THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL.
Lesson' X. First Quarter, For
March 8, 1908.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of tha Lesion, John vi, 22-51.
Memory Verses, 32, 33 Golden Text,
John vi, 35 Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M. Stearns.
Copyright, 1907, by American Press Association.
Tbe bread of life, tbe water of life,
be river of life, tbe fountain of life,
are all suggestive of Him who Is tbe
life and whom it Is our privilege to
receive, to eat, to drink, to live by and
to let Him live in us. He does tbe
giving and we the receiving and pass
ing on. He asks us to believe, re
ceive, appropriate and then yield fully
that He may through us communicate
Himself to others.
Tbe multitudes whom He bad taught
and healed and fed, not finding Him
where He bad fed them the previous
day, sought Him till they found Him
at Capernaum. Then He said: "Ye
seek Me because ye did eat and were
filled; labor not for the meat which
perisheth, but for that meat which
ndureth unto everlasting life, which
tbe Son of Man shall give unto you.
For Him hath God the Father sealed"
verse 27). In tbe remainder of this
chapter note tbe mention of everlast
ing or eternal life in verses 40, 47, 54,
S8. Then as to bread from heaven,
bread of God, bread of life, living
bread, see verses 32, 33, 35, 41, 48,
60, SI. Comparing verses 40, 47, 51
and others. It Is plain that eating His
ifiesb and drinking His blood is equiva
lent to believing In Him or receiving
Elm. In other words, the great and
only work required of the sinner is to
receive Iliin who came down from
Leaven and gave Himself for us. He
Is the corn of wheat which fell into
the ground to die that It might bring
forth much fruit (xll, 24), the bread
corn bruised (Isa. xxviil. 2S1, the true
unleavened bread on which alone the
soul can feed, the gift of God tbe Fa
ther to whosoever will receive Him.
Another definition of believing or re
ceiving Is "Coming unto Ilini" (verses
85, 37, 44, 45, 05)
Compare Matt xl. ;
28, and contrast John v, 40. That He : country is growing greater, grander
iSrta-fJfV-,tbe sl,ft f Goa e,e vers?s 7-' unci richer under the Republican
32, 33, 01. mid compare Rom. vi, 23; i i- . , . uju V,..
II Cor. is. 15. That this life Includes 1 Plicj of protection.' What he wants
the resurrection of the body see verses ' 13 work: 6 e!uly work' w,lh enouSh
39, 40, 44. 54. Kut having noted all money in his envelope on pay-day
these and more, how shall we grasp i to settle the necessary bills for the
or appropriate it all? . j support and education of his family,
What can be more simple than for i mul at the same time have something
hungry man to receive and eat that k-ft to lav awav to provide against
which is set before him and then In : 0(j !lge sjJkness. -Look around
some w-ay express his gratitude? But, you auJ S(e wbat a Tt?ry BumlI t,el
b. that does not set it forth Wretch- - f , , , P i ' i , '
ed and miserable and poor and blind ' 5' 5 Pf? , "3
and naked, the whole head sick anj bk to uo more than plod along, with
the whole heart faint, only wounds '.lUk' ,,tK' and n0-Provision for tlu'
and bruises and putrlfylng sores from iiuun
head to foot; unclean ami clothed with , If President Roosevelt had carried
filthy rags (Rev. Ill, 17; Isa. 1. 5, G; ; out the reforms that Gov. Dong
Ixlv, C), these are some of Ills own ;as stands for the lot of the working
vorcls which describe our condition . ; m;iu woulj h.lTe brt.n VaSt)y improv.
What does He effer to such? All that (j J 1
a king can offer, and that King th : '
Creator of nil thlugs In heaven and oi.
earth. He came down from heaven ;
and became one of us, sin excepted;
He became a poor man, earning a llv- j
Ing by working at a trade; lie taught i
us how to live so as to please God ;
always and in all things. But we are i
sinners, and God is holy, so lie, bav- :
lng no sin of His own. became a sacrl- :
fice for our sins, bearing them In His j
own body, suffering In our stead, dy- j
lag the Just for the unjust He rose ,
from the dead and Is alive forever 1
more, bavins nil power iu heaven and !
earth, and He will fill this earth whh ,
Eds glory and cast out every evil thlug
and reiga forever. How can a sinner !
such as has been described ever be I
anything to such as He Is? He cams I Mf$lt jrr,;,iarit. that enuld be .piirklv
to save such and to share with them cured by Foley's' Kidney Remedy. Coin
all His glory. When any one sees his jmenee taking it at the iirst sign of fdanger.
guilt and helplessness and from the . Ashelioro l'rug Co.
i rrhn in th, nia i,
to Jesus as the dying Israelite did up-;
on the brazen serpent, then the Father
of whom Jesus told in Luke sv runs
to meet him and welcomes him just as
He Is In all bis filthy rags, and quick
ly there Is tbe goodly raiment, tbe fat
ted calf and all tbe welcome of the
Father's heart and home, with not a
word of upbraiding. That to one pic
ture. Others tell us of feasts prepared,
all things ready, even garments to
wear, and pressing invitations to all
to come and eat and drink abundantly.
Forgiveness of Bins, life eternal, names
written In heaven, frail and mortal
fcodles made Immortal, all the glory
which tbe Father has given to Christ
bestowed freely upon us, and yet the
toor blinded sinner will not believe it
to be true, but stands off saying: "How
can I get it? What must I do?" Is It
not fearfully manifest that tbe god of
this world hatb blinded the- minds of
tiiem which believe notj lest tbe light
of tbe glorlou3 gospel 4' Christ, who
Is the Image of God, shosltHihme onto
them? (II Cor. iv. 4.)
Borne ask, "Weil, if 1 come, bow can
I ever holfl Tbiul of-asktag,
Will He wjjx iproS Bie' fenlvattait (or
me at the com of fljs? owu, Jiftf ctlhliavV
to love me fcftH ciaeJurmett !r ileal
the answer In Romtil,. "He who
jpnred not H!b Jw,o Son. but delivered
Him tip for all, bojiv shall Hd ,ot,
with Him a,!so,J .freely; give 0v.ai
things V ' '" -s ' " It. i-'
If we hai;e -truly ieeeWed Him,. let
oa vermor bf ' ttianifui to1 Blm ,for
life eternal ' resurrection body, a
Utingdom and plory air tbe HcTiei of
tUa grace aid floryj and n HwMll
tiere in hnmillarJon; Hved hr the
Father so Ifet'-u lS bCitafllrilLirf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LAND SALE.
By virtue of anorderof the Superior Court of
KanuoJpn county in tne special proceeding en
titled ' ranees Stewart vs. Ezeklel Stewart, et ai.
I will on the anil day of March, IUOn, et U
o'clock, n, at tne eourtnouse noor in Asheboro,
N. C. sell to the hlgheat bidder for cash at public
auction the following described real estate: Ad
joining the laudsof fi. M. Allred and others and
hounded as follows: Beginning al a white oak,
cor.icr of lot No. 8, thence east on the line of lot
No. 2, .30 chains to a pine, corner of lot No. ,
thenee north on the line of lot No, 1 to a KpanUh
oak. corner of lot No. 1. thence west 11 chains on
the original line Ui the original corner nine.
theme north on the original line 15 chains to a
small post oak, the original corner, thence went
on inid line 15 chaius to a dogwood, corner of lot
!9t. 8. thence south to the beginning, containing
IDri acres more or less, being lot No. 4 of the dl
vMonot the land of the Stewart heirs, excepting
xs acres nereioiore aoiu w nenry rvuuaras, (now
owned by Wni. Newsome) and tl acres raid to J.
M. Lutbef, all subject to the dower of Frances
p-ewanio sain lanas. J, A. epcaoe, com
This Feb.JS.llW.
, . v. " DIisSOLUTlON NOTICE.
The partnership heretofore existing between
C. O. KcAibJer and Wm. C. Hammer, doing busi
ness as the Asheboro Courier, has been this day
mutually dfswilvod, the ald C. C. McAllster
having snM nut-Ms Interest In said partnemhlp
to the said Wm. C. Hammer, who becomes the
sole proprietor and soecossnr to the partnership
heretofnexisttn(? 1 All oltllgattonsof said part,
pershipate aNiim-dytkesald Wm. C. Hammer
in1 alf debts dne trtd rjannetabla are to be naid
a tim, shfeaaJiM!. C.-WMrt JIng no longer
pirrtliei win, iop,npe-T rrrpnnm mo ttu muf VI
TlilR reb. 41. lt, Slguol
Wituai M. HooTer.
MORTGAGE SALE.
cinda Bailey on iheiiuUiday of March, 181U, by
Williamson Cranford and Caroline Cranford, his
wife, wnieh mortgagi deed wan duly transferred
and assigned for value received by the said Lu
einda Bailey on December 80. 1U01, to M. C.
Cranfonl, the said mortgage deed being recorded
in tne Register's omce oi iiviaoipn uoumy iu
Book 101, page 146. etc., we shall sell at publis
auction to the highest bidder for cash at the
court house door in Randolnh Countv.on Mon
day March 9, A. D. 1UUS, tha following dweribed
real estate:
Lying aud being In the County of Randolph
and known aud designated as follaws: Begin
ning at a rock comer at the road, running
thence North to a pine corner on Haunders' line;
thence West along Saunders' line to m white oak
In A. C. Orifhu's line; thence South with Grif
fin's line to a stake at Hopkins' fence south of
the road thence East with the public road lo the
LUCINDA BAILEY Michael, Mortgagee,
M. C. CKANKORD, Assignee oi Mortgagee.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Having ntiulitled as executors according to law
of the last will and testament of 8. W. Wall, de
ceased, this is to notify all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate iyraent.
All persons holding claims against saiu estate
are notified to tile them with the undersigned.
duly verified, on or befoie the 10th uay of Fab.
1KUH, or tins notice win ue pieaeco. in oaroi tueir
recovery.
This Feb. ant. 190S.
8. F. and J. T. WALL, Executors.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator with the
will annexed of 8arah Bailey, deceased, this
Is to notify all persons Indebted to said estate
tonmkelmecilatepnyuie.it. All persons bald
ing claims against sam estate are nereoy notinen
to present them to the undersigned, duly verifi
ed, on or before the lAth day of February. WO.
or this notice will lie pleaded in bar of tbelr
recovery.
This Feb. tl, 10M
E. P. HAYES, Aiiur. C. T. A.
NORTH CAROLINA,
IN THE SUPERIOR COC RT.
RANDOLPH CO.
Letha K. Smith, )
vs. ) KOTICK.
Calvin Smith, L. Ella Smith
aud Henry Rains. )
The defendant. L. Ella Smith, will take notice
that an action entitled as above has baen aota
meueed lu the Superior Court ol Randolph
County, North Carolina, for the recovery aud
for the possession of a certain tract of land situ
ated in saiu county and state. In which tract the
suld dcfcu4uut claims an interest, and the said
defendant will further take notice that she is
required to appear at the next term of tho Su
erir ( ourt of said county to tie held on the
-ccoiid Monday after the first Monday lu March,
IUUH. at the court house of said eountv In Ashe-
Isiro, North Carolina, and answer or demur to
the complaint In suid n-tion, or the plsiutiir
will apply to the court for the relief duuiauaed
iu said county.
This the Htli day of Jan.. r.WH.
w.o. HAMMOND.
Clerk Siiierior Court.
NORTH CAROLINA.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
RANDOLPH CO.
Henry L. Huusickcr. )
vs. ) NOTICE.
Daniel Dillon, Rotiert ;mi-
Ion et al. )
The defendants. Dsuiel Dillon. Rolicrt Dillon.
Kdward Dtliiin, Frances Dillon aud other un
known heirs-nt law of Miirv Dillon, deceased.
Annie Medd and Henry .Me 1d will take notice
that an action entitled as ali'tve has lieen com
menced in the sUierior Court of Randolph Co.
N. C, to foreclise a niortcai.'e deed on u certain
trnet of land situated in Asheboro and Cedar
(irovu Towuhi. in said county, in which said
tract of hind the aid defendants have itn Inter,
est; and the suid defendants will further take
notice that they are required to ni)'ur at the
next tern: of the Sujierior Court of said county,
to be held on ther, Monday iu March. l'.iuS. nt
the court houe of said county in Ashelioro. N.
C.aud answer or lemur to the complaint in said
action, or the i-luititiil will apply to the court fur
thexeiicl deiniiii.ted in :iid complaint.
This the Nth duv of Jan.. t!Hv
W. C. HAMMOND.
; Clerk .msM ior Court.
NuTICK!
MILTON I. BA1RD
vs.
Kliznlieth fori and linsliaud, A. Ki.rd, Msrv A.
Julian and husliaud, Julian, M.irtiliu
Lackny and husl.aiid, Laekuy, the uu-
kunwu heir-at-law of Wm. Dillee. deceased,
auy.iiuknon u heirs at law of ,l,,hu liillee, dec1,
and the unknown heirs-at-law- oi George Saute
d.'rs, ileceascd.
The defendants above named will tuke notice
that an action entitled as alsive has U-cu com
menced in the superior Couilof Randolph Coun
t. to s-rfect the title to a certain pureel of land
situate in Asheboro Township in snid county,
and to deluir the said defendants from any in
lerest therein and the suid defendants will fur
ther take notice that Iney ate required to appear
at the next term of the SuhtIit Court of said
county in be held on the third .Monday in March
r.ius, at the court house of said county, iu Ashe
Isiro. N.C., unit answer or demur In the com
plaint in supl action or the plaintiff will nppiv
to lie' court for the relief demanded In suid cori
pleillt. W. J. HAMMl.ND,
Clerk suis'ior Court.
Ihis the 1st day of Feb.. lwis.
LAND SALE.
By virtue of nil order of the Suie'.n- ''ourt of
Randolph County in the scclnl proceediag en
titled K. P. lhu, s. ailinr , etal, vs Rohy Bnllcy,
st al. I will, on the .Htli dav ol March. J'.nw, tit
I-.J o'clock M.nt the courthouse disirof Randolph
county, in Ashelsini. N. C., sell to the higln-t
bidder f ..r ca-h m public auction, Hie following
described real claie tn-n it:
1st Tract. Adjoining the lands ot John H.
Connor. Lizzie Connor und others. Beginning
at a stone on the eift side of the public road,
thence cast 'i poles to a red oak. thence south
10 1-3 iiles to n stone, thence West 4i poles ui a
stone in the public mad, thence along said road
to the Is'giuuiiig, containing two acres, more or
less, See Hisik IU3, page 1S, Regisk'r's oltlce,
Randolph county.
in Tract. Adjoining the lands oi J. H. Con
nor and others. Beginning at a stone near S. K.
Conner's barn and running east eight chains to
a stone in an old Held, thenee south six chains
and S5 links to a suine In the Kayeltcvllle mail,
thence north alsiut re! degrees west along suld
road one chain to a stone, thenee west 8 chains
to a stone in tVimmodore Connor's line, thenee
north with said line 3 chains and links to a
take in the Fayetteville road, thence west along
said road 4 chains to a stake in said road, thence
north i chains and .V) links to the liegiiiuing,con
taining 4 acres more or less. Sec- Book 106, pave
-Jti8, Keglner's omce. Randolph county.
3rd Tract. Adjoining the lands of the Central
Falls Co., and others. Beginning at C. M. Kulcn
corner In the Central Falls Co. line, thence north
along the company line 8 mds and 10 links to a
stone, John Bailey's corner, thence west rods
to a stone, Elizabeth Connor's corner, thence
south 8 rods and ! links to a stone, Elizabeth
Connor's hue. thence east S3 rods along C. M.
Kulen's line to the beginning, containing 1 8-4
acres more or less. J. A. SPENCE, Comr.
This Feb. iH.lUOS.
LAND SALE.
By virtue of an orderof the Superior Court of
Randolph county In the special proceeding en
titled H. U. Kennedy, admr., C. T A., vs Ge-rtre
Fnizler, etal, I will on the 8'trt dny of March,
1110H, ai the courthouse door of Randolph county.
In Ashelmro, N. C at Vi o'clock. M. sell to tke
hlghestJiidder for cash at public suction, the fol
lowing Bescrlbed rettlotnic: Adjoining the lands
of Ed. Bobbins, V. E. Davis and others. Begin
ning at alstone, the northeast corner of Addison
Frazler'S land on the west side of public road,
running thence west Kit) rods mid U feet to a
stone, thence down Beard Branch 4i rods and 7
feet to a gum tree, thence east 1 44 rods and 1818
feet to a stone on the west side ot the public road
thence up the public road M6 mds aud 10 feet
to the beginning corner, containing Ml 5-8 acres
more ot less, the same being a atrip nit' the north
side of Adddlsnn Frailer' s land. Said land sold
subject to the dower right ol Dora Frazeivwidow
This Feb. SH, lfloS. J. A. SPENCE, Com.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator of Jehn T.
Bailey, oeceased, according to law. Ibis la to
notify all persons indebted to aaid estate to
make iuimedate payment, Al) persona holding
claims against said estate most file tiiem before
the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the
1 5th day of February, 1804, ot this notice will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery.
Tnia Feb. , 1008.
S. , HAYES, Admr.
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