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-,-alityof the teacher.
so com-tituted
,S3-’
beings a' - *
they* to»u3
' Eye touches eye, heart
ieut , intellect, intellect, and
a , well as hand. The to-
' th , re is the personality,
onaliiv of one being infln-
Bl 0 f another. The teacher
em ls alone upon the Intel*
roceS s to intl ience and con-
life of his pupil in » sin S ®n-
u portion of his capital;
on lor is bv far the most val-
!l the part that of all parts
d use
aminins
our ideal of the
• s personality, we naturally
,, be shaped or moulded at
rpbe fact that personality is
cl shows that it is subject to
t that it can be added to, neg-
’nd in a measure lost. If
true, the great responsibility
eaulier is to cultivate or de-
his personality. He must
the depths of his soul that
, acts a teacher, lie must also
noher. There is no escape
us. He is paid for acting a
and the world will hold him
jble for being a teacher.
t hew Arnold says,“The teach-
t,he children’s souls and
ation the better, the more he
ened his own.” It is a duty
teachers to opeu their own
ml imaginations, and to do
utmost to correct the len
to professional narrowness,
nstant association in a school
with a little community of hi*
tial inferiors will naturally ip-
, teacher to fall into oedanic
ogmalic ways, and even the
worthy absorption in bis work
characteristic of the best
J>re, should be so regulated that
: able to leave that work and
details, during some portion of
|,V and throw themselves with
•ial ardor into the varied inter-
nd pursuits of their social world
de of school.
i teacher should never be satis-
ith his scholarship or his pro
ual attainments. If he has i
d grade certificate, he slio uld
st until he obtains a first grade;
has a first grade, lie should de
statu diploma, and if possible,
n a degree in some university,
course of many principals aud
iutendents, now seeking a de-
in our universities, is a highly
endahlc one. and one that all
Id, if possible, emulate,
e teacher should bean all-round
There is uo side of manhood
lould not develop. He should
e to understand all the different
ness callings in the locality where
employed. An interest in them
enables him to talk intelligently
sunpatbetically about them,will
n open door to the interest and
mien of the child and the parent,
mingling with both child and
mt in iliuir neighborhood inter*
i lie becomes one of them and
8 not appear as “a root out of dry
mid.” Tne teacher that does
i if he is at all fit for his piaee,
purely hold it. Many teachers
m tins way, but from a purel
s b motive. They do it as a pol
build up themselves rather
n their work. The teacher who
not in these matters act beyond
*-lt is not fit to be a teacher,
'e were advantagates in the oh!
•irdiug round” system. It gav
Richer an opportunity to eute
sympathy with the child in hi
,v 'lay life and to take, into con
eratiou his pupils’ environment
-■ Msumated with them in tl
ol work.
,Ui lt! aolier should strive in everv
Mo irnprov.j his conversational
' ' l -‘ Nothing will help him mor
w, n ms way into the good grace
I'omnuiiiitv in general tha
to la ! #c'' a
listen well; to tell with ease and
grace what he knows of any subject.
This was one of the strongest traits
of Bcnjamiu Franklin, one that a as
not only useful to him in his ordi
nary relations with his fellow men, ■
but that stood him well in hand when
he was minister plenipotentiary to
France.
There are many ways of aiding j
ourselves m cultivating the true per
sonality,—seeking a broader culture
of intellect and heart, improving our
opportunities for conversation upon
many topics, taking anl interest in
our neighborhood and in public af
fairs, learning to see our work in its
true perspective, and giving li its
rightful place in our lives.
In thus achieving the best possible
to our own character and indlvid-
ualilv, we will do what will most
benefit the young people in our
charge.
STEAMBOAT SCHEDULES-
On and nfter Ai>nl 2m.li, Moi, nnd until fur
ther notice, the local rates of fought between
lundlng* on the l^hattuhoochee, r lint, Apn-
- lol'
war nil Clock Wm Slow.
There Is an Italian fruit dealer, with
a well stocked store near one of the
suburban railway stations, who hns
adopted a unique device, and ono
which shows a d' p knowledge of Uu- i iachlcola and i-hipoin rivers will be «a
man nature, to ! uld his own In com
petition with ni.mher dealer, whose
stand Is some fifty yards nearer the
station than hi., own. A commuter
was lelsurel- belling a banana In his
store the ati.tr day when the Italian
remarked:
"You gotta flv’ minute before your
train.”
“No; twenty.” replied the commuter,
glancing at n big clock on the wall.
“Thatn clock fifteen minute slow,"
said the Italian. “I keepa It slow.
Peepl’ used come In n-here, looka at
clock, getta excite, go way, not buy.
Time to buy at Pedro's stand, notta
here. Now keepa clock slow, get
mueba trade. No. I not letta peepl’
miss train. I tella them after they
buy de finnan’.”—New York Commer
cial Advertiser.
Insect Plaornee.
The Insect plagues of summer are no
matter of Jest. Man must strive with
them as he strives against the other
hostile forces of nature. He must light i
fc. \N . P i uell. Kn Itnville. Pa., ra . tlae Hessian fly or the wheat crop will:
tertHUern, tf.40 por ton. Oilier freights In
proportion.
Schedule—Ls?.ys Cclumbus.
Steamer M. W. KKI.l.KV, Opt. T. A. Mar-
j emu?. Tuesday, 10 h. tu.
Stmuiior qVKEN CITY, Cupt. E. L.Magrudcr,
Thnrsdtiy, 10 a. m.
Ste.iu i*r W. C. HUAULKY, Cupt. A. A. Lind,
j 5 *Htur lay lO u, u .
All Font* j*o via BnlnbrKpr north b >u*id.
j • sUmhmij* 1)u«h*h City and Itruitty, south
: bound, til transfer to not thboui d bonis at
I Chat^aluaiobee, firlghc aud passuitgcr* fot*
I liambi triice.
Tin* schedule will be obse: yi*d» river, etc.,
permitting.
Warehouse Lendings.
CoUimtm*, (in.,
FI nr* nee, (hi, *
!• ufajula. Ala. a i'hattahuoohee, Fla.
Ft. ituiiu**, G«i. < L. * N. U. It. Points.
I’pntfr'coluu-bla, Ala. i l S. A. L. It. K, I'otntS,
Cen of (.it 1C 1C. iotuts U Hat abridge, (Ja
l.owerColmr.bin, Ala. ) \ Plant rystem points
Middle (sordon, Alii. f (in Cine It, It. points
I ower «»o. don, Ala. Upper Bristol. Fla.
Ala .Midland It It or | ]<.<<unt*t<>lrn, I* la..
Alaira, oln. ((KxeeptJ It McClellan)
Neal’s leading, Fin. Upper lisiiffanulg », Fla
MmiHI imllM'ii. I utter Kstilt'aiiulga.
rarrun.oie'*., Fla. Cochran’s, Flu.
Flu. M.tgindiHor Helena Fla
he suffered 25 years with piles and oould
obtain no relief until DeWitt’s Witch
Hazel Salve effected a permanent, cure.
Cti Ltundh nt \\(iiL (ik li. L. Hick
Luxle> 's Mill
'orreatcr’a, Hu. Apalachicola, Flu.
Booth ic*er» ** (be rlgl?t of not 1 Hiding at
hen ‘ o..side*eel dangeroua by the
A
* Store! *
CLEAN STOCK,
CLEAN METHODS.
ns
I have genuine ha
to offer YOU
Small profits aud quick sates, honest
weight and just measure, prompt
attention and courteous treatment
constitute my motto.
Can I Say More ?
Make it convenient to call at my
store and be convinced of these
facts.
W. II. GASSETT,
ELDORKNDO, GA
IT <»IHI>L1& THE GLOBE.
The fame of BuokletUs Arnica Salve,
as the best in the world, expends round
any point w
captain.
limit* wi 1 cot atop at Any point not named
In tin* li-»i of landing* Issued under date of
Dressed and dried boards at
<& Son’s, near depot.
'.tel
not be garnered, he must fight the wee
vil or the grain will perish in tbo bins, _ _ _ _
he must flglit the army worm or the j April ait.ll. i«u. ' * ' ‘ "
cattle will starve in the pastures, he i^^Vrji’vuuI’ha^n.t^Mm
must tight the teat caterpillar nod the
borer or his forests will wither aud the
streams disappear. The entomologist,
therefore, wages the war of civtllzatleii
against forces all the more terrible b
i>*:"
i
the earth. It’s the one pert'eeb healer j cause of their minuteness and apparent ^
of outs, corns, burns, bruises, sores, I Insigniflcance.-St. Louis Globe-Demo- ■
scalds boils, ulcers, felons aches, pains
and ail skin eruptions. Onl infallible,
pile oure. 2oc a box at U. L. Hicks.
censes after
landing where no
a Is tlu-re tu receive It.
gills for all points except warehouse
landings must be prepaid.
V. K. MuoHK. (leiieral Manager.
,1 M r.iVISUS, Sect.y.,t Tveaa
t Hi-e rial rad l.ulkilag, Telephone No. ft
B.TJrai».UimL
crat.
PLAMT STEAMSHIP LINE
3 SAILINGS EACH WEEK
between
Pert Tampa and Havana-
Y T ia Key West.
Plant System trains run direct to ship
side connecting with Steamers leaving
Port Tampa 9:00 P. M. Mondays,Thurs
days and Saturdays
For any information as to rates, sched
ules, and reservations address
B. W. WrknN,
Pass. Traffic Manager.
K. L. Todd. Savannah, Ga.
Division Pass. Agt.
Montgomery, Ala.
Hr Liked It.
Wife—How do you like my new hat?
Husband—The idea of paying big
prices for—
Wife—Big prices! Why. I made it
myself.
Husband—Urn—yes—er—as I was say
ing, the Idea of paying big prices for
Bucb monstrosities as the millluers are
showing! Now, your hat Is a work of
ert. Looks as If It came from Paris.
UNDERTAKERS-
Carry a full line of first class
Burial Cases, Caskets, etc., of ^ autIful - ** dear! ~ New Yollc Woek -
the latest styles. FriceS
cheaper than ever
before.
Extravagance is not always alto
gether had. It leads a people who are
making money to thrust it Into circu
lation instantly and thus give the
needy a grab at it.—Galveston News.
He Had Great Expectations.
“How do you account for the fact
that Miss Bullion, the wealthiest heir
ess of the season. Is going to marry
Nodo. who hasn't a cent to his name?"
"Oh. hut he has great expectations.”
"He haa? What are they?”
"He is going to marry Miss Bullion.”
—New York Times.
HENRY VAUGhN
Practical Blacksmith and Wood-
workman.
Always ready to serve. Lowest p-ices
for best work.
g®”Shop on West street, near old
Townsend Warehouse.
BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
PUK8BYTBRIAN CHURCH.
ttov. CtMM. R. Nlabcit, Pastor. Service*
1st, 2nd, 3rd and fttb SiKiditya ui II u. m
ind 7:30 p, in. Prayer lnnuthip Wednesday
7:30n. m. 9und*v Nohool at 9:4fl a. hi.: J. S
liriidwoll, snpiiln ,eiuldnt. Public wolcom2
BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. W. L. Richards, D. l»., P»\stor.—Ser.
vice* t-.very Sunday at 11 o'clock a. in. and
7.30 p.m. Sabbath school at 0:411 a. in. I'ray-
nr uieetinir every Tburaday evdntujr at 7:»0
All are cordially invited to attend nil, the*«
tervicen.
M. E. CllUUCH, SOUTH.
Rev. W. F. Smith, Paetor,—Preaching
e*e**y Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7*30 p. ?r.
Prayer meetlnif Wed non day evening. Sab
Oath school at 10 a.m. All lire cordially In'
vtted to attend all the aorvice*.
Job Work cum
-A FIRST CLASS-
C K. GHIFFI2T,
DEALER IN
AIL KINDS OF HOMEHADE HARNESS-
xtll Woxls IToatly
and. Promptly
Exsocxitcsd.
R^PMRIN^ *SP E l V l 7M Y JnMn
yTEltMS: STKlCfLY 0AbH8@«
North Broad Street near Braokin’s
Stables.
BAINBRIDGE, - GEORGIA
Inherited Prowess.
“To what,” ski'd the young woman
with the notebook, “do you attribute
your remarkable power In ti-ilin'ug
these animals and keeping them In
subjection?" „
"Well.” replied Mile. Castelln, the
lady wonder of the arena. “I think I
Inherited It from my mother. She was
a strong minded woman. My
waa a regular hear, anil she lind to _
aubdue him about once a day as long as | Qter ocean,
she lived-”—Chicago Tribune.
Rules of grammar cannot give ns a
mastery of language, rules of rhetoric
cannot make us eloquent, rules of con
duct cauuot make us good.—Aphorisms
and Reflections.
HU Error.
Consumer—I say, what kind of n
cigar do you call this? It's the worst
tobacco 1 ever tasted.
Dealer—Beg your pardon, but yoif
are wholly In error. There isn’t n par
ticle of tobacco In that clfcar. It is sa
easy to be mistaken, don’t you see?—
Boston Transcript
Won,
He bad gone to ask her father for her
hand In marriage. “Well. sir. wb»t Is
It?” snapped out the old. man. "Re
member, I am a man of few words.” “I
don’t care If you’re a mam of only one
word If it’s the right one.” replied the
suitor. He got the glrl.-Philadelpbia
Record.
The most effusive argument a charm-
Ing woman can use to a man Is an ap
pealing “Don’t you think so?”—Smart
Set
Patience la the key of content—Mo
hammed.
More Rest.
Doctor—There’s nothing much the
matter with you. You only need rest
Patient—Oh, but. doctor, look at my
tongue.
Doctor—That needs rest, too,, madam.
—St. Louis Republic.
FEED AND BOARD STABLE! ^
I ara devoting my best attention to the otre of a lliultodi npraber of horse*
I have only experienced horsemen, and they are under mv direct supervision.
My Dray Line
IS RUNNING
ANI HAULINi
3rEO. D. GrRIITFTN.
IS RUNNING ON FULL TIME AND IF YOL NEED
ANI HAULING CALL ON ME.
People’s Bank of Bainbri
•vifegslSSilaaS
Duly Ch:i-:red Crder toe kttrs cf GGcx£i*<
CAPITAL (25,000.00,
W. 8. WithaiBj John D.- Harrell, li, G. IlartfcfieM,
Directors: l)r. j. D. Cliason, James A. Reid, A. B. Beloher,
II. C'. Draper.
23T Accounts of corporations, Arms and
individuals solioited.
GEORGIA PINE RAILWAY CO.
Tbrone.teeeka River Routo.”
Schedule effective Jme 24, 1000.
WVUTH nuiMt.
aoRTii iiot.vn.
A Mau’e Ae«.
The great majority of men who have
passed forty are old or young according
to their belief. Those who think them
selves old are old: those who thlnl*
themselves young ore young.—Chicago
They Hold More,
Personal Element. «t S.CC.U,
“Personality.” as It Ls called. Is
fX(Cft
Sunduy
"ft «u p in
8 3j p in
10 00 p 111
12*60 a III
8**lo a in
2 12 a in
8 16 a m
8 20 a m
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wish you were 8 girl?" thing opart, a light that cannot be hid- j i* to p n.
“Do you ever . ,
asked the visitor who was waiting in
the reception room.
“Only at Christmas time." answered
the boy. who was lingering In the door-
way.
“Why do you wish it then . „
“Because of the stockings they wear,
was the prompt reply.-Chicago I ost.
In the rear R. O. 123 eight hundred
bonxaiit) iH-rsons perlsh.sl by a I"' 8 ’‘
.. f-nti. 'he efaclloti cf
den. It is difficult to describe, being la,
its nature variable. Often It Is com-1
imsed of one part taleut uad two parts |
character, and he who has it may la
spite of other deficiencies command
success.
Large successes are ettainable by the
union of aptitude and concentration of
purpose, coincident with opportunity:
the meeting of the mnn and the occa
sion, the suiting of the word to the
action, the action to the word: self
ei>::-cr. uiflau-iau "o'jmxe. aLso.
lt..» v.’atters'.u'ia Sug*
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except •
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ooth Meridian,
COlitrul Tipio >
No. >2. ,
Sunday i
only.
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Wavcro..
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Arlington
Arlington
Albany
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t oi t Valley
Mi i on
Atlautn
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except
: Sunday.
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I—1-lHiii lyatcin. 9—(jejrgtu Blue Itallwuy.
4 -Georgia At Alabama.
Truing SI, l.a.id S mill 4 nakc eloac eonncctlnn at Arlington .m, .
for and from AIi.miiv. Mmco", Atlanta mid nil poliitn Km81 aiilf uT* 4>®««*ia
Ttaliii- 3. ami ?» make clone conmctlini nl Went Bainbridua ifiL./iL ...
for arid from Savannah, tlontgumery, ami all luilntu Kant uii.i ii 1 Nj'.tem
* tent ml of Georgia ||*jr
•nr.on with Cbhim,i ..in,,
Ttalni. 3, amt rt niDko done uonncetlon at ts>»t llalnbrtdM ».
r and from Savannah, Montgomery ami nil luili.tu Kn»t uml u oaklArreor * 8 J'*