; I, K, Put-
UKCATU l.om.t, N"
Tuesday* In eu
D. a—A. M. Kiunsey. V. (!.—M. B. O'Neill.
Prelate—T J William*. M.of W.—J KTooln.
K. of 11. mills mill M. or K -V. Berry. M.of
Kx.—UW Wimberly M at A. W II Ingi'uin.
I li. —s .1 rii'isnut. 0. G.—J. It. Ilrockett
m asonic. He cares for actions, for color and
»Hi"H | s»iw«,jSi|0.^-MeBU | 3r4. riitir-iiny | ien80) f ol Uie marvelous and the im-
wiHxihuii, s p 0B8 |ijj e j hence he revels in myth
fairy tale. This child knows only
the family, loves stories of children,
delights in the Indian, but lias no
more comprehension of his own
si MAimuMif ’of’*1. :'b. j'wiiYuTk a! i r .;'siu I country than a Zulu savage. Khythm
N11 tubful 111. r. ’*• II* Khrlicli, M. or -Ira t _ ..
v»iii'• r. fliicimtin#, M.of tend v»ii; \v. xv. iiur attracts him to song ana poem. h*ven
roll/M. of Ml Vail; V. Hurry.Sentinel . . , , ..
I lim prose atoms hIiouM “run in the
KNluiiTsill i*v iiiiAs. jears like the noise of breakers.”
aj.-Mimt* MtaiKi am ,
nhmonth,sp.in. From, eight to fourteuu the boy
reads invention and travels greedily
to find out how things are done. He
loves the moving tale flavored witii
bloodshed and wonder. Give him
this sort of iuoidant in good literature
where it embodies truth and thought,
and he will soon reject worthless stuff
of his own accord. The girl book
of this period is largely pernicious.
Let the girl read her brother’s book
till her demand for the love story
cannot be ignored; then give her the
best class of novels.
F'rora fourteen to eighteen in early
adolescence there is a craze for read
ing. It matters not how many books
are mad so they be wholesome. Let
the young mind catch fire at many
points, so the spark be divine.
There should be more story tell
ing and oral reading in home, school
The
Doe.
world owes much to John
Don’t bo sulisfied with temporary re
lief from iudigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure permanently and completely re
moves.this complaint. It relieves per
manently because it allows the tired
stomach perfect rest. Dieting won’t
rest the stomach. Nature receives sup
plies from the food we eat. t he sensi
ble way to help the stomach is to use
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which digests
what you eat Htid can't, help but do you
good. K. L. Hicks.
Capital aud labor are engaged in
a struggle for “parity.”
O. 0. Buck, Beirne, Ark., says: I was
troubled with constipation until I bought
DeWitt's Little Early Kiser*. Siuce they
have liven entirely cured of mv old
complaint. I recommend them. it. L.
flicks.
College boys are growing hair for
the fall games of foot ball.
All calls promptly attended.
OFFICE ON
Broughton Street.
,J. E. MATHIS,
Contractor and Builder,
BAINBRIDGE\ 6A.
Bids Submitted on All Kinds of
BRICK: or : WOOD : WORK.
121 tf
standing of the basal elements of
sympathy is necessary.
When a teacher lias mastered the
law of suggestion on its social side,
when he has brought into play the , ... ,,
,, , ... Koot I Estimates cheerfully furnished on all
intelligent imitation of the best,
R. J. ROONEY.
Contractor and Builder.
Bower &.Bo
Attorneys-At
BAINBRIDGE, GEo
Practice in the State „„
and Justice courts. con *ts,
Office: Old Search-ly
ing
G. R AUS
ATTORNEY-AT-LA
Office With Townsend 4 ^
and.
BAINBRIDGE -
w. I. GEE
Mtorney andCounseler
COLQUITT, - G
Office: In CourtH
aud library. It is not wicked to be-
when he lias developed the potential
capacity for sympathy, when be has
influenced children to do things for
others, when he has ceased to tell
them that education consists it know
ing where to look for facts, and has
taught them to set problems of their
own to solye, when he has impressed
them that wealtli depends not so
much on mere saving as on the use
made of that saving, when he has
made them understand that iutellec-
tural, moral and social culture con
sists in larger measure, not in learn
ing by rote other people’s knowledge
in those branches, but in drawing
knowledge from the living well of
experience, when he lias taught them
to have increasing wants, the result
of high ideals, then and only then,
does the teacher become the needed
social economic power ami raise to a
higher plane the world with which he
'comes in contact. There will come
to this republic the loss of Eden un
less greater teachers ou the social
classes oi building.
J. W. BURNEY,
fflpjITEGT ftl^D BUILDER
BAINBK1DGE, GEORGIA. ?
Agent for Hardwood Mantels,
Doors, Sash and Blinds, aud coutraws
for first-class Cement Sidewalks.
Skit
gin in the middle of a book, if that | „ ide are rostored t0 UB .
be its attractive point. It is as absurd
to make a boy study tbe life of the
i-^ivu 6 .* ^ BFyaatevillo Ind *ay» au thor, to interest him in Ichabod
DoV\ ittv \\ ueh Hazel salve healed win-; ’ .
Crane, as it would he to make a
nlng sores on both legs. He had suffer
ed (1 years. Doctors failed to help him.
Got DeWitt’s. Accept no imitatiuus.
1<. L. Hicks.
By the time it is all over, at the
present pace, there will uot be a
single hero of the late war left on
his pedestal.
In o i-es of cough or croup give the
little oue One Minute Gough Cure. Thou
rest ea*y aud have no tear. The child
will be all right, in a little while. It
never fails. Pleasant to take, always
safe, sure and almost instantaneous in
effect. It. li. Hicks.
If the action of your bowels is not
easy and regular serious complications
must be the final result. DeWitt's Lit
tle Kisers will remove the danger. Safe,
pleasant effective, K. L. Hicks.
Mrs. S. H. Allport, .Johnstown, Pa-
says: Our little girl almost strangled to
death with croup. The doctors said
she couldn't live but she was instantly
relieved by One Minute Cough Cure. I».
L. Hicks
The republican leaders who con
trol matters political will not take
ex-Senator Chandler's advice to make
real fierce war on tile trusts. They
know that though Chandler abuses
the party, now and then, he will, like
Senator Hoar, vote for it right along
no matter what it advocates or does.
—Augusta Chronicle.
While there is room for more cot
ton mills in the south, uear the cotton
fields, it is hardly probable that such
large profits as were made just after
the Spauish war will be made again
by cotton manufacturers. Tbe
North Carolina men of means are
showing wisdom in diversifying in
dustries. The wood factory at High
Point; the new knitting mills at
Winstou; the furniture and wood
working plants as well as new cotton
mills everywhere show that the south
will not in manufacturing put all its
eggs in one basket.—Raleigh News.
Last year tbe United States coin
age was worth 9136,009,000.
man study the lnmily records as a
preliminary to falling in loye with
tho daughter of tbe liouso.
Finally, any chil,d will love good
literature who is surrounded by its
lovers. Before wo legislate that
every teacher mas*, smg and draw,
let us insist that no teacher who
knows not literature and loves it uot
be appointed to take charge of child
ren of any age.
We in i d to put more purpose in
the school work. The demand for
thoroughness in the elementary stud
ies is reasonable aud ought to be
heeded, but the demand muse be in
terpreted with due regard to the ma
turity of tLe student.
There must be as many uourses of
study as there are essential differ
ences in population, or else there
must be one course extensive enough
to meet the varying needs. The
curriculum must afford ample ma
terial, tbe teacher must make appro
priate selection.
The teacher who insists ou the same
aUamiucnis from al' the students of
a class, irrespective of the home en
vironment, misunderstands the pur
pose of the curriculum, and by his
own fault causes it to seem over
crowded.
TOT I'AUKliXIliHT ALARM.
“Oue eight my brother’s baby was
taken with Group,'’ writes Mrs. J. G.
Snider, of Critteudeu, Ky., * it seemed
it would strangle before we could got a
doctor, so we gave it Dr. King’s New
Discovery, which gave quick relief and
permanently oared it. NVe always keep
it in tae house to protect our otiiidren
from Group and Whooping Cough. It
cured me of u chrouie Otouchil that no
other remedy would relieve.’ - Infalli
ble for Goughs, Golds, Throat aud Lung
troubles. Me aud 91.00. Trial bottles
free at K. L. Hicks.
Fresh Meats
O F
All Kinds
AT MY NEW
BUTCHER - SHOP,
ON WATER STREET.
JETE H. POWELL
A DEEP MISTERV.
It is a wistery why woe:on endure
Backache, Headache. Nervousness,
Sleeplessness. Melancholy, Fainting and
Dizzy Spells when thousands have pro
ved that Electric Bitters will quickly
cure such troubles. “I suffered for
years with kidney trouble,” writes Mrs.
Phebe Cherley, of Peterson, la., “and a
lame back pained me so I could not dress
myself, but Electric Bitters wholly cured
me, and, although 73 years old, 1 now
able to do alt my housework.” It over
comes Constipation, improves Appetite,
gives perfect health. Only 50o at K. L.
Hicks drug store.
Had Wh*l She Wnnietf.
Pnpa—^There, there! You needn't
kiss tue any more. Tell im* wlint yon
want. Ou: with It.
Daughter—l don't cant anything. 1
waut to give yon something.
Papa—Yen do? TVbntV
Daughter—A scn-ln-low. .lark asked
me to siH*aU to you about It.—Philadel
phia Pri’ss.
Colon ti»- Contraries.
"Ynien n lady says No ' she means
‘Yes.’ " observed the philosopher of tho
boarding house, "and when her pupa
throws you down the front steps and
■wears nt you until you have disap
peared In the gloom there seems to be
something contrary about him loo."—
Baltimore American.
A Rent Need.
“Ntliy. ob. why,” wailed the woman,
picking tip the watch nt her feet and
holdlug It to her ear. "doesn't some
body invent a watch that you can drop
without Its stopplngT’—New York Sua
Wb*r* the Fonlt le.
Tbete complaints of bud cooks—have
you observed u.ai they all come from
elderly people? Children are given the
scrap* arooud home, say nothing and
get fat. The world is all right; tbe
cooks are all right; It's year stomacti
that Is cwt of order.—AtehlsoD Globe.
An Incorrigible.
"It there ever was a terrible child In
this world." remarked the worried
mother, "brt one.”
•‘YVhat’8 his particular fuult?"
"Do what 1 will, I can't break him of
the habit of totting the truth right out
when we have company.”—Philadel
phia Tima*.
The first European book tnat ever
appeared In the Japanese language was
a translation from thv Merman of
Hefoe's songs.
TOMB STONES,
AND
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or tomb stone, or in any way im
proving : onr cemetery lot? If
so, write me at
CUTHBEET, GA..
I will submit designs and prices and
will call at year home to see you. The
best work of all
Grades of G>» nitre aad 3£surble
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T. G. SPEARMAN,
(Mlibert, Ga-
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JOE. H. Gif
Attorney tL w,
BAINBRIDGE,
r Will practice law toget
courts, except the criminal t
city court of Decatur
Public in office.
county.
JOHN C. CHAS
ATTORNEY-AT'LUC,
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1 nave a very large spring and sum
mer pasture near town where I Will take
cows at morning aud graze them duriDg
the day. returning same at night, for the
sum of 91.95 per month.
GEO. D. GRIFFIN.
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