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Tiwr-imdC
THE SUHDAY
SCHOOL
Lesson ; V. First Quarter, For
. Feb. 2, 1908. ; v
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of 'this Latson, John 111, 1-21."
r Memory Vsrsss,' 14-16 Gotdsn Text,
"John lii, 16 Commentary. Prepared
by Rev. O. M. 8tearna. ', ' ,
C Copyright; 1007, by American Pma AoocUtion.
Four of the great words of the gos
pel and the epistles of John are life
and light and love and believe, the first
three referring to God and what tie la
and the luBt showing bow lie and U
that lie Is aud ' baa bet o trie ours.
! Jesus Christ, the Son of God, Is the
Cvlng manifestation of this life and
tint and love, for It Is all seen fully
In nim. and when we receive Illm we
I become the .manifestation of this life
and light and loe to others. This Is
the teaching of the Scriptures; but, oh,
how believer fail la the manifestation!
Chapter 11 tell us lu the cloning
Kerses that wbllo at the Passover
iiuany believed lu Ills tuiuie when they
fctaw Ills miracles, yet He did not be
J'.Te In them because He knew them
fnd knew what was In them. '
The word -commit nil to of verse
it is Just the word "believe of verse
fci and elsewhere, and thus we have
n chapter I 12: 11. 21. two deflnttlons
bf believing which mono to "receive"
llim or "commit unto" Ulna.
According to the revised version,
J these two chapters are connected
(thus: "lie Iliuwelf knew what was la
man. Now there was a ma a." So we
( have la Xicotlemus a sample man and
lot chapter it a sample woman. The
samples are about as different as they
' rould powlbly ' 1. the one being out
wardly as coed as pomdble and the
sthrr as bad as iKnwIble. yet the first
lacHt be born aatn, and even such
w the last -may" be bora again. This
' rHK'l Is written that receiving Jesus
Utfm as the Sou of God. all such may
tif life tbroucii Illm. for "He that f
fc:h the Son of flod bath life, aad be
Ihar hath not the Son of God bath
. tife" ,rhpter xx. 31: I John . 12).
the .uoKtioo of life or death in tbe
t r:rn)res Is not one of existence la
&V Nxly or oat of the body, although
lUt fe sou.etl.ue. referred to. but It
etf!
lueUon of knowing God by be-
connected with IHm or
knowing blm (John xvH. 8; Tit
"v ' tci Th. k M i.jt 1..
. Tbe Bcub or carnal mind. bov
ere must be new creation, which
OiBos by a new birth i:ra. Till. T; !
' n f Ve-old natur;. ' ' . ' !
l ( Nlcodcmus was evidently one of the
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Hllklastllllllttf 1211 I5JJ f mi it 1 ir.
teem of bis fellows, being a ruler
among them. He bad also a convic
tion , that Jesus was no ordinary man
and acknowledged that His works de
clared that God was with Him In a
special manner.'- It Is not learning,' bat
life, that saves, and Jesus, seeing the
great need of this man, at once tells
him of it. Many In dealing with such
a one todrfy would assure him that be
was a Christian already and needed
nothing but continuance in the things
be already knew. . Strong emphasis on
the -necessity of the new birth was
never more needed than now, for all
who are not saved are condemned, lost,
dead In trespasses and sins (verse IS;
Luke tlx. 10; Eph. 11, 3-0).;
All hare been stung by the serpent
(sln and are as truly perishing spirit
ually as the Israelites were physically.
They saw In the brawn serpent on the
pole tbe likeness of that which caused
their death In the place of death. They
did not need to understand It but they
did need to look upon the brazen ser
pent as they " were commanded, and
every bitten one who looked lived. In
Jesns on tbe cross we see Him In tbe
likeness ' of sinful flesh, made uln for
as, bearing our sins In His own body.
And the soul that believes that God
so loved blm that lie gave His only
begotten Son that be should not per
lab, but bare everlasting lire, that soul
thus receiving Him Is not condemned,
but has everlasting life and shall never
perish. This Is the new btrtb. receiv
ing Into us a life that was never there
before, evea Christ wbo Is our life. ,
Klcodeniu was a moral, religions.
Intellectual man. but only a natural
man. and therefore talked somewhat
footlxhly concerning these spiritual
things, tor to tbe natural man the
things of the Spirit of God are only
foolishness (I Cor. 11. Hi. 'That be be
came' enlightened that night or later
and became a true child of God and
disciple1 of Jesw we Infer from John
vIL 80: sis. 39. the only places where
he Is mentioned estcept In our' lesson.
firing horn of water and the Spirit Is
fully explained by putting four texts
togetherIns. t IS: I tYt t 23: Eph.
v. rX'and John vl. t!S. The expression
"tbe Soi of Man which Is In heaven"
fverse 13t may he placed with t 1K
"rbe Sob which Is In the bosom of tbe
Father" While w -earth He was In
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views, 1 end two facts are always np-
fernwtnny , Ttible and my Saviour.
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- rtt!ed In boa-e. -(Ts- cxU,
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Here are some: ratnt is the only
nmurrvative known fur building;'
the better the paint the longer it
The IkVne f tints are rich'
in colur, durable and don't peel
off. it yon art painting your
hoKse or barn I'; Voe's psints.
at.
phipps Co.
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LIGHT I
POWERI
(o, wniRMT .rs?. ;
5i
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h nr. change In the law. There' was
a -long drawn out. discussion resulting
in an order for the report to be print
ed. V ' " ' fi: - ' '
Mr, Manning In speaking of . the re
port stated on the floor that the com
mittee was under obligation to Clerk
H. -C. Brown, of . the corporation com
mission, for Invaluable Bervlcea ren
dered. , . . , '
Representative Cowlea, of ' Wilkes.
offered a resolution which he aked
to be put on" Its Immediate . passage
calling On Governor G enn for all the
correspondence between him and the
railroads relative to the proposed rail
road rate compromise. He Insisted
that this was a matter of Importance
to whkh the members of the general
assembly ; were entitled as throwing
invaluable light on the situation.
Doughton, of AUeghany, took occa
sion to pronounce the movement of
effort In this direction as "very smal
peanut politics.? A great number of
members on the democratic side op
posed the resolution. . The .motion to
table it, however, was lost. Mr. Har
shaw, republican, and Mr. Grant, re
publican, spoke forcibly for the reso
lution and a number of democratic
members Indicated their willingness
to call for tbe correspondence. Fi
nal' y, however, the resolution was re
ferred to the committee on public ser
vice corporations which probably
means that it will never come up
again,
The house devoted conslderab'e
lime to the passage of a great num
ber of local bills introduced during
the day and adjourned to Monlay
morning at 11 otclock.
THE SENATE
Rev. F. M. Shamburger, of the
Methodist church, offered the Invoca
tion for the senate this morning,
The committee on railroads intro
duced the passenger rate bill embody
ing the 2Vi cent flat rate with no reg-
u ation of the mileage book rate and
this, at the remjest of Mr. Graham, of
the committee, was made a special
order for Monday night at. 8 o'clock.
New bills were Introduced as fo'
lows, this "being the last day on which
new bills can be offered:
Burton 'Relating to the. bonded
debt of Onflow county.
Holt Appoint a committee to Inves
tigate the railroads of North Carolina.
Burton -For re let of a confederate
veteran
Crabam Regarding tales Jurymen
In Orange and Alamance counties.
Davis Concerning the tax collec
tor of Morganton
IjovIII Concerning the Watauga
Railroad company. " ;
Pbarr Amend 20tr8 of Revlsal
.Breece Concerning tbe public roads
of Jackson county,
BKlr Rc-tulre blind children to at-
terd school.
B air For relief of Indignant " deaf
end Hind chlllren.
B'alr Incorporate ' Candor. Mont
fomery rotnty.
Pharr Resolution Telatlve to print
inr the bins of tbe legislature.
Bills passed final reading as fol-
WtT f
Special ro?d tax In Tadkln. i
Authorize Llncclnton to Issue bonds
for floating Indebtedness.
Authorize SratesvTI'e to Issue b,onds.
Correct act of iat session extend
ng the Umlts of Fayettevllle.
; Rule that no more bills be Intro-
otufd except concerning matters
treated In nsewge of fho gofertiur,
. Relating to sale of Tiquors to Cabar
rus. -
Autbcrize Rutherford oimty to
change site of the court boose.
Addlikoa. suverlor courts In Ashe.
Rj-llere sheriff f Warren wunty of
duty cf vidtjeg township for col
ettiajE taxes.
Repeal North Ptrk Csh law in Ashe
comity.
Amend fih Uw of Trans1vanla.
Regulate bunrmg deer In Jackscn.
Amend hw creating Lee rsuoty.
Antboiize flO.OOt "bonds by. Golds-
bom for scJroois. -
Anit rd law nt to shipment of Mquor
nto Colunhu? county.
Ftr relit f of tax eo'lector of llun-
tersvllle, MerMiTibnrg.
Increase d1nctors in Davis ani Wt-
For rfllef of R. X. Ecles. of Wins-1
, y,n yul -I. ;o,u, to tt committee on public
m-SaVm, s be can practice wrtl,,tmf. corporations.
t
tny wnr.pni examination. -f
Re atlng to automobile peed law In
Rot-kin hi;n and Orange counties.
Appoint Justice f peace for Yadkin.
Relating. to pay of Jurors, Robeson
county.
id in tonstrudlon of dtateivine ,,
Air l.m mllroad.
Prohibit sale of Unnor in Klnstott'X ""'""" d'"w winK
Tbe Graham bill tor-xcropt indepenVt Thl, trying t.m, t eni
ently owned railroads In North Caro -
Una of Utf mOrs and less Instead of
SO miles and est from the effect of
the reduced rate acts was -Uscussed
and finally laid over until Monday,
The Graham bill to ppropriate $,-
00 for the governor to employ coun
sel to prosecute the railroad rate dis
crimination litigation agalniffbe Nor
folk & Western as already Institute I
by the corporation eommlsrlon. came
up as special order and precipitated
on and spirited debate. 8c valors
Graham, Tnrner. Daniel, Blair and oth
ers advocated the bill while Senator
?eawell. Mason and others, the opposi
tion being on the ground that the cor
poratlon cwMnlsslon was already proa
editing the case and this bill was an
indirect reflection on them. This was
denied by Senator Pharr and others
Finally the bill panned by a ro'l tall
vole of 22 to 9.
Add'thral Wis passed final reading
1 follows:
Allow comHfylmcra of New Han-
Clever and adrren of Wiltuin?lon to
p"r'W!'r''e fffl'h to aid In making in
iv.lpln. n ft Klcway ptirt
Create trustees to erect a dormitory
for OoIIowhee school.
Relating to canal bonds n Wilson
unty. ,
Prevent' dlecontinuanoe of local pas
senger trains without the consent of
the corporation commission.
Repeal Madison - county . public
road law.
Amend law a to Onslow bonds. .
Amend law. as to Morganton tax
co lector.
Extend time for organization of the
Watauga Tailrbad company.
Relating to the road law of Jack
son -county.
Amend charter of the North Caro
lina Savings Bank and Trust com
pany. ' , ' ' . :
Additional bills introduced.
Klutz Establish" new Judicial dis
trict, '
Authorize bonds by Lee county to
build court house. .
Thorne Incorporate Westray, Nash
county.
Lovir Amend 2CM of Revlsal.
Burleson For road improvement In
Mitchell. . '
Breece Levy excise tax on firms
persons or corporations selling liquor.
Redwine Amend charter of Rich-
lands.
Redwlne Authorize commissioners
of Stanly to collect back taxes. '
Green Prohibit sale of wine or ci
der within three miles of Happy Hil'
church, V v
Breece Amend road law of Tran
sylvania. ' , . : ' -
Bill passed to amend stock law of
Pitt county. '
Senator Holt offered a 'resolution
that the legislature refuse to accept
the $11500 from the railroads referred
to In the governor's message. After
discussion It van referred to the com
mittee on railroads.
Senate adjourned' until Monday.
1 Raleigh, N. C, Jan. 27. Special.
The opening -prayer for he house of
representatives was offered by Rev.
Mr. Hollo-yell. t
By unanimous consent the following
bil a were Introduced: r
Mr. Frele Provide adequate pay
for clerk of superior court In Scot
land coun.
Da?M:n--Amcnd charter of Mup
Pby. ' ,
Gill!an;P-.o.v.'ct banks which Issu
ed ecrlpt during the 190? stringency
Pu le tit ijtive to vehicles on the
public roads.
Mr. Blouct requested that tbe rucs
be suspended so that he could Intro
duce a bil! tucking U unlawful for
banks to loan money to any of its
off-ctTS. The request was refused,
The lolloaln bills were ratified, re
ceiving the Mature of the speaker:
Al cw fiotlttngbam to sell bonds,
To rfiii'jo be attorney general to
transmit o vre genera assembly
report hi;Tir the cot of, the i.te
liticatmn
. Rejeal lan- as to flsblng la !:."
river. Kash county.
Arnold the t barter of North Carv
lift Savings Rank and Trust con
vary.
Allow liii-.ljirfori courty io chai
ci'c of coin house.
AM Wilt, tns.cn to become a fx
way rl
Rfia'jng '.a rtoc.k law in Pitt eu
ly.
Rclatfiig to pubic Tcads in Mi.!'.
Hti ttmnty
PVr t u'Mtional trms of w.e-
rr remit r Atbe cem.
lit native Grant, of Da "e
county, called up tbe resolution call-
it? tm me governor to transmit is.
tlw f-triMa.i;e oony all the ejr.
mixndi lc- urn other matters in V
ofi.te In ar.i.g on the proposed ra'i
mad rate litigation.
"Ptrtect jam la Rk-hmonl county.
Atirrod tbe. sw as to the sale of
IHi-r . Ru'terfor county.
Mr. GattU created a laugh by mov
ing a reference of the resolution to
the 4-oromittee on publlo health. Ft
natty The resolution-was read, there
being feature making Inquiry at to
whether the trip f Governor Glenn
to Atlanta for the conference of gov
ernors was official and cat ing for all
correspondence hearing on the rate
matter nni the compromise la partlcu-
lac
A te prevailed referring, tbe res-
A tutelage was received from the
senate asking the house to concur
with the senate in the passage of the
bill eii.powerin the governor to eta
ploy counsel for tbe rate litigation
,...v,
"T, . "'BWUO
loading:
AHjw Onslow county to laue bonds.
Provide for working roads In Pine
I vol. Johnston county.
Authorize High Point to tone bonds.
Incorporate Bai'ey, Nash fount y.
Establish graded schools at Bean-
fort. Tartcrct county,
Incnrporate Westrye. Nash county.
A message was received from Gov-
emnr Ciena to the effect that he has
a 1 letters and records relative to the
railroad rate matters on file In his
office and would gladly furnish any
and all iformatlon, either written or
verbal to the members of the assem
bly, y:-
' Mr. Dowd started a laugh by moving
that a special eerort he provided for
Representatives Cowhis and Grant.
MC Oowles objectrd to thin. A vote
was carried that the nicage of the
povrrnor be spread on the minutes
of the house.
There was a'sm received from the
governor a message transmitting the
report cf (h attorney general elv
x an itwlsed statement of the cx
rrn?
!? cf nilrRd lltlg.nton mjrd
the rate question. The . aggregate of
the report showed $12,000, but there
was a statement that some of the a-.-
torneys had not yet been paid la fu 1.
therefore an exact statement of the
cost to date could not be submitted.
It would,, the nort Btated, possibly
run up to $21,000. ' . j
The bill for. the e'ection on state
prohibition August 6 came up at 1
o'clock ; as a special order. At the
suggestion of Mr. Do wd the bill was
voted on by sections. He volunteered
as the chairman of . the committee
of liquor trafflo to give any informa
tion regarding the bl'l that might he
desired, if within his knowledge. .
A number of amendments were of
fered to the bill. .One by Morton, of
New; Hanover, that wine and cider be
soia m zvs ga ion instead of 5 gal
lon packages was finally adopted. 'An
other by, Cox, of Forsyth, that apple
growers in the west be allowed to
distill 'brandy Just as the grape grow
ers In the west are allowed to make
wine was voted down.
Pending the, further consideration
of the bill the house took recess un
til 8 o'c'ock.
' .TUB SENATE.
The sixth day's session of the sen
ate was opened with prayer by Rev.
Milton A. Barber,, rertor of Christ
Episcopal church. Unanimous con
sent was riven Senator Wilson to in
troduce a bill which had .gotten mis
placed' Saturday. Senator Mason
gave notice that he would object to
any more bills being introduced. Fi
nal y, after considerable discussion as
to the propriety of allowing the in
troduction of any more bills, unani
mous consent was obtained and the
following Introduced: ,
Geer Appoint Justice of the p9ace
for Whltevllle township, Columbus
county. - v ' ?
Greer Amend jurisdiction , of the
town of Chadbourn. '
Breece Appoint justices of the
peace ..for Transylvania county; to
amend the law allowing the county
of Jackson to aid in the construction
of a rai'road to operate by the town
of Webster.
Wilson To re-enact section 3, chap
ter 202, public laws of 1907.
The rommittee an enrolled bills re
ported v a large number of bills for
ratification, the presiding officers of
the senate and the house affixing their
signatures to them, thereby 'making
them the law of the land.
Bills passed fina' reading
Authorize High Point to Issue bords,
Allow Creensboro to Issue bonds.
Amend Toad law of Transylvania
county.
Amend the act of 1907 Incorporating
the town of Peachland, Anson county.
To create a school district In Mont
gomery county.
To amend chapter'2S of Revlsal re
la ting to terms of court in Onslow
county and repeal chapter 3", laws of
1907, relating t the March term cf
superior court in Ons ow.
Allow Onslow county to sell eld
court, house.
Amend law as to stock law terri
tory In Swain county.
To make It unlawful to keep liquor
for Bale Jn Gaston county.
Increase pay of jurors In Mecklen
burg county.
Amend tfrer law In Hertford.
Authorize commissioners of Swain
county to borrow money..
Amend "aw providing for court
stenographer la Cabarrus county,
Appoint a justice f the peace for
Newlight township. Wake county.
Correct and amend act iworporatlng
the town of Scotland Neck.
Make it unlawful to keep liquor for
sale in Richmond county.
Resolution In regard to the publlea
tlon of the acts of the legislature In
structlng the committee on pubtlr
printing to Investigate the cause of
the delay In printing the acts of the
general assembly for the regular 1S "7
tesslon. In connection with the pas
sage of tnla resolution Senator Pbarr
stated that the private acts of 19,17
had not yet been published ant the
public acts were not published for
months after thj Legislature bad ad
journed.
Prohibit, sale of wine and cidw
within three miles of Happy Hill
church. Columbus county.
L ", . 7 w BW , C
j floating lumber on streams In Ashe
Ameni law as to right of way for
rounty.
To relieve the state penitentiary
from paying laterest to the state
treasurer on tbe state farm bonds'.
Amend the law relative to polling
net stakes.
Amend lrw authorizing Davidson
county to Issue bonds.
Authorize commfcrJoscm of Stan
ly county to collect back taxes for
town of Albemarle.
Amend chapter 637, public laws of
1907, relating to Lincoln and CaMon
counties.
The senate adjournel at S o'clork
OTHER ITEMS.
There Is a delegation headed by 3
O, Carr and Herbert McClammy work
ing to get tnrougn the legislature a
bill to create a new judicial dUtrict
out of Wilmington and New Han.ner.
Governor Glenn has rccomtr.cn led the
creation of two new districts of one
county each la order that the Judges
appointed for them can be ns-denrd
to hold extra terms and substitute for
any judge who may be unable K-raun"
of il nest to holi any one cf his regu
lar courts.
There are also bills pending to civ.
ate a district out of Greensboro and
Guilford rrmnty, and still another tn
n:ake a district out of Mirtln and
two adjoining counties. No Jtnlg-
are mentioned In (he biUs. the gtv-
ernof to appoint In the event cf the
creations cf th tiLirlrK There is1
itch a dlvfrFlt nf InVWhti lnvolt-1
In the tr.r.ftr Jof iipw d!s!rl:3 afl
in the possible appointment of judges
that there seems considerable doubt
as to the paisage of either of the
three b!ll3 at this time, -,
The Wodesboro Commercial club of
Wadesboro is chartered with $9,000
capital, for ths purpose of maintain
ing, a club building for the business
men of the city. The Incorporator
are W. T. Rose, R. T. Bennett, W, E.
Brock and others.
' The Southern Talc company, of
Beta. N, C, Is chartered with $50,001
capital, by J, H, Stoddard and others,
for developing tale deposits.
The Love-Thomson company, of
LIncolnton, is chartered with $100,000
capita' authorized, the Incorporators
being J. F. Thomson, Edgar Love and
others. ...
North Carouna In the Superior
Durham County J Court.
Waller Holladay and H. 1
N. now, Jr., Notice of
' vs. ' summons.
Piedmont Supply Co. .
To the stockholders.creditors of, or deal
ers with the above named defendant,
Piedmont Supply Company:
Take notice that a summons in tbe
above entitled action was issued on the
6th day I January, J908, returnable to
the January civil term 1908, (anuary2om
iqoM of Durham superior Court, wntcn
faid action is' now pending in the Supe
rior Court of Durham County, wherein
upon application of the above named
plaintiffs a temporary receiver has been
appointed by order of the court to take
charge cf the propertv, estate and as
scsts of the above tned denaiend-nt Co.,
and you are hereby notified to be and ap
pear before saia court ana mate your
selves parties to such action, if you see
fit to do so.
This the 6th day of January 1908.
C B.GREEN,
Clerk Superior Court.
Your
Photograph
May look very well, but if it does
not have a distinctiveness that
you are proud of there is some
thing lacking.
'The work we turn out lears the
stamp of good workmanship,
and when we make your photos,
you tike pleasure in showing
them to your friends. ,
Weaieprcudof the photos we
have made and wiil gladly show
them to you if you will calL
the Holladay Studio
Cpp. the Fostof I ice, Durham, N. C
Choice Roses.
Carnations,
and other cut flowers.
Shower and other bcquet
for weddings.
FLORAL DESIGNS.
Palms, Ferns, Etc. 'for home
culture.
We also have a large collec
tion of
BULBS, HYACINTHS, TU
LIPS, DAFFODILS,
and many others for. out and
indoor blooming.
Rose Plants, Eveireens,
juagnonas, &tc.
H. Sieinmetz,
Florist, Raleigh, N. d
(Schcdul: in Effect Nov. j j. 1507.)
DURHAM MV1SION.
Ei Saw PS!y Ex K n Oail
p.m a.m. a.m. j-..m
5:307:00 Lv Durham Ar 11:25 9:3.2
u.05 1J-.15 Ar I.yncliluirg I.v 5:13 4:15
Conu-V.iou at l.j itehburg with trains
Kt iind Went bound.
I arc tliinkuij; ..1 UVtn . trip YOl'
want qitotations. chtaiicst fares. r liable
and tarred inf.it niMlioti, m to routes,
twin schedules, tin mt cotiiftrtatk
ami quickeitt way. Write and the in fur
mat Um is yiiirs for the ntkittg, w ith one
of our t-ontplete Jiap I'oltU-rs.
M. V. BRAGG,
Trav. PaM. Agl.
W.B. BKVII.L.O.P. A.,
Roanoke. Vs., Gen. OtlWe. Roanoke.Vs.
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